Dr. Hayes was very detailed, patient, very knowledgeable and took the time to listen and gave great…read morerecommendations for any Specialists I needed to see.

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Absolutely an exceptional experience! I had an infection in my upper thigh muscle. I was told by…read moredoc on demand to go to the ER or urgent care. My wife found this incredible company online and within 40 minutes I had a real doctor and nurse in my kitchen! They took my vitals and administered an antibiotic shot and prescribed me an oral antibiotic. This team is the real deal. My option was driving 30 minutes and waiting in a lobby of an urgent care or going to an ER and waiting 4 hours or more. I am so happy that I was able to get the care that I needed without leaving my home and was back to watching the finale of Ozark minutes after they left. They rock! Super friendly, kind , fast , and professional are what come to mind when I recall their visit. I won't use anyone else. Thanks Qualified Quacks! You make life easier.

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Terrible. A lot of mistakes. Way worse treatment though paying the extra hundreds of month to…read moresupposedly get better care. I think you'd get better care at an urgent care client or the vet. They didn't at all seem to have their act together and were all about presenting themselves as kind and caring, but when things were not working out, when we caught them screwing up, they started getting ugly and showing their true colors. They should have refunded the FOR-NOTHING extra hundreds we paid for a different/better level of service. Amazing how they got ugly - showed their true colors - when we canned them. We will be staying the H away from this dis-organization.

Absolutely the best kept secret in the Atlanta area. I had high expectations from a friend of mine…read moreand they exceeded it with Wendy being the nurse and Dr. Sarma delivering the best doctor experience ever. He listened and he cared. I would absolutely recommend you guys to my friends and already have.

My experiences are always to comfortable and pleasant. The office is always so friendly and…read morehelpful. I love the personal attention from my doctor and her assistants. When I was in an accident and taken to ER, my doc got in touch with me the next day via MyChart and gave me a referral and checked on me.

This office might be the most unfriendly, unprofessional office I've ever visited…read more 1) They can't stand kids in the office and they go are RUDE to children 2) The wait is always an hour or more and the time spent with the doctor is less than 5 minutes 3) The staff speak as if they hate their job and they hate you too 4) They don't respond to test results or return calls in a timely manner There are so many good doctors in the area. Unfortunately after 4 visits I finally had to leave this office. 4 out of 4 were the same experience: awful.

great appointment terrible front desk billing. they gave me the wrong estimate that was 150+ more…read morethan expected.

I`ve been coming here to see Dr. Miller for about two years now…read more I really like her and her staff. Normally within 5 mins of my appointment time, I am being called back to get the appointment started, and thankfully its not one of those situations where, they take you from the waiting room, to the exam room to sit for hours. Generally, the medical assistant comes in and does my vitals, and by the time she`s done Dr. Miller is coming in and greeting me. I like that she is easy to talk to, and follows up with exactly what she says she is going to do as far as making referrals, and calling in prescriptions. Sit in the shopping center with the Publix.

Beware and do not go to this location!!! The front office staff is terrible and rude. They offer no…read moreguidance for parking so I parked on the street. The meter was broke so I had to get assistance from the parking assistant. When I finally got in the building after waiting in line, they informed me that I was 11 minutes late so my appointment was canceled. I explained I had been there for 20 minutes trying to park but it was broken and they provided no guidance on how to park in their garage. I just moved here from out of state. Once I showed them the address THEY provided in Mychart, they realized they never provided parking instructions or the address to the garage. They told me I can try and come back 4 hours later after I already took off work. They provided poor communication and were extremely rude. I will never recommend this office or location.

UPDATE: It took many many phone calls over the course of…read moremore than a week, the involvement of various people from pharmacy services and my physician Dr. Joe, but in the end my issue got resolved. I will give the practice another try, mainly because I am happy with my physician, and see how things work out during future visits.

I had my last annual physical with Cullen Kelly, MD (internal medicine) at Piedmont Physicians at…read moreAtlantic Station. In short, my visit and follow-up communication from Dr. Kelly were great and I'm happy to have him as my new primary care physician (PCP). Based on this experience, I look forward to the appointments to come. I've been a patient with Piedmont Physicians at Atlantic Station since 2006, starting with James Harrington, MD (internal medicine), but mostly with Belinda Brown-Saddler, MD (family medicine). I saw Dr. Brown-Saddler for my annual physical every year from 2007 to 2023. She left Piedmont Physicians at Atlantic Station to help pilot and lead the relatively-new Piedmont Concierge Medicine program. At my last physical with Dr. Brown-Saddler, she recommended Augusta Essuman-Nelson, DO (internal medicine) to be my new PCP. I scheduled an appointment with Dr. Essuman-Nelson, but then she had a baby (congratulations!), so I switched to Dr. Kelly at the last minute. Everything worked out well because I was very happy with my visit with Dr. Kelly. As a longtime patient at Piedmont Physicians at Atlantic Station, I noticed a new wave of younger doctors and nurse practitioners join this practice in the last few years. The last man standing / OG doctor at this location is Alan Perry, MD (family medicine). If I recall correctly, Dr. Kelly took over for another one of the OG doctors at this location: Patrick Coleman, MD (internal medicine). The only other longtime person I still recognize here is Shonda, who works at the exit desk/counter and often wears a phone headset. She's wonderful. Dr. Kelly is a young doctor (in his 30s). He conducted my annual physical differently from Dr. Brown-Saddler. To be clear, I love Dr. Brown-Saddler and would have kept seeing her if she didn't leave. With Dr. Kelly, I felt like I was getting a "reboot" on my physical. He was very thorough and spent more time with me than I expected. I appreciated that. He recorded our conversation on his phone, I believe to aid in dictating notes for my electronic medical record. He reviewed my numbers on the computer screen with me. He introduced new guidance to me. For example, he didn't do a testicular exam / cough test, which Dr. Brown-Saddler always did. Also, Dr. Kelly didn't suggest an A1c test for me, I assume because I'm low risk. He said A1c tests were something Dr. Brown-Saddler did for all of her patients. I told him to keep ordering the A1c test for me because I always had it done and my health insurance covered it at no additional cost. By chance this year, my A1c came back elevated for the first time ever. Time to reduce eating out and Yelping. Less than a week after my appointment, Dr. Kelly sent me a message on MyChart (Epic) summarizing and explaining all of my lab work. Typically (at least, in recent years), Dr. Brown-Saddler would shoot me quick messages like: "As you have seen, your cholesterol level is improved and your other lab results are within normal limits. Keep up the good work!" Real example. She might also include an informative attachment (e.g., tips on how to lower cholesterol). Dr. Kelly's message was probably about two pages long, and, like the exam, was very thorough. Again, I appreciated that. Dr. Brown-Saddler's messages were straight and to the point, telling me exactly what I needed to know. I think both doctors are great, they just do things differently. Also, I saw Dr. Brown-Saddler for 17 years and I've seen Dr. Kelly only once so far, so things could change. Overall, I did think the office experience and quality of care with Dr. Kelly and the rest of the staff at Piedmont Physicians at Atlantic Station was excellent and I plan to return next year for my 20th (!) consecutive year. Note: In recent years, something changed at Piedmont where I can no longer schedule my next physical less than one year after my previous physical. I used to be able to reset the time of year that I get my physical, but not anymore. I'm guessing it has to do with insurance. However, my insurance benefit is on a calendar-year basis, so I don't have to schedule my physicals a year or more apart. Piedmont Physicians at Atlantic Station also has a separate Yelp listing here: https://www.yelp.com/biz/piedmont-physicians-at-atlantic-station-atlanta Parking: The best place to park is in the Atlantic Station garage on level P2. Enter via 20th St NW on the back side of the property. After entering, turn left and park in the purple-colored section near stairwell 4. Take stairwell 4 up to street level and Piedmont Physicians is right there. Parking is free for the first two hours.

Dr. Brown can be a good doctor, but can let his ego interfere with his personal judgment resulting…read morein unnecessary distress and pain to a patient--me.