Excellent check in and check out... Very Fast and Friendly…read more Took us on a Busy Friday Morning with ease and a smile!!! Thank you for caring about our Children Have been coming here since birth That was almost 16 years ago!!!

The professionalism of the front office staff leaves much to be desired. We visit the area…read morefrequently, and our young son was sick. The office refused to see him without a lengthy medical records transfer and approval process. When you have a sick little one, having a compassionate person on the other end of the phone would be nice, but the rudeness and lack of caring about a child's health has encouraged us to follow up elsewhere for care, even if it is a significant drive. When asking if there was another option, the person I spoke with said "nope." Locals and visitors alike, I recommend you don't even spend your time with the front office staff.

Dr Adams is a rare find. Cant say enough good things... a sharp doctor but also brilliant with kids…read moreand parents. Highly recommend!!

I love dr addo and Schitler they are amazing dr's and when you need them most they listen! The…read moregirls in the front know you by name are always on top of getting you checked in! I couldn't ask for a better pediatrician! Been with them almost 7 year and it was best decision I made!

has always been my favorite place to take my children, I now live in another state and have not…read morebeen able to find care as good as Piedmont Adult and Pediatrics

First let me say, Dr. Charles Hayek is a five star doctor. I trust him with my children and that…read moreshould say a lot. Whenever they are sick or have any issues, he is/they are willing to see them the same day. I find that impressive because if I need to see my doctor, it could be a couple of days. The clinic is neat and clean. Yes, the fishtank is cool. They run on schedule. The only real negative I have seen are that when we go to pick up prescriptions at Walgreens, that sometimes they have not been sent (electronically or called in). When you do inform the clinic, they are quick to rectify.

We love the children's clinic! dr.grinton & dr.patel are truly two of the most amazing doctors! We…read morelove them. We can usually see one of them same day sick appointment or they will fit us in. They truly care about your child. My kids also LOVE the children's clinic. They are both patient, kind and caring. We are so lucky to have such great doctors.

Wonderful attentive staff. Upbeat atmosphere. Thorough personalized assessment. Compassionate,…read moreprofessional care.

Dr miles saenger is by far the best doctor I've ever had. He's friendly, warm, and tells it how it…read moreis. Front office staff is exceptional, and the MAs are great too! Never before have I been excited for the doctors!

Unless it's with Dr Gibbs, don't even consider calling this establishment. Dr. Collier proved to be…read morenothing but unprofessional & inconsiderate and attacked my family of 4 with her actions.

Im a current patient at High Country Community and have experienced ongoing medical neglect and…read moregaslighting by Jessica Null, my assigned primary care doctor. I have PCOS and bleed so heavily that it causes iron deficiency, which severely affects my ability to function day to day. In May, I had my iron tested due to worsening symptoms. When my results came in, Jessica told me my levels were normal and that I needed to continue iron pills because insurance would not cover an infusion. I explained that I've taken pills before, they do not work for me, and that I've previously needed iron infusions -- three times in the past -- because of this exact issue. She dismissed that and said if I wanted an infusion, I'd have to pay out of pocket and "prove" the pills don't work. She said insurance would only cover it if the pills failed. Months later, I found that my original iron level was actually below the minimum (I'll attach a screenshot for proof). That means I should've qualified for an infusion back then. Fast forward: I'm still experiencing symptoms -- fatigue, dizziness, extreme bleeding -- and went in again. Jessica told me that even if I'm below the minimum range, it wouldn't qualify me unless I can't tolerate the pills. Again, I explained the pills do nothing for me -- just like last time. When I finally got my newest results this week, I was told my level is at 17. The minimum is 15. That's barely above the threshold and still not acceptable for someone like me who works a physically demanding job and bleeds heavily due to PCOS. The nurse, Ashley, who reviewed my case, noted in the patient portal with emotional immaturity that "the iron pills don't work." That should have been enough to qualify me for an iron infusion. Yet Jessica still denied care and told me to "speak to my gynecologist," as if it isn't her job to advocate for the infusion. I escalated the issue and spoke to a higher-up named Nicole, who confirmed they'd involve the medical chief and HR. I explained I felt racially discriminated against, and I stand by that. There are plenty of studies showing that Black and Brown women are medically neglected, dismissed, and misdiagnosed at higher rates. I said, "If I were a white woman, this wouldn't be happening." After that, another nurse called me -- not even the same one as before -- and with a nasty attitude repeated what Jessica said. When I brought up how this feels like racial bias, she literally said, "My partner is a person of color, so don't bring that card up." That was one of the most ignorant and defensive responses I've ever heard. It doesn't matter who you date -- you're still upholding a biased system if you're treating patients unequally. This entire situation has caused me serious mental and physical stress. Because of this negligence, I've suffered: Dizziness, Chronic Fatigue, Low energy, sleeping 13 hours and still being exhausted, needing multiple naps and struggling to work and study. Nicole told me they're investigating and transferring me to a new provider, but that doesn't excuse the harm already done.

After switching pediatricians, I can honestly say Piedmont Pediatrics has exceeded every…read moreexpectation -- they're phenomenal in every way. When our beloved long-time pediatrician stopped accepting our insurance, I was heartbroken and honestly didn't think we'd ever find another practice that compared. After asking around, I received at least a dozen recommendations for Piedmont Pediatrics in Mooresville -- and now, several months in, I completely understand why. Dr. Malloney is absolutely fantastic -- incredibly knowledgeable, personable, funny, and down-to-earth. He's refreshingly candid and so easy to talk to. My child has complex medical needs, and he's shown genuine understanding, patience, and expertise every step of the way. On more than one occasion, he's known rare conditions and offered insights I hadn't even come across in my own extensive research. We've also seen Cassie (CNP) several times, and she's just as wonderful -- thorough, warm, and confident in her care. More recently, we've met Shareeza (CNP), who's been equally impressive, both when working alongside Dr. Malloney and independently for urgent visits. She's calm, compassionate, and incredibly knowledgeable. I love that Piedmont Pediatrics is a smaller, local practice -- personable and welcoming -- yet still part of the Piedmont Healthcare system, which provides the benefits of a larger network, specifically online records, scheduling, and messaging. It's the perfect balance for families like ours who prefer more individualized care than the big systems (like Atrium or Novant) often provide. Unlike some pediatric offices we've visited, they also have fun, themed exam rooms that make visits more enjoyable for the kids -- small detail, big difference! Their front office staff is wonderful, too. Ashley at the desk is always so kind and efficient, helping with scheduling, questions, and urgent appointments. Another sweet staff member (whose name I regret not remembering!) has also been so caring during our visits. And every nurse we've met is genuinely amazing with kids -- mine actually smile the whole time we're there! We have a complex medical history, and I can't overstate how much I appreciate their willingness to spend extra time answering my million questions, reviewing labs and notes, and collaborating with my kids' specialists. That level of thoroughness and teamwork means the world to me as a parent. I actually found Piedmont Pediatrics through a referral, and now I have to return the favor by recommending them to anyone looking. They've earned every bit of their outstanding reputation. The practice also has an easy-to-use app and online patient portal, which I really value for reviewing records, messaging the office, and sending updates before visits. Overall, Piedmont Pediatrics has exceeded my expectations in every way. It's a small practice that delivers truly exceptional, high-quality care -- professional, compassionate, and deeply personal. I highly recommend them to any parent looking for a pediatric team that truly listens, collaborates, and cares.

We've been attending GuP since my second was born, so 9.5 years. We've had good experiences, with…read moremultiple doctors at the location. We've always appreciated that they are open to how we parent: for example, we were vegan for many years and they were kind in ensuring our kids got the nutrients they needed in our way. They've been great about seeing our kids same day when they've had something come up quickly. I especially appreciate that they have the spray mist for flu vaccines because my kids despise needles. If you're looking for new kid care, definitely give them a shot.

We have been with Dr. Wendy for over 17 years and i wouldn't go anywhere else! Getting same-day…read moresick appointments has never been an issue and the office has always been very responsive to any calls. Dr. Wendy has a very practical approach and stays up to date with science, medicine and treatment approaches. She takes time to discuss options and gives great advice and the "why" behind it. She covers the whole child -- mental, physical and emotional and she is also helpful when asked parenting questions. I'm going to miss her when our kids age out!