My Hearing Aid place has been fantastic to work with. Not only have they fixed some tricky hearing…read moreaid problems, but they also provided excellent and successful advice about chronic ear fluid buildup and eliminating painful spots in my ear. Can't recommend them too highly!

As a returning patient, I can attest to the effectiveness and professionalism of this clinic. Each…read morepatient, whatever the source of the problem (s) is analyzed and their individual problem(s) treated with the utmost care. There are three primary, credentialed, knowledgeable medical professionals dorect treatments and the medical support staff performs the therapeutic care. Open wounds close, and I personally attest to the effectiveness of their care. Don't wait, a better quality of life can be achieved.

Dr. Ghaleb is an extremely kind and thorough doctor who usually spends 30 minutes to an hour with…read moreme for appointments. My previous PCP would shove me out in 10-15 minutes due to pressure from the insurance companies to see the most patients in the least amount of time, so I am more than happy with Family Medicine of Pooler's direct care business model as it allows me to actually share my concerns with my doctor and be involved and informed in my own care. Dr. Ghaleb always informs me of all my options and allows me to make my own decisions with her guidance. They will even ask if there are any particular labs you would like her to consider when you are getting your annuals. I am a very anxious patient and she is always so considerate and patient with me. I can't speak highly enough of her and her team. The nurses are also extremely kind. I hope Family Medicine of Pooler is my family practice for many years to come.

They will not see you if it is a referral from an inpatient admission. My wife had a stroke and…read moreneeded to see a Dr to get consult to Cardiologist for outpatient Stress Test. Their system may work, just don't be sick when you call, as they are 6 weeks out to see you. They claim it's because of being a new patient, which we all know is really just a few extra pieces of paper that need to be filled out. The real ironic part is that their speech they give about their services is geared towards how to ensure that your credit card stays up to date for all billing. That was mentioned 4 times while talking about my wife's stroke. They may be good, just not for an emergent issue. I would not call them if you have immediate unforeseen needs.

Outstanding Staff us friendly and always upbeat…read more The workouts they put me through really did wonders for my neck condition. I was skeptical at first but gave it a try and wow. Highly recommend!

On July 22 2024, Ernie Ledesma asked me what I want to be able to do after PT. My response:…read moreswimming, social dancing, and Pickleball. He told me that to get there he would have to rough me up. I had complete left knee replacement on July 28, 2024. On the first day my knee went from 42 degree bend to 80 degree bend. Wow! On August 30 2024, Ernie released me to resume all activities. That was 6 weeks and 1 day after complete left knee replacement. I played Pickleball that same day. Thank you Ernie for setting the bar so high. It motivated me to do all the home exercises between appointments.

I'm not that big of a fan of Georgia Eye Institute having had negative experiences with a rookie…read moredoctor 7 years ago. Dr. Mark Manocha is not a rookie and is one of the finest Ophthalmologist in Savannah. He inspires confidence and is able to discern what is important and express his ideas in understandable terms. His office is professional and competent.

This isn't a review about Dr. Manocha. He's an excellent doctor. It's more about the staff not his…read moredirectly but the one in check in and check out I had an appointment for December 14. They changed to December 23 and then the 29th. I had my exam went to check out, I said I have to make an appointment for a year. She looked at me and said sorry we're booked next December and I said what? She said you'll have to start calling in mid January to see if you can get one for January 20 27. That's unacceptable. there's a few other problems too, but I'm not gonna go into it here. Remember this isn't about Dr. Manocha. May not be going back. Not sure if the doctor knows what is going on.

I was pleased to receive my replacement aides very quickly.... Steve and Noah were both helpful in…read moregetting this done...Steve reviewed the W app once again.with me.....

I called Brittany in the Bluffton office saying I needed a previously unscheduled appointment with…read moreSteve ASAP. She had me come in within two hours. in under 2.5 hours I was on my way home, problem solved!!! Their level of customer service and caring is unmatched. I feel so fortunate to have Steve as my audiologist

All their reviews are people they brought in to see the place and get free massages. Here's a real…read morereview from a customer who paid and Angela Thomas refused to refund. If you'd like to look WORSE for $350, go to Tox! I visited the Savannah, GA, location for facial and body services in mid-March. The employee took before and after pictures and if you're going to do that, you're signaling that visible results are to be expected. I booked this service because I had a big social event days later that I wanted to look extra good for. I actually looked better in all of my before pictures than after. I was really disappointed because during the service, the woman who worked on me was not detailed-oriented or aware that she was applying pressure to different parts of corresponding body parts unevenly. For example, she would work on one part of my thigh and then when she was supposed to be doing the equivalent on the other leg, she would be applying pressure to a slightly different area. Initially, I tried to write off my experience as having been beneficial, despite not seeing results, but I've since had a different lymphatic drainage done at a small business in South Carolina and saw dramatic results after that appointment. At one point while at Tox, when I asked about her massaging an organ in my mid section and why that was critical to lymphatic drainage, she said it helps with drainage. Does she understand the benefits or the reason for doing it? It made me feel less certain that the treatment I was getting was helping me. The results speak for themselves. I took my own before and after pictures in the car that showed a similar or bloated look after the service. I wouldn't go back even for a free service here.

I don't know how something can both be a necessity and a luxury but somehow, the Tox Technique…read moreticks both boxes. After nearly a month of suffering from an absolutely brutal ear nose and throat infection, a litany of steroids and antibiotics, I found The Tox and I remembered hearing about the health benefits of lymphatic massage. I stopped by the studio and met the owner Angela, who was kind enough to chat with me even though she was on her way out. Her background is rooted in medical lymphatic massage and she encouraged me to give it a try. I was on the fence because Dr. Google Warned me against the massage while "actively taking antibiotics " ( I now know that's just due to worried about injury liability ). I saw her again at the Lululemon pop up and after learning more about how the ear nose and throat drain, I pulled the trigger and she booked me on the spot. The morning of my appointment I managed to get a waitlist appointment at my ENT doc and I called desperate to see if The Tox could push back my appointment a few hours so I could attend both. Sweethearts that they are, they said no problem and when I saw my doc, I mentioned the massage to her and she said it was a " great idea." The experience in the studio was like nothing I've encountered before. The whole place is , honestly, a vibe. All black, moody lighting , mellow music. The gals were all super welcoming and accommodating. Based on Angela's suggestion, I booked the 100 minute new client special massage and facial. 10/10 stars! It was both relaxing and .. somehow invigorating? In fact, during my facial, I actually felt my part of sinuses unblock ! It was such a luxurious experience that had been solidified in my mind as a necessity as I am, unfortunately, no stranger to ENT issues. One thing to note - and maybe it was just me, but after my massage when I went to the restroom I felt tingly all over and a little light headed. I ran cool some water over my hands and face and was fine in a couple minutes but maybe just take it easy after you get up from the heated bed. Now, for what you really want to know : what were the results ? Well.. Your mileage may vary, but the morning after, I woke up with clear sinuses and an unblocked ear! and to me, that feels nothing short of a miracle. A couple of important things to know : TIP. This is a beauty / wellness service and these gals work HARD to give you a great experience and tipping is the right thing to do. Drink a a few liters of water in the days leading up to your service and have electrolytes on hand after because in the 10 hours since my service, I was SO THIRSTY. Lastly, if you a Deaf or Hard of Hearing, know that the actual massage room is DARK. I have no doubt that your therapist will accommodate your needs but definitely communicate before you get to the back and you can't see what they are saying. Overall, I wholeheartedly recommend you give The Tox a try. It's an investment in yourself which is honestly, the kind that has the highest returns.

After leaving the Urgent Care in downtown Savannah, I went straight to the one located on Derenne…read moreAve. Boy, what a massive difference in professionalism. When I walked in, I had to wait about 15-minutes to let the people who had already been seen checkout and then allow the ones before me to go to the counter. When I went to the counter, the girl whispered if I was there for a Covid test, being mindful that I might not want people around me knowing my business -- pure class on her part. Once I confirmed, she had Sarah Holton assist me. Sarah was very kind, understanding, professional, and straightforward. She gave me options with pricing as they don't take insurance and made sure I was OK with everything before moving forward. You could tell she genuinely cares about her patients, and although she deals with many sick people a day hasn't lost her compassion. Once the Doctor arrived, whose name escaped me, but she was a lovely sweet petite red-headed woman, who was as equally kind, gentle, and compassionate as Sarah, she was able to put me on a Covid recovery plan. Urgent Care, unlike many other clinics, is in the healing business and prescribes what is needed for you to heal, not what is recommended by big Pharma to make a profit. I am so grateful I found them. They are worth every penny you spend out of pocket. They gave me the paperwork to get reimbursement from my insurance company, so that's a bonus. Also, when I told Sarah about the experience I had at the historic Savannah location, she apologized on behalf of the company and reported the incident to her management. She goes over and beyond for her patients. I highly recommend this Urgent Care location!

They don't take insurance so it's $99 for the visit which isn't bad if you don't have insurance I…read moreguess. The exam rooms are not clean. The floors are dirty and the bin for what looks like IV fluid bags and other things similar doesn't have a lid. Also trash on the floor and the regular trash can has no lid. The Nurse Practitioner is nice but didn't really seem to know how to diagnose me. She asked me if I wanted various shots and tests but I really am not sure because well, I'm not a medical professional. Every shot and test costs extra but it turned out to be more expensive than other urgent cares I've been to. I wouldn't come back...