Dr. McAfee has been my dentist for a number of years. He is kind, professional, and thorough. He…read morehas an excellent staff and I would go to no other dentist.

This was my second Visit and it was very unprofessional. We arrived 10 mins early for a 4 o'clock…read moreappt. My daughter was having a small cavity filled. I wanted to go back which they at first said it would only take a few minutes to do the procedure. It was laser which is something that I'm not familiar with. I told the assistant I would rather go back. I assumed that there would be an explanation of how the procedure would be and things of that nature. We waited for almost an hour when Dr McAfee came in and said that we would have to reschedule. No explanation except that he was delayed and because he was gonna have to talk with me we would need yo reschedule. Very unprofessional and a waste of time.

An absolute train wreck. If you are wanting to feel safe and secure during the pandemic, I do not…read morerecommend this office. Let me start off by saying that I have multiple chronic health issues that keep me from being out in the public much during this pandemic. I unfortunately recently broke a piece off of my molar and had to give in and make a dentist appointment. I have a tendency to avoid dentistry due to a dental phobia, so I went to this office in hopes of receiving sedation dentistry in a professional (and sanitary) setting. I called when I arrived (as I didn't want to take any unnecessary health risks) to ask to be alerted when my appointment began so I would not have to sit in the waiting room, and the receptionist snarkily informed me that pandemic restrictions had been eased--and that they would not come out to get me. She then tried to argue with me that cell service was spotty, so they wouldn't call me in my car either. This was despite the fact that I was on the phone with her with a GREAT signal from the actual parking lot. It was pretty empty, so I gave in and went inside a couple of minutes early. The office was filled with religious paraphernalia, which I found a little strange for a dentist office but not super unusual for the South. Then I turned the corner to see two receptionists wearing NO masks. Ironically, they took my temperature and then told me to sit in the waiting room. I mulled over the tiny list of possible scenarios where being maskless would be acceptable, and this situation qualified for none of them. I sat for a total of 3 minutes in the waiting room before deciding I wasn't going to put up with this in a medical establishment. I walked out and called to cancel. I told them why, and they had the nerve to ask if I wanted to reschedule!

Doc VanHorn is great! Results that changed my life. Amazing family dentist, and everyone in the…read moreoffice making my experience comfortable.

I took my grandbaby there on 3/13. This place reminded me of one of the 3rd world country medical…read morefacilities I've seen. It was so disheveled and dirty. It was not very sanitary. It was so bad I asked the staff if it was being remodeled. They said NO. Took a lot longer than it should to check in, be seen, then discharged even though the hospital seemed almost vacant. We were taken to a large room where there were several sets of 2 waiting room chairs each partitioned with a metal pole type roller shaped into a square with a curtain covering the center on each side of the chairs. No privacy visual or audible. ALL your business is out there. They went around to each station and gave each patient a dose of steroids and antihistamine. This place is a joke. I'll try Cartersville or Rome next time.

I was a patient last night (4/25/19) and came in with Stage 2 Hypertension. I couldn't get in touch…read morewith my doctor (part of the AdventHealth system) so I checked the Internet and went to the hospital. I got there and there was only one person in the front waiting room and one person in the Pending Results waiting area. I thought I was in luck and would be seen quickly. We checked in at 7:40 p.m. and everyone we saw acted like I needed to get to an exam room quickly. The Check-In person took my information and asked (aloud) for some information from my wife. She seemed to be multi-tasking between answering the phone, directing people walking in to the right rooms, and this check-in process. Abruptly, a woman came in to the back of the Check-In area looking for someone so she could eat with her and ended plopping down at a desk and started eating in front of us. She continued to distract the Check-In person while getting me checked-in and slowed down the process. I sat in the waiting area for a few minutes and was then taken to a room to get my vitals (BP: 172 over 104), then to the Pending Results waiting area. A young man came after a few minutes and took me to a room close-by to do an EKG. Just as he got done with the EKG, another nurse came in to draw blood. Before the nurse could get set up to draw blood, another nurse (rudely) interrupted her to take me to get chest x-rays. They took two x-rays but were rushing around like they had more patients. I think their food was getting cold or something because they weren't in the x-ray room later when I walked by. The blood nurse had waited with my wife while I went to get chest x-rays. My wife said she got pissed off and was leaving the room when I came walking back from X-ray. This young girl set her tubes, tourniquet, and needle on a chair she dragged up beside me and got on her KNEES to draw my blood. A couple of times, she shifted on her knees and moved the needle in my arm. Not fun! She got done and left. We sat there a few minutes and another nurse came to take me to an exam room. We sat in the exam room for 35 minutes before the Admissions person came in with an iPad for me to sign something I couldn't read because the signature block covered most of the page. It took her a while to get the iPad to connect and bring up the right records but she said I couldn't be seen until I did this. WHY WASN'T THIS DONE BEFORE MY CHEST X-RAYS, EKG, AND BLOOD WORK, THEN SITTING 35 MINUTES IN AN EXAM ROOM!?! BECAUSE A SECURITY GUY WAS FLIRTING WITH HER THE WHOLE TIME! Another 30 minutes later, Nurse Jackie (her real name) came in to check my blood pressure on both arms and tell me that they were waiting on the results from the x-rays and EKG. BP at this time was 165 over 102. While waiting, we noticed workers coming and going at the counters outside. Some were talking about hospital business and some were flirting with each other (especially a tall, Security guy) and nobody seemed to care about any patients. We waited until almost 10:00 for Dr. Pottinger and she didn't know what medication I was on or why I was even there! I asked her if she had even looked at my chart and she said she did but I had to tell her why I was there, my medical history, and showed her my medicines I had taken in a baggie. She then prescribed Clonidine and steroids. She said a nurse would be in shortly with the medication and they would wait 30 minutes to see if my BP came down. [My blood pressure was already coming down!] 15 minutes later, Nurse Jackie came back with the meds and said they would check on me in 30 minutes. 40 minutes later, nobody had checked my BP or came in to check on me when the doctor came back and asked if I had been seen. She attempted to take my BP but didn't even know how to operate the machine! She said the nurses push her away from the machines because she always messes something up. Not only is this NOT a good "bedside manner" but not good information to give to a patient. She finally got the machine to take the BP and it was 157 over 99 (but she left it beeping and someone had to come in and turn it off). The doctor said that my BP wasn't dangerous and that it should come down through the night. After she left, we waited until 11:10 p.m. and nobody had come with the prescription and discharge papers. We left the exam room and went to the only person on the floor (the woman from Check-In had moved to Admissions) and told her we were ready to go. She asked another woman where Chad (?) was. They tried calling him on the radio but he didn't answer so she got up and went looking for him. A few minutes later, he showed up with discharge papers and acted VERY arrogant and upset that we had bothered him while reading the information out. I signed out and left. I don't recommend using this hospital EVER.

I went in for a cardiology appointment this week (attached to HC Calhoun Family Medicine), and I do…read morenot think I will be returning to this particular clinic in the future. The nurses and cardiologist were FANTASTIC and extremely helpful, however, the waiting room and reception areas were not safe locations during a time of pandemic. There were many patients without masks--and even a receptionist who was wearing her mask improperly (below her nose). For those who are immunocompromised or at risk, please beware of this clinic.

I've been seeing Dr.Davis for a few weeks now! Great doc and very informative! He speaks to you…read moreas so you can understand what is going on. I appreciate that so much!

Nice staff, professional and friendly. Dr. McBride is the best.read more

They removed the keloid on my ear from a piercing gone wrong…read moreThey were so sweet and kind They gave me back my confidence to wear my Hair up I will never be able to say thank you enough

Horrible scar on my face (long across my eyes) that was not there (very deep and long). Also had a…read morecyst removed on arm. Still after 8 months a large scar and ugly. Very bad a leaving scars that you are left with for life. I wasn't told my insurance didn't pay until after I had the surgery and still making payments. Hurt that I wasn't told before. They have been kind and let me make payments but had it to do over again, I would not have went because the scars are horrible and cannot be fixed without lots of money and still permanent. Bad Experience after I thought such a nice place to go.