The service is great, but the wait is ridiculous. They ask you to arrive 20 minutes before your…read moreappointment, and you have to wait more than an hour to be seen.

My doctor, Hiba Abouassi, is both kind and extremely knowledgeable. She addresses each variation in…read moremy A1C readings with solid advice. She's my favorite Duke doctor!

Staff (including check-in) was very attentive and professional. I was pleasantly surprised.read more

Let me start by saying that Dr Polanco and Andrea are amazing! They provide high quality care and…read moretruly want the best for their patients. I'm in awe every time I'm fortunate enough to see them by how much passion they show in their jobs. Trying to get in touch with somebody on the phone - good luck. I have been charged for a no show appointment twice. Each time, I've tried leaving a voicemail to cancel or reschedule and nobody listened to them or returned my call. Thankfully, they were able to remove the charge given the situation, which was nice, but still. To avoid this situation, I don't know why someone there can't just pick up the phone. I'm not too pleased with the demeanor or professionalism of the front desk staff. Every time I walk in for my appointments, all I'm given is "Name?" No kind of greeting, smile or anything. It almost seems like I'm a problem for them to come in for my appointments, which is why I usually try to just do telehealth unless something comes up where I'm NEEDED to go in office. When leaving, I avoid having to speak with check out by just requesting a follow up visit on the app. I've stopped trying to schedule in office at checkout because I get the same demeanor and unprofessionalism as check in. In conclusion, my providers are amazing, but the office staff is terrible. This is a medical office and it's absurd that NOBODY answers the phone or calls you back. You have to be very lucky to get in contact with someone.

When I first came here, the service was fantastic. Getting blood drawn took less than five minutes,…read morepaying was a single process, and the doctors were able to see me in less than ten. However, my previous three appointments have been disasters. Waiting to get blood drawn took over an hour, and in my previous blood work appointment the nurse missed the vein twice, and went through it on her third attempt. My last visit resulted in a 50 minute wait to see the doctor, who I only spoke to for about 10 to 15 minutes before I had everything I needed handled and was able to walk out the door. Finding an endocrinologist in Raleigh was not easy, but I'll certainly go through the trouble of finding another if this is the new standard of service I can expect from Creedmoor.

This was our first time to this office. We were referred from another endocrinologist and while it…read moretook a while to get in, the care my daughter received was excellent. The day of the appointment she was to fast and as a result her blood sugar was dropping. She called the office to ask about what she should do as they really needed the fasting labs to understand what was going on with her blood sugar. LaDonna stayed on the phone with her for about 20-30 minutes trying to reach the provider to know what to tell my daughter. Ultimately, the provider wasn't available so she contacted another (on call) provider for us. She really went above and beyond in trying to help us! Once there, the RN Nisha (unsure of spelling and exact pronunciation) was very kind and started getting my daughter screened (going over meds, taking vitals, etc) and when she saw it was taking longer than expected, she get another nurse to come in to assist so that the doctor could come in. When my daughters blood sugar was checked and it was low 50's, they quickly tended to her. The lab personnel came to the room to draw blood instead of having her walk to the lab. Another nurse came in with peanut butter crackers and apple juice. The PA that works with Dr. D'Alessio also came in to ask how she was feeling with the low blood sugar. They were all so attentive and made sure she was okay. Dr. D'Alessio was amazing. He asked very pointed questions about her history, symptoms, etc. in order to better understand what is happening with her body and hypoglycemia. He even thanked her for going through the tough fasting in order to get the information they need from her lab work. He answered any questions we had and assured us we'd hear from him once he got the labs back. I am so grateful for a team of highly trained and knowledgeable professions to help care for my daughter.

I'm writing this review probably 15 years too late. However Duke endocrinology fu*ked my life up!!!…read moreI'm a type 1 diabetic and was under Duke care my entire adolescence. They took no action but to blame me for my high sugar!! When in actuality they are just terrible uniformed doctors!! I made straight A's in high school (even though I had to crawl out of bed to make it to the toilet to puke every morning due to high sugars. I was even selected to go to governor school for art. However these assholes who dictated my childhood said I couldn't go because my sugars were too "out of control" After awhile (years and years) you start to believe their bullshit because you know nothing different. I eventually just gave up on doctors altogether. Long story short, years later, I ended up in the UNC emergency room. After waiting weeks ,with what turned out to be a Staff Infection, and too scared to go to the Dr I was told if I had shown up a day later my leg would have been amputated. I was never able to sign up for insurance because of pre-existing conditions and out of pocket is 3k plus a month highway robbery. However after staying at UNC for a week with a staff infection they taught me carb counting!! Wow what a novel (not new) idea that DUKE SHOULD HAVE TAUGHT ME WHEN I WAS 8 YEARS OLD!!! Needless to say it completely transformed my life. I can't help but wonder where I might be if DUKE HADN'T FU*KED MY LIFE UP BY BLAMING IT ALL ON ME!! I didn't need that sh*t! I could go into more detail of how and why but all I can say is MALPRACTICE!!!!!! from my personal experience!!! I think of suing these as$holes everyday for what they've done to me!! The least I can do is write this review and strongly suggest you look at UNC for endocrinology experts. Things may have changed since in the 15 years since I've been there but any parent out there with a young type 1 get them on the right track early!! Please for their sake check out what UNC endocrinology has to offer

This office is primarily concerned with creating needs for office visits, [which is a matter of…read morepolicy I found out]. Patients should also be resigned to being comfortable with almost NEVER seeing Dr. Yoo. Patients are assigned to a PA or NP immediately. The front desk is a group of wonderful people

My wife and I use this medical practice. We have for years. Very competent staff. I highly…read morerecommend considering using them.

As always Dr. P ALWAYS goes above and beyond for each and everyone of his patients. I couldn't…read morerecommend a more caring Dr. THAT gives the patient care he does. I will never be able to find or recommend a Doctor with such

Dr.Bob and his entire team @ Back to Basics are the BEST in Sanford! He is truly a Genuine Caring…read moreDR. All the staff are such sweet & friendly people. My family has been coming to Dr.Bob for years. I HIGHLY Recommend him!

Since my initial review, I have been contacted regarding my recent experience. It was a…read moremiscommunication error. Thank you for taking the time to give an explanation to my concerns.

From the owner: Dr. Michael Altheimer graduated from University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine in 1981. He…read morecompleted a residency in Internal Medicine at St Vincent Hospital and Medical Center in Portland, OR from 1981 to 1984. He then completed a fellowship in clinical endocrinology at the Cleveland Clinic in 1984 to 1986. He is board certified in internal medicine, as well as endocrinology and metabolism. Dr. Altheimer has practiced clinical endocrinology in Greensboro, NC since 1986. As a specialist in endocrinology, Dr. Altheimer has extensive experience providing care for people with a variety of hormonal disorders such as diabetes, high cholesterol, obesity, hypertension, osteoporosis, and thyroid disorders, among others. His top priority is to provide each of his patients with the highest level of quality, personalized care, while working collaboratively with the rest of each patient's healthcare team.

All of the Diabetics in Fayetteville should go here. The NP Shultz-Villarreal is amazing! She is…read moreright on the cusp of all new technology and let's you learn and take things slow. She is so encouraging and wonderful to work with. Dr. Greyshock is nice as well.