Anyone who takes the time to listen to the life stories of all grandma's grand children is both a…read morescholar of patient and a gentle man. I have recently had the pleasure of keeping my grammie company while she recovers from medical afflictions. Already, I have been introduced to several of her doctors, of whom, I've never been a fan of - here in Crossville, it is warned to stay far away from the medical community(as they don't know what their doing). I was pleasantly surprised at the attention grams received. Not only did they know her name, they remembered her many stories and asked follow up questions regarding them. They knew, without looking into her cooler of meds, what she was on and how they would react to a new med. They took the time to listen to her go on about me - she always makes my life seem so much better than I view it and so I listen too :) - and have the most gentle of ways to bringing the conversations back to her medical care. Kudos to Dr. Johnson and his staff for actually being present and listening to your patient... I am no doubt a fan!

I have been receiving care for psoriatic arthritis for just over 2 years. Dr. Kanagasegar is…read moreconscientious and the care I receive makes it possible for me to live a full life. He takes time to answer my questions and is thorough as he assesses how my quality of life is. He has excellent staff that is extremely helpful with insurance, but the front office lacks personalism. The person is new, perhaps she will learn to be more caring.

Dr Segar has helped me so much with Rheumatoid Arthritis. I can do things now that I could not do…read morewhen I started seeing him. His staff is caring and has always been pleasant to me. I would highly recommend Dr. Segar.

Casey and his staff are a very professional and responsive medical practice. Highly recommend!read more

I started seeing Casey in early 2020 I believe. At first he seemed knowledgeable and understanding…read more Then I got Covid and was told basically they couldn't help me with the shortness of breathe I was beginning to have because they wouldn't see me in the office. I was left to deal with it on my own by going to the er or another walk in clinic. That should have been my first red flag. I continued to see him for different things that would come up, I had 3 different occasions where he called in a perception for me for medications I was ALLERGIC to. One time ended up taking at least one dose of it because I trusted my dr to be competent. Thankfully it only gave me very mild symptoms. I was just told today that they wouldn't see me as a patient anymore or prescribe the anxiety medication he recommended me try because of a $46 balance. However, I hadn't been billed for that amount. Also, the reason I owed that amount was because I went to his office for some UTI symptoms and paid for that appointment the day I was seen (which is usually what happens, you pay when you come in for the visit). He then told me to come back the following week for a yearly check up. His nurse Sandy left the room to confirm that my insurance covered that yearly check up, when she returned she told me it did so we scheduled the next appointment. I then went in the next week not required to pay anything when I went in like I usually had to do. Then about 3 weeks later I get a bill in the mail for the office visit and the blood work! This place really only cares about the money they can get from people. To be honest, I'm not sure why I stayed with them as long as I did since clearly medical incompetency could have been very bad for me with being prescribed medication I was allergic to. Medication that was clearly stated on EVERY form I had to fill out. I could have written one time off as a mistake but to have it happen 3 different times... that unacceptable! My suggestion find someone different! If you need a walk-in clinic go somewhere else, honestly anywhere else would be better than paying for help from someone who doesn't even read a chart before prescribing meds.

As a retired RN, I am quite picky about the physicians I choose. Dr. Shada is attentive, kind,…read morenever rushed, and professional. Now a practice is only as good as the people in it. Dr. Shada has had the same staff for at least the 5.5 years we have been going to his practice. His office staff, nurses, and Physician's Assistant (PA) are equally as kind and professional. My husband and I both utilize this practice. For a husband to look forward to seeing a doctor says a lot.

Best Doctor in Crossville, TN. He is knowledgeable,he is kind and listens very well to your needs.read more

Kelly West is an amazing Physicians Assistant. She is very knowledgeable and takes the time to…read morelisten to your needs. I just wished I didn't move away. I know I will not find anyone like Kelly again!

If I could give this place more than five stars I would! I had an accident while searching through…read moreboxes in a storage unit I fell, hit the corner of a bed frame and it cut my wrist pretty bad. I was alone at the time and wrapped my bleeding wrist and drove to the nearest hospital where after 45 minutes of not even getting back to triage I left. I wasn't sure if this walk-in clinic could help me because I knew I needed stitches but I thought I would stop and ask, so glad I did! After looking at my injury they immediately took me back and went to work on me. The entire staff was especially kind and helpful and I highly recommend this clinic!

Unprofessional and unskilled. It's a waiting game. My son waited an hour and half to be seen, just…read morefor a nurse to walk in and say, " I'm confused, I think I may be in the wrong room!" then waited additional time. The nurse practitioner FINALLY saw him, and sent him home without any antibiotics with a very bad upper respiratory infection. Needless to say, we went to an actual doctor where my son was prescribed antibiotics and soon recovered. The Practitioner is seemingly very uneducated at the Kingston ExacCare.

I've been coming here for awhile now and I wouldn't go anywhere else, Dr.Leanna takes great care of…read moreme , staff Darlene and kimerie ate very professional, nice thoughtful ,I always look forward to see all of them every time I go in for my appointments they have been very good to me and would recommend them to Anyone!!

I've been trying to think of something positive to write about this clinic, but I can't. Poor…read morecommunications and lack of follow-up work was what I remember most. If someone just needed a flu shot, this clinic may be OK, but for anything else, I would consider looking elsewhere. Fast Pace Urgent Care in Crossville is a much better choice, in my opinion.

I recently moved here from out of state, and establishing new medical care when you have more…read morecomplex needs can be a challenge. Dr. Joshua Clark-Fuqua really went out of his way to provide individualized care, and I never felt like just another appointment on the schedule. He took extra time to address all of my concerns, and he offered referrals with both personal and professional insight so I had options that actually made sense for my situation. He's very personable and easy to talk to, and he never talks down to you. I've learned over the years that the best physicians understand that communication goes both ways, and he really creates an environment where you feel comfortable advocating for yourself and having honest conversations about your health. As a gay man in the South, finding a doctor who is respectful and understanding of my experiences isn't always easy, but I felt completely comfortable and never felt judged or self-conscious. That makes a huge difference when you're trusting someone with your health and need to be able to communicate openly. I highly recommend Josh. And honestly, I look forward to the day I'm no longer his patient - because I'd gladly buy him a drink just to chat. He seems like a genuinely good human being, and that's not something you can say about every doctor.