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    Duke Integrative Medicine

    Duke Integrative Medicine

    4.6
    (7 reviews)
    6.5 mi

    First of all I would like to personally thank Dr Rodriquez for her professionalism- patience &…read morekindness shown to me during my recent visits x2. I feel she was able to grasp my complex issues fairly quickly- she followed up With labs drawn after the first visit with the results and her recommendations even though they are visible in the Duke my chart- this was my 4th visit to this location- years ago my family gifted a visit when there was a bookstore - lunch and other amenities- even though some of the amenities have changed I feel this practice is well worth the investment- options for a la cart services like yoga & other a la cart amenities available. This location is situated off I 85 & other major routes- near the corner of Moreene & Erwin road a mile or so from the main Duke North Hospital Systems on Erwin Road & nearby Medicine Circle. It's now obscured from a lot of greenery and shrubbery but once you turn into the winding paved path way - the location is a beautifully crafted building remindful of the older Duke bricks and newer bricks building.Uniquely designed - there is a drop off entrance for accessibility with automatic door openers. The reception team members & Nurse equally friendly and knowledgeable. Nice comfortable seating available. In house lab. I shall look forward to utilizing more of these facilities in the near future

    This has been an extremely disappointing process at this facility. I went for three months and…read moreduring that time My doctor was always late for appointments, she cancelled my appointment twice (one due to illness) and the other unknown. I was put on an antibiotic for a chronic cough with no X-ray and the antibiotic had a black box warning and I became very ill. It wasn't worth $165 a month and I won't go back.

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    Chapel Hill Internal Medicine

    Chapel Hill Internal Medicine

    2.7
    (19 reviews)
    6.9 mi

    If I could give them a zero, I would, and I have never written such a negative review as I am doing…read morenow. I am a Clinical Social Worker and I believe in giving people grace and trying to share positivity rather than focusing on the negativity. But the treatment I received simply trying to get help was disgusting. It started in March 2026 when my PCP sent a referral to the Gastroenterology Department for assistance with my unusual and very complex GI case. They did not accept the referral "due to an error with the referral," but never called me or my PCP to notify either of us of the error. Meanwhile, I was able to be seen at the Cleveland Clinic who unfortunately could not determine what is causing my severe abdominal pain after a life threatening episode of Severe Ischemic Colitis in December of 2025 (which has resulted in constant abdominal pain after eating and severe/debilitating pain if I eat fruits, vegetables, or meats - requiring two ED visits which were unhelpful). So, after the Cleveland Clinic discharged me in May, I reached out to CH Internal Medicine's GI Department to follow up on the March referral, which is when I learned they discarded it and had never called me or my PCP. So I made another appointment with my PCP on 5/17/26 and another referral was sent under "emergent" status (which typically requires a response in 24 hours). I hadn't heard anything by 5/21/26, so I again called their scheduling line. The scheduler (Jenny) was very nice and gently explained that they had decided not to see me. She could not provide a reason why they would not see me. I began sobbing and begging for their help, because no one has been able to help me in almost 6 months. I was then transferred to the Office Manager who was incredibly rude and had no empathy. After explaining my situation and lack of hope, crying throughout the call, she continued to be defiant and even went as far as saying "if you're really in that much pain you should go to the ED." I explained that I had been to the ED twice without any assistance, at which point she insinuated that I was lying when I said that the Duke GI physicians refused to see me as a consult in the ED. She said they had to see me if a consult was requested and I said that she could read my ED notes which clearly stated GI was consulted but declined to see me. She still did not care. She refused to offer any assistance and by implying that my pain was not severe, I lost my temper and cussed at her. I am NOT that kind of person - I am so ashamed of my behavior and have never been belligerent or rude to any healthcare provider. I work in healthcare myself, so I understand the difficulties workers face these days and it hurts my heart to have been pushed so far that I went violated my own values. I am still without any assistance and am so hopeless. I cannot understand how a medical practice could turn down someone (with health insurance) who was begging for help, without any valid reason (they could have said my needs were too complex, but to repeatedly lie, was horrible) or any recommendations on other providers who might have been able to help. I hope that no one who is suffering has to experience this kind of treatment by a healthcare professional. And I certainly will never go to any UNC facility after this experience.

    This practice has quality doctors who spend time with their patients and listen well.read more

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    WakeMed Primary Care

    WakeMed Primary Care

    3.4
    (5 reviews)
    8.5 mi

    This practice is basically a pharmaceutical store front. The answer to every health question is a…read moreprescription. I go every year for a physical and get offered the same range of vaccines. My wife went in for a check-up and was prescribed blood pressure meds in the first five minutes of her visit. And, if you or your physician talks about anything other than your primary reason for the visit, you WILL be billed for a second visit (i.e., you get double-billed; check your paperwork). You've been warned.

    After a dismal appointment at Creekside Women's Center (did not even care to review), I did some…read moremore research on my insurance's website. I came across Brier Creek Medical Group. Convenient to my job in RTP & in Brier Creek. Scheduling was easy; however, I had to schedule something two weeks out. WakeMed has a fantastic website where you can make appointments, message your doctor, review medical history, order refills, & send a private message to your doctor. You're also able to complete forms there, which is what I did for my appointment. Check-in was quick. I waited for about 5 minutes past my scheduled appointment time & the Tamesha, a medical assistant came to get me from the lobby. She was very sweet & friendly & was quick during my "pre-screen/check-in" process. I waited for about 20 minutes for my doctor, which I didn't really like, but they were busy, so I was OK. Dr. Rooker came in & she is bubbly & friendly. I adore her! We chatted like old friends. I really feel comfortable with her & she has good bedside manner. She didn't rush my visit either. I'm really happy with this medical practice.

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    Essential Health

    Essential Health

    4.3
    (8 reviews)
    10.2 mi

    I went for HRT. I had an in-depth battery of tests to determine a baseline for my health. They were…read moregood at reviewing all the details of my bloodwork. Spent an entire hour with me, but the tests cost thousands of dollars and that does not include ongoing care. I paid $600 per quarter plus $150 for 90 days of compounded hormones for a year. First they wanted to cut a small slot to insert a pellet in my lower back, but I said no. We did cream roll on instead. I felt better on hormones, but to monitor them, had to take a spit test via snail mail only to discover they didn't have any enough of a sample. Then they wanted me to pay an extra $150 for bloodwork each time since the spit test didn't work. Felt like nickel and diming. They do not take insurance. When I had a side effect from the hormones they told me I needed to sign up for primary care in order for them to help me. Just doesn't make sense for them to receive so much money and then not help a patient in need. If you're someone with lots of different health issues, it might be good to get care from them, because they can review all the data together. They still refer you to specialists, which is a separate process with separate fees. An endocrinologist can prescribe and monitor hormone treatment. It's not rocket science. It wasn't a miracle drug. My skin still ages, elasticity declines, there is a risk of cancer if you don't take the right combo and don't start early enough, but mentally it's been good. Good doctors are out there. Most people don't need a concierge. After having one, I must say I'm not healthier, but it's nice to get more attention.

    Your satisfaction depends on whether you can afford to see them. Would I recommend them? Yes. Is it…read moreworth paying thousands per year to see them? I'm not sure. I go for HRT therapy, and I see the doc once every 3 months for an hour. Bloodwork is done each time, so we talk about dosage. Combos are done by compounding Rx. So it's 600 for a hr of doc time/bloodwork, plus cost of hormones. You can contact doc via portal and they will respond, which is nice, but if you have no issues, you may not need to go here. If you're a basket case, you'll get your money's worth. If I have a primary care issue, they'll tell me to sign up for that, which costs more. Why they don't have full-care for all issues is beyond me. I can only afford one, and I need hormones, so that's what I get. I still need a primary care provider for everything else. Make sure you find out which days docs are at your preferred office. You can get an in-depth full-health analysis for 2k, and it was worth it to find out I was healthy.

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    Duke University - internalmed - Updated August 2026

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