Beautiful and welcoming masjid! I feel extremely welcomed as a revert to Islam Alhamdulillah.read more

New to the area, I came here for Friday prayer. It is a nice and new mosque with a playroom for…read morekids in the ladies section! The men's section was quite full but women's side was about half full so it was comfortable. As we got out of the prayer area, someone was selling biryani which saved us because god we were so hungry. There is also an outdoor playground for kids, you can't beat that! I will definitely be back, inshallah.

Masjid is good to accommodate quite a few people but very poor parking facility. I wish they used…read moremoney wisely to build some sensible parking deck for in and out traffic flow. When you expect to have so many people attend Jumma prayer you should think it intelligently. People who have been assigned to control the traffic on parking deck does not use their common sense to control the traffic flow. People who took time OFF to attend Juma prayer does not have luxury to stuck in the traffic for long time just because there is no system put in place to make easy in and out from parking deck. Hopefully someone from the management will read this post and do something about it, I hope.

On a business trip to Atlanta and found this to be "The" Masjid" in Atlanta. A full-fledge Masjid…read morewith places for Wudu, plenty of parking in the back, clean bathrooms, and clean carpets (no, it doesn't smell like cheesy toes). Probably THE second most beautiful masjid I've been to in the states (Diyanet in Maryland is 1st) There's an African American brother who polices the masjid and told me to "please take off ya shoes Akee" (forgot to take off my shoes) I chuckled few seconds later but felt right at home!

Visited this pharmacy for the first time yesterday…read more Interior / Exterior This place was very hard for me to find. I was traveling from Marietta (north on Cobb Pkwy) and for some reason, my navigation had me turn left on Pine Mountain Court ... then right on Pine Mountain Way ... then left on Pine Mountain Rd. Almost immediately after I turned left on to Pine Mountain Rd, it announced that I'd arrived at my location. I was next to bunch of trees. I made a U-turn and turned left into the parking lot I'd just passed, but it turned out to be the Masjid Suffah mosque. I drove around for 20 minutes before I actually found the pharmacy. If you turn left on Pine Mountain Rd, they're a few feet ahead on the right. The sign at the street will say Cedar Creek Professional Center. There's plenty of parking. The interior is pretty barebones. It's mainly filled with boxes and packaging materials. Keep in mind, it's not a pharmacy WITH a sterile compounding pharmacy inside. It's solely a pharmacy & compounding pharmacy so there's no OTC meds, DME, snacks or tchotchkes. Price / Value Unsure how they compare to other pharmacies with regards to pricing because they're the only local pharmacy (I'm aware of) that compounds the injectable my Dr. prescribed. There is a significant discount for purchasing 3 months upfront, but since I wasn't certain how well I'll do / if I can tolerate it, I went with one month for now. Customer Service I saw all the previous reviews and about how hard they are to reach on the phone - and I gotta say - it's true. They are EXTREMELY hard to reach on the phone. When I was driving around panicking that they were going to close before I located them - I called 3 times to ask for help finding the building and could not get anyone to answer the phone. When I arrived, the receptionist wasn't on the phone - she was sitting at the desk - and I was still on hold - so I'm not sure what that was about. I think the people who answer the phones are in the back and there's a sign 'Now Hiring,' so I guess they're really short-staffed and that contributes to the phone answering issues. The voicemail greeting is also insanely long - and the option to speak to a patient care representative is listed AFTER the option to share your info for text updates. And it's the same # / option - so the greeting seems a bit convoluted. Before I ever visited, I got a phone call from them to collect payment. I told them I wanted to speak to my prescribing physician and I would call back in a few days. Each day, I got an automated call reminding me that I had an Rx there. But here's what's weird: the Rx wasn't even ready. The woman I'd spoken to said it would take 4 - 6 weeks after collecting my payment, for me to receive the Rx. And if I picked it up (versus shipping), it would be roughly 4 - 6 days. She was kinda snippy. And when I called back to pay, I spoke to another woman who was a little condescending and she kept interrupting me / not truly listening to me - so it made the conversation take WAY longer than it should have. So the automated system calling daily to remind a person that there's a Rx that's been called in, even once you talked to a staff member ... that seems like a bit much. I think the overall ordering process / system needs some tweaking. Despite all that, once I arrived and got my Rx, I asked if I could speak to someone about the Rx and that's when my customer service experience completely changed. Adam (the pharmacist on duty that day) was so patient and kind. He explained how I'd need to 'pinch an inch' at the '3pm or 9pm positions,' two or three inches away from my navel. He explained the importance of cleaning the vial's rubber stopper (the sternum) and my tummy, using the provided alcohol swabs, before injecting myself. That reminds me, the receptionist gave me my vial in sealed plastic mailer, but she neglected to give me syringes or alcohol pads, so if I hadn't asked to speak to Adam, I would have driven all the way back to Marietta without the necessary supplies and since they're closed on Sat & Sun, I would have had to wait to drive all the way back on Monday to pick everything up. And this is about a 35 minute drive (NOT counting the time I wasted looking for the building - lol). Once I arrived home, I discovered that they provide you with a handy dandy 'cheat sheet' with instructions / tips for administering a subcutaneous injection / injection to adipose tissue. Adam took the time to speak to me about the various mechanisms of action of this particular compound and he was super encouraging. He also gave me their new email address and told me to be sure to call with any questions. He's the reason I'm giving these folks 5 stars. Overall Overall, I think the phone tree / greeting needs some work and the people manning the phones could stand to be a little bit more patient / empathetic.

Like most of us that need the medicine that insurance won't cover you're looking for a spot like…read moreInnovation. They check all the necessary boxes to let you know their product is safe and reliable. Everyone is friendly and professional. Very happy I live close by to save on shipping.

Great place to worship! Teach straight from the Bible. Everyone is welcome. Great place for…read morechildren, families, singles.

Great church for all ages, gracious and loving, caring, Bible friendly, great music, teaching and…read morepreaching, a place you are loved and appreciated. Bring your family, wonderful children facilities and learning center, huge great playground behind a wonderful equipped activities center - blessings for all the family, you will not leave disappointed. I know the facts, been there for over half a century.

awesome service go and see Kevin. He took great care of my son, they were able to find him the…read moreperfect pair of glasses and he is an abnormally hard fit.

What a joke. The doctor walked into the room, didn't introduce himself, didn't ask my name or shake…read moremy hand, and made me feel like I wasn't worth his time. I had questions on my vision and what I am currently experiencing and he rushed me out the room without even letting me explain. Generally I respect when things move fast and efficiently, but this was jarring, especially since I had questions that I wanted to ask but he made it clear he wasn't going to answer as he was running out of the room. Went over to look at the glasses selection, and saw that he was sitting in a separate patient room in the patient chair on his phone. Rushed me through the appointment just to get on his phone and be lazy. I decided not to spend my money on glasses at this place, and it's a shame because the salesperson seemed nice and willing to help, but you would think the doctor would put in at least a little bit of effort. Oh well.