I wish I would've read the reviews for making my appointment And after my 1st appointment since…read morehaving Kaiser I was really regretting my decision to switch. As soon as I walked in the lobby I knew I was double triple booked like they do at the beauty salons. the whole lobby was packed with customers. First off my appointment was at 10:30 I didn't get seen until a little after 11:00, I had to check back in to have someone do my labs which took another 30 min wait. Then I had to check in online for my meds and wait for that to filled inhouse which was another 30 min. This process seems inefficient to me. I left around 1:25 p.m. Now here is where things get weird. I have never in my adult life had a physical or doctors appt w/o basic questions being asked like family medical history, vitamins/supplements that are taken, mental health , drugs& alcohol. I told doctor and kiosk I had been hospitalized recently and that wasn't even brought up. I brought my medicine in and wasn't asked how long I was dealing with condition or taking meds. Another weird thing about my appt is my physical didn't include the basics. Stick out your tongue say AHHH, look in my eyes & ears, check my reflexes, tap on my stomach to make sure my liver is ok, EKG, check my breast, oxygen levels, heck my temperature wasn't even checked. The only thing checked was my blood pressure, pap smear (nobody asked my last cycle or even if i was on my cycle) , and labs. During the physical I told Dr. Pinera that I didn't think my meds were working for my BP. I think I'm becoming insulin resistant from my medicine. He became very offended. Wanting to know who told me that, where did I read that at. I felt insulted and unheard as if at my 47 years of being on this earth I can't tell something is wrong with my body. I showed him my BP that I have been tracking, and he told me the meds are working, he clearly didn't read what I showed him because my BP has not been right with or without me taking meds. Dr. Pinera asked if I had sleep apnea which I do and said this could be reason for the way I've been feeling. He told me has prescribed this BP medicine to so many people and it works. I informed him several times we won't know until the labs come back. At one point i started crying I was so flustered and was trying my best not to let my tongue unleash something serious and offensive. I was told I would get a new bp monitor, mine is shot out. I didn't see any email or anything on Kaiser website showing that, only thing I saw was an email invitation to download an app for bp monitoring. At the end he told me he was going on vacation for 2weeks and to make an appointment in 3 months. I wont be back. Dr. Pinera seems nice but I don't think he listens really. You can try at your own risk.

beware the only doctor's office has no phone number to call if a patient is sick to ask for…read more kaiser primary doctor or nurse!!!! schedule an appointment! kaiser uses a digitall phone number no human picks up the phone to schedule a doctor appointment will be talking to a digital doctor office number! ! if a patient is 5 minutes late kaiser doctor office at peachtree has no phone number to call!!! the worst doctor brown does not listen to patient concerns. years ago kaiser was great, year 2025 kaiser doctor's office the only one with no phone to call. no receiptionist picks up the kaiser doctor's office. stuck with digital phone to call takes one hour to pick up the kaiser phone. digital phone number.404-365-0966 kaiser needs to hire doctor office receptionists to pick up phone calls from patients!!!!!

Scheduled an appointment at 3:45pm and had an issue at my apt complex that I was required to sort…read moreout. So I called the nurse to update my time and was told that all patients are given a 10min grace period & that I'd be fine if I wanted to continue with my original appointment. I arrived at 3:51pm and got in the office at 3:52pm with no one attending the front. Finally, I was serviced and filled out the form applications & 10 min later told that the physician couldn't see me any more. Waste of time and gas driving 35 min to the location.

Dr. Wright is one of the best doctors I've ever had. Super thankful to have her as my PCP.read more

Unquestionably the most thorough new patient evaluation I've experienced in 60+ years…read more My appointment was with the nurse practitioner, who unfortunately had the flu, but Dr. Smiddy worked me into his schedule the same day. Dr. Smiddy spent more than 30 minutes, one on one, going over my medical history and was steadfast in his pursuit of details regarding my health. He's also a bit of a rare find in that he possesses a very keen sense of listening. Furthermore, while the results of my bloodwork were good and unloaded into the patient's portal the following morning, Dr. Smiddy had an associate call me just to reassure me that everything was fine, which is a courtesy I've not experienced since patient records were put online. Highly recommended.

The front office staff is not professional. They do not identify themselves by name when answering…read morethe inbound calls to the office so you will not know who is talking to you unless you ask them for their name. When requesting any help with medication refills over the phone, they will read a script to contact the pharmacy again to have them send over the request to get the refill and not allow you to speak to a nurse or doctor. They will not admit any errors or mistakes. Their webpage states, https://druidhillsprimarycare.com/coming-soon for Prescription information, This Page is Under Construction. When you have any additional questions for the doctors, you must make an appointment with the doctor as they will not call you. I am no longer a patient at this office after several years of issues with them as they were unwilling to realize the front office staff was not helping people.

This was my first time in urgent care and I was a little weary of going. Tobi, Jalpa, and Tyrice…read morewere so kind and helped me with ease. They made me feel comfortable and thoroughly explained what was going on. I recommend anybody coming here as they are so kind and helpful. Thank you 3 for your help!

For it to be under an urgent care look up, it sure is not urgent at all. There are only me and…read moreanother older lady in here. I have not been seen yet and the wait is like 45 minutes long and there ain't nobody here. The lady at the front desk is super nice and a sweetheart. However, she asked me for my insurance card and I went and gave it to her (I'm pregnant) so I went back to have a seat and she still has not given me back my insurance card until 20 minutes later. Not very urgent when you have other things to do or didn't plan on sitting in the office all day.

I am a formal employee I would never recommend Piedmont Atlanta for anything because employees are…read moreuncaring and rude especially greeter Meron Kidane and her Manager Chris Jones. This hospital don't no what customer service is I had the worse experience with both of them day I had surgery

The best hospital I've ever been, better then the Veterans Affairs Hospitals for sure. Went to the…read moreER first and Dr. Watson evaluated me with the best attention to detail I've ever had in a hospital,felt that I was in a 5 star hotel of a hospital, most professional experience ever! I owe you guys my life. Thank you Beth,Jess,Nadirah,Hillary,Chelease,Quida,Tina and all of the nurses team on the 5th floor. Deborah was so nice when she came in the room, she kept my room spotless. And last but not least,thank you Dr. Marissa Lea Anderson for saving my life! You are my hero Dr. Anderson. You guys are the best! Always will come to this hospital,. Airborne!!

I have been here a couple of times when I have been sick with a cold, I got diagnosed and a…read moreprescription. So I recommend because they are quicker than the emergency room For non major medical Issues.

Dr. Sobi literally saved my life. I got bit by a spider a year ago and my face/throat started…read moreclosing. I got in the car and drove to his offices where he administered a steroid and Epi pen right away. When the swelling didn't go down immediately, I got nervous and headed to the ER at WellStar Cobb. GREAT thing I stopped at the urgent care before hand because it was almost an hour before I could see the Dr. st WellStar and they treated me like trash as i waited. By the time the nurse came in to the room to hook up the IV, the Epi pen had taken course and the swelling was going down. Dr. Sobi charged me for the drug administration and gave me a prescription for another pen (around $250). The hospital charged me for an office visit with no insurance, an IV that was never administered, ER/triage cost, plus a fee for the room that I waited in for an hour (over $5,000). This is a clear cut difference between people who love their careers Vs companies operating off capitalistic principals. Thanks Dr. Sobi. -Jay, aka "Spider Man"