Wow, I just had my second treatment (EVLA) for some painful bothersome veins in my legs and I have…read moreto say that this center is awesome! The staff are able to balance professional, expert care with a generous helping of compassion, caring and fun. They are really a lovely group of people, Dr. Perez is clearly highly competent and very caring. The staff from walking in the door all the way through each step are just wonderful. No medical procedure is fun, but this office really cares and does excellent work. I would highly recommend anyone suffering from the stinging, painful, tight, heavy uncomfortable veins in their legs to contact the office and go have it taken care of here. I just can't say enough about the level of care I received, the results that are coming along and the overall experience. I have been to a ton of doctors in the past couple years and there are few that can compare with this office and this doctor. Love them! Five stars all around!

Dr Gupta is extremely patient and compassionate! He never makes you feel rushed, and you feel like…read moreyou can ask as many questions as you need to. He has been working with me to manage my left hip arthritis pain over the last 5 years. He helped me to find ways to manage the pain while I still had some cartilage. I appreciated his conservative approach and zero pressure towards surgery! Now that it's time to replace the hip, his calming demeanor is very helpful for the patient! I wouldn't let anyone else do this surgery!

Joint who!? This place is THE BEST! From the warm and friendly desk staff, to the doctors that…read moregenuinely want to improve your pain or mobility - I drive an hour weekly to visit this specific chiro office. Dr. Carla has legit improved pain from my jaw down to my toes and Dr. Lauren, their in house chiro certified (YES) massage therapist is awesome. I'm terrible at self-care but this place has become an integral part of my budding routine. Much appreciation and many thanks to Zoe, Ella, Brittany, Dr. Crump, Dr. Lauren and Dr. Carla

Best chiropractor. Cannot thank her enough for helping my mother in her journey!!! Been going a few…read moretimes and has made her health better. You'll go out feeling new.

I had one medical originally in NYC so was happy to have it offered here. The app makes it easy for…read moreme as well when I cannot physically come in. However I love the space as it's always warm and I absolutely feel taken care of by the staff. While I normally expect to only do physical I find that even after going to other doctors for needs in speciality my primary doctor here is amazing and keeping all of it in mind when talking with me. I only hate the parking/traffic to get to this location and while the annual cost hurts to pay I have had urgent are Telhealth and many visits with one medical and always felt great.

Ramanda Dace,NP is a wonderful, knowledgeable, caring person who has helped guide us through the…read morepost hospitalization problems my husband is experiencing. His primary care doctor had no appointments available for 2 months. I felt as if Dr. Google and I were bearing the responsibility for deciding if his shortness of breath warranted a trip to the ER without the any prior experience or medical expertise. Ramanda examined him thoroughly and helped me focus on getting him to the cardiologist ASAP. Ramanda is a jewel and she was able to see him the same day my daughter signed us up for One Medical Clinic

I visited this urgent care facility on 9/15/2014…read more I gave them my insurance card and thought everything was taken care of however I would quickly come to realize that the level of incompetency at this office surpasses anything I've ever experienced. See below for a timeline of events: Sept 2014 - Initial visit. Receptionist fails to photocopy my insurance and manually enters completely incorrect info including my name & social security number. This means the claim is rejected by my insurance. Nov 2014 - I call them for my test results as I had heard NOTHING from them. Aren't doctors supposed to call you? Feb 2015 - First bill sent by medical office. How does this bill take so long? At this point I had assumed everything was taken care of since my insurance should have covered anything. I called their billing office and the woman ended up billing the wrong insurance company. Claim denied. Again. Apr 2015 - Second bill as the claim had been denied because the employee billed the incorrect insurance agency. I call the billing company AGAIN clarifying everything and see that my actual insurance company was billed at the end of April. May 4, 2015 - I receive a notice that my account has been sent to collections. At this point, the medical office has already received payment even after all of their screw-ups. I fail to see why I should be further responsible for this entirely inept medical practice. Do not come here for any of your medical needs or you'll end up in a 7 month long billing battle - none of which will be your fault.

I agree. Google reviews say the same. After waking up sick…read moreI needed to go see the doctor (thanks to my two daughters), and went here after looking at the reviews. I was in quick, and the staff and doctor were great. I will definitely go back the next time I need to see the doctor.

I've known Dr. Peeler and his nurse, Elaine, for over 10 years and have never had any issues with…read moreany of their services. He regularly has students from Emory present and I can hear how he relates and teaches the students while I'm there. Dr. Peeler used be very convenient to see but even now, after I've moved to Marietta, I continue to make the one hour journey to Dr. Peeler whenever I have a medical issue.

We have gone to Dr. Peeler for over 20 years. I believe we have had very good care the whole time…read more I like that the office is small and I know everyone. Most of the time the wait to see him is 10 minutes or less. Only one time in all those years, I waited about 1 hr., and a few times, about 20 minutes. He listens, and explains well.

Was here this week and have to say I'm impressed with the place. Not like the doctor's office of…read moreold. I liked the fact the provider called me to the back. Lab was really nice. The provider listed and explained which I found almost helpful. When going to the doctor for me it's about which path will work best for me. The care was above and beyond what I expected from a doctor's office. Every through and wasn't pushed for time. Great all around care for primary care.

I started going to this practice when it was Iora Medical Care, I believe it was for regular…read moreMedicare patients. I had read about them in "The Price we Pay", by Marty Markary, MD, retired Johns Hopkins surgeon and critic of America's health care system. He saw Iora as a light in the dark and dirty world of medical greed and profit. With optimism, I joined, happy to leave my conventional (read: too busy and careless) old line practice of two decades. There was the Piedmont primary physician who had ignored my husband's out-of-whack liver results for weeks until he be specialist sounded the alarm that he needed emergency surgery, all indicated by the blood results the primary had ignored, despite numerous unreturned phone calls. We both left that practice that had been characterized for years by the doctor's tardiness and unresponsiveness. I tried Emory's Primary Care. This time I got a newly minted MD, marking time in primary care until she could qualify for one of the lucrative specialties, like cosmetic surgery. She misdiagnosed a chest x-ray and had an assistant call me and casually ask what I wanted to do about my aortic aneurism! When I requested a call from the doctor, I was told she was out for the week, but wouldn't talk to me on the phone anyway, so I had to make an appointment. A minute before, the non-physician, had wrongly informed me that I had a deadly condition that might rupture without warning and kill me. I got a recommendation for yet another old-line practice that I didn't know was being bought out by private equity, expanded to multiple strip mall locations, all of which were bare bones - a doctor, receptionist, nurse, and equipment to take vitals - which I have at home. There was another that was by subscription, requiring use of an app. Silicon Valley trying to uberize, gamify and degrade another business. Now comes Iora, for which I had hopes. After about a year, most of the care involved nurse-practitioners giving ridiculous, inappropriate and useless advice probably gleaned from Instagram influencers. The first problem, and it's a big one, is that they have none of the important diagnostic equipment that medical practices used to have as standard. So the basically healthy patient ends up spending all their time making appointments at hospitals and imaging centers. But at least everyone was friendly and pleasant. Their advertising touts an employee called "health coach" which also sounds like an Instagram influencer. I didn't like the location, a long, complicated drive, but at least it was a free-standing building with plenty of parking in a big box store mall. I was greeted immediately and waited only a few minutes. The doctor was a very pleasant young woman. My history was taken by a third person, who typed the conversation into the computer. It was better that the doctor wasn't focused on entering data instead of looking at me. So far, so good. I had no medical complaints, but just wanted to have a base visit. Then the phlebotomist tried to draw blood. She was terrible. Had to stick me repeatedly, ignored my instruction that my right elbow vein can't be accessed. I was black and blue and she only got half the blood required. I stayed for two years. One day I got a letter that Iora is now One Medical, purchased by Amazon for $3.9B. Next visit, the office was even more stripped down. No stenographer, no health coach. Just the doctor and me. She's taking notes, just like in the past. There was still no ECG or ultrasound, no bone scan equipment, no vein-finder (which Amazon sells at a low price, and could have made the blood draw easier. I am driving 30 miles each way in heavy highway construction for no reason. The doctor orders normal annual tests at a hospital complex. It was left to me to spend hours navigating what was likely the world's worst phone system. One Medical had no employees to handle this burden. Forgot to mention that I did come in once with swelling and pain in my leg. The Nurse suggested physical therapy, with no diagnosis. Then she suggested an x-ray. Of course they have no x-ray machine, something available at most medical offices, even urgent care walk-ins. I had been sent on several missions for imaging, only to find there had been no change since the last one. I'm becoming suspicious that One Medical has a financial relationship with certain specialists and facilities. I have moved to a concierge practice, which I've visited once and was rushed, wasn't given 24-hour contact info or a list of services as promised and my first complete physical will only take 30 minutes. US medical system is all profit and little actual medical care. No wonder there are so many Instagram stars.

I called to get an appointment with them since I had been sick with sore throat coughing headache…read moreetc.... they did a TeleMed conference with me with a Doctor Who just kept on insisting that I probably have the coronavirus, I was just tested the day before and it was negative. But he made me come in to get tested anyway even though I had mentioned I'm pretty sure that's not what it is. When I made the appointment with them they told me that they wanted to do another Coronavirus test and I informed them that I had just had one the day before that came back negative. They insisted that I have another test and to drive in the back and someone could come out to swab my nasal cavity and do a rapid test.. In the back there was potholes, the place looked like the back of any crap hole that you might see anywhere, no signs, cones, no cameras etc. did not feel safe... actually thought I was in the wrong place so called and they said oh no, you're in the right place. Glad there were no car Jackers nearby. Anyway, the rapid test came back negative so they insisted that I take another test that they could send off for results, yeah another drive behind the business looking at dumpsters and homeless people, no offense. I told them that what if this is not what is wrong can you just see me and help me relieve my symptoms. I had to insist on a strep test which they finally agreed to. Even though the lady that swabbed me was very nice, as well as the one who took my nasal sample, she did not do an effective swab, when you swab for strep throat you swab the throat and the side, not run the swab back-and-forth over the top of the tongue which made me gag... and I did not have strep. The doctor did prescribe me two pills, but nobody came out to tell me what they were for, what the side effects were etc.... I just wanted to tell them I do not have a goddamn coronavirus! Unfortunately, they only came up with a pre-diagnosis which they thought was coronavirus and was not! But they would not let it go ...it's almost as if they wanted it to be that. I have an idea, since I passed the rapid test, why don't I just come in and get a real exam! I did pay for an office visit and never stepped foot in the damn place! I will not go there again, they might have some great reviews from people that felt better after they left there, but I felt like they were just trying to take my insurance companies money by offering test after test after test. What a disappointing visit! Not everybody that is sick has Covid!!!!!! It was literally like the McDonald's of urgent care, without the hot fries. UPDATE.... After I complained to the front office, the owner of the business contacted me and have me call one of the employees there named Dr. Romeo... Now HE was a pleasure to speak to... he acknowledged my concerns, and he listened to what I had to say. I think he was also very disappointed in my perception of the place, and the care that I received\didn't receive. He was not belittling, or patronizing, he seem to take to heart what I have to say about my perception. He also stated that they would work on the back to be more accommodating to the new testing "era". In addition, after hearing of all my symptoms and why they had to go through he was surprised that I had to go through it! Final thoughts said, he finally got me the antibiotic that I needed after reevaluating, and I felt he was very genuine. Mistakes happen, we can call them learning opportunities, and hopefully urgent care at Druid Hills learn something from this.

My experience at this place was disappointing; I went in for stomach pain, inflammation, and other…read moresymptoms, but they only prescribed Pepcid, and I wasted the money I paid for the consultation. That same day, I went to another place where they diagnosed my condition and started me on treatment in less than an hour.