Dr French is ok if you have a cold or need an annual physical or something routine. But anything…read moreelse and he'll tell you, and I quote "I'm just a family doctor, I don't know how to help you". I heard this twice from him when I was begging him, desperate for help (referrals? Another different test to do? Disability paperwork filled out) This man made everything so difficult for me that I would have panic attacks and not be able to open his secure message responses to questions I asked for days. Because the answer was always "no" or him doubting me or making this process of trying to get something complicated diagnosed even harder by making me argue for every single thing. Like filling out short term disability paperwork when I was going on FMLA leave. Everything was already hard and he made it harder. The most recent time, when I called to ask their office manager what to do when the doctor can't help, I got a certified letter from Dr French firing me. Dr French wants to do the basic work and then go home and not think about his job or his patients. I kind of think he wants to not think about his patients when they're in the room too. He can play like he listens and play a good doctor, but when it really matters, he'll let you down every single time.

I was a patient of summit medical group for the past 14 years I missed one appointment and they…read moredropped me I have been having sharp stabbing pains and my doctor said he would see me for emergency when I went they said the only thing that counted as emergency was covid and I'll just have to find a new doctor WASNT even seeing my doctor just a nurse their express clinics are awful too

Dr French is ok if you have a cold or need an annual physical or something routine. But anything…read moreelse and he'll tell you, and I quote "I'm just a family doctor, I don't know how to help you". I heard this twice from him when I was begging him, desperate for help (referrals? Another different test to do? Disability paperwork filled out) This man made everything so difficult for me that I would have panic attacks and not be able to open his secure message responses to questions I asked for days. Because the answer was always "no" or him doubting me or making this process of trying to get something complicated diagnosed even harder by making me argue for every single thing. Like filling out short term disability paperwork when I was going on FMLA leave. Everything was already hard and he made it harder. The most recent time, when I called to ask their office manager what to do when the doctor can't help, I got a certified letter from Dr French firing me. Dr French wants to do the basic work and then go home and not think about his job or his patients. I kind of think he wants to not think about his patients when they're in the room too. He can play like he listens and play a good doctor, but when it really matters, he'll let you down every single time.

I found everyone from the front staff to my p.a to be very friendly and helpful. Starting to feel…read morelike family

Best medical experience ever. Assisted with transport…read more Patient. Front desk courteous and helpful. Nurse very thorough and approachable. High expectations for Dr.

I came into this urgent care as a walk in last week. I had hurt my thumb. It was bruising and…read moreswelling quickly; and I wanted to check if it was broken. Everyone that helped me throughout the entire visit: Robin Alley, Semone, Laurie, Danielle and Dr Brittany Congress!! Everyone was so kind and helpful. X-rays were done. And, a couple of days later, someone from the office called to check how I was doing! I was pleasantly surprised with an urgent care that was not only thorough but kind as well. If you need medical help, this place won't let you down!!

Dr. Bushore has always taken as much time as needed to diagnose or treat any condition I have seen…read morehim for, and make sure all my questions have been answered. This will occassionally cause him to run a few minutes behind, but the waiting facilities are comfortable and contageous patients are kept in private rooms. If a sudden injury or illness occurs, he always manages a way to "work you in". which usually prevents him from having more than 5 minutes for lunch. He has been my primary care provider for over 30 years and will be the rest of my life. I currently drive 100 miles in each direction to be seen by him, and these visits are simply for medication management and annual physicals.

If you have a mild, chronic condition that requires minimal management, I would not recommend this…read moreoffice - particularly Dr. Julia Abraham. During my recent annual physical, she briefly asked me about my asthma, which I reported was stable and even improving. She then renewed my existing prescription, and we moved on. I was shocked to later receive a separate charge for an office visit based solely on that brief conversation. I am a relatively new patient and was not aware this was their billing practice. My previous doctor never charged me for this, so I will be returning to them as a patient. I also called the office for clarification, but unfortunately Dr. Abraham has not returned my call. In summary, if you have a minor medical condition that requires an annual prescription renewal, do not seek care at Rocky Hill Family Physicians.

Finding a quality PCP has been a real struggle for me in the past, but I have found my forever…read moremedical team! From Mary in reception to all of the wonderful nurses, I would love to thank you all personally-- oh and not to mention my new PCP-- Dr. Thurman! She is an absolute treasure! I couldn't be more pleased with my experience. Seriously, if you're considering a new practice or are in need of a physician consider Rocky Hill Family Physicians! They actually made me feel like family. Thank you all so much!

Dr. Hunter is very caring and knowledgeable. She is highly skilled, always takes her time and makes…read moreyou feel that she is listening. Her staff is great too!

Dr Hunter has been my primary for a couple of years since my last Dr dismissed me from the practice…read morefor missing an appointment. Dr Hunter has a unique sense of humor and has lots of interesting stories to keep you occupied during her exam. If you have ever felt like "just a number" or "just a patient" at another doctor give Dr Hunter a try. She listens to everything you have to say and I can tell is GENUINELY concerned about your health and well being. I have congestive heart failure, diabetes, high blood pressure, you name it. My other doctor had been prescribing the same medications FOREVER. Dr Hunter was not afraid to try some different meds and I am happy to say I have never done better. She will pray for you if requested. If a 6 or 7 was an available score, she would get it from me!!!!

I have seen Dr Samavedy for several years and he has always been very professional and he has…read moretreated my condition very well. I also see his nurse practitioner and she also has been very helpful and responsive. I highly recommend both of them.

If I could give negative score I would. This place is the worst medical establishment that I have…read moreever been to. They could literally care less about the patient. HANNAH JONES was my so called doctor. In my honest opinion she was so bad at her job that I would not hire her to clean the toilets at the place. AVOID THIS DUMP LIKE THE PLAGUE.

Appointment is suppose to be at 9 but you might be waiting till 30-45 minutes later. Then when you…read moreare taken to a room with a nurse who takes your vitals and maybe a blood draw, you might be sitting there for a hour waiting for the doctor to come in. The excuse is always, "Busy busy day today, slightly behind" but no apologies. And now I'm feeling like my concerns aren't being met.

Do not expect to feel taken care of at this primary care. Let me start off by saying Dr. Wakefield…read moreis an incredible doctor- the problem doesn't involve him at all. His staff could not be more unprofessional. I have been going to this office for over a year and two months ago I started having really unusual neurological symptoms that arose from an area in my spine. Dr. Wakefield ordered several MRI's for me, including for the brain and the spine. When my MRI came back for the spine, something was detected and I was told I needed to get another MRI with contrast to rule out a lesion or tumor. Over these few weeks my symptoms have progressed to where it is affecting my ability to walk and even ended with me having to go to the ER because I lost feeling in the left side of my body. As I await this next MRI, my husband and I kept getting calls from insurance telling us that they needed the doctors notes and previous MRI test results to go ahead and approve the MRI with contrast and that they had had trouble getting ahold of anyone from my doctors office about it. Because of this, I have politely tried to explain this to a few members of staff. Never once have I been rude or raised my voice-- that is not the type of person I am and that's not in my nature. I got a phone call today from the office manager Janet who was beyond dismissive of me and made allegations that I was "harassing" her staff all because I called a few times requesting the information to be sent to my insurance company for them to proceed with my MRI. I am so incredibly discouraged with my treatment at this office. I have been nothing but kind and respectful to the nurses I hear speaking about other staff members and patients right out in the open, which is incredibly unprofessional in my opinion, and it is beyond incomprehensible for the manager to not take my issues seriously- she told me they cannot "drop everything for me," which is not something I have ever expected or requested of them. I just simply wanted insurance as well as my doctor's office to work together and submit what they need to in order for me to get proper health care. It seems like that is too much to ask for from the staff here at Norwood. I have also requested numerous times for a phone call with any of my test results, and the nurse refuses to do so even after being asked by Dr. Wakefield. I do not always have access to the portal so a phone call in the midst of the scary symptoms I have experienced to let me know where my health stands should not be a tall order. I feel like I am being pushed out of this office, which is incredibly confusing as I have never been a problem or cause for concern, and I have been nothing but respectful to the staff when I have been experiencing very poor health care. Threatening to discharge a patient over them POLITELY requesting that paperwork be sorted with insurance is a very bizarre move and really had me taken aback. People that behave this way should not be a part of the medical field or deal with people struggling with health issues. Looking at reviews on here, it doesn't seem like I am the only one and this is a recurring issue. Sadly I will be seeking a new doctor. I hope that the staff at this office is retrained to learn how to speak to concerned patients, but something tells me that won't happen.

Family Care gets two stars for pretty much being the only clinic that allows walk ins in Knoxville…read more I am sure there might be one or two more but heavens knows I spent at least an hour on the phone trying to find a doctor who would see me. The urgent care clinics don't open until 2pm and everybody else wanted me to wait a week. Seriously? Even rural Alabama had a handful of urgent care clinics open early. Anyways, I didn't really feel sick enough to go to the ER and Family care was kind enough to let me come in. They get an additional star for the great PA who saw me. He was very personable and explained every test he was about to run to me. He also did a wonderful job of telling me about the results and what to expect. He was wonderful. Technically, they should get another star for being able to take X-rays and run blood work right on site. For a small clinic, they are rather self sufficient. However, the wait took away the last two stars. 2 hours in the waiting room just to see the aforementioned PA. I am sure the wait was justifiable. Not just in my mind. However, if I find myself in a bind again, I will go see them. Great hours and good medicine. What's not to love.

They won't send medical records to my other drs. when they have my permission, but say they do…read more This happens every time I go. I went in for a procedure not covered by insurance. I paid cash. They keep sending bills as if they're trying to scare me into paying them again. I feel they purposely try to take advantage of the patients. Especially older people that want to pay their bills.

Have been a patient here for several years..... I feel mixed about the long wait time and lack of…read morecomfort in the waiting area..... seems to be over booked these days.. keep in mind Dr is only one man...... good experience with the nurses and anesthesiologists..... Every one was tired...... over all Ok experience with good folks.

I wanted to share a concern about my experience during check-in for my procedure…read more When I arrived, I was informed by the front desk that I had a $45 copay. I explained that I was not told about this when my appointment was confirmed, and because I was coming in for a procedure, I did not bring cash or credit cards with me. The front desk staff member said she would speak with Dr. Edmunds. When she returned, she stated that if I could not pay the $45 copay, I would need to reschedule because the office is cracking down on collecting copays. She then asked if I could borrow the money from my driver. Thankfully, my driver was able to help me, but the situation was very frustrating and embarrassing. My concern is that I had already taken the day off work, followed the preparation instructions, fasted, arranged transportation, and showed up ready for my procedure. To be told at that point that my procedure could possibly be canceled over a $45 copay was very upsetting. I completely understand that offices have policies regarding copays and patient responsibility. However, if those policies are going to be strictly enforced, I believe patients should be informed ahead of time, especially before a scheduled procedure. A courtesy call or reminder letting the patient know the amount due at check-in would help avoid situations like this. I am not refusing to pay my copay, but I do feel the communication could have been handled better. Patients should not find out the day of a procedure, after fasting and making arrangements, that their appointment may be canceled due to a payment they were not made aware of in advance. I hope this concern can be reviewed so future patients are properly informed before their procedure day.