I am not sure about the medical staff here but the administrative staff is incompetent. A month…read moreago, I booked an appointment with a doctor who, on their website, said they were not taking new patients. When I asked the woman who was booking the appointment if the doctor was taking new patients, she assured me they were. I spent 17 minutes on the phone booking the appointment and asking questions. On the day of my "scheduled" appointment, I called to confirm my appointment, and the person answering the phone said I did not have a confirmed appointment and the doctor was NOT taking new patients. If the staff answering the phone can't do their job, then how can I trust any of the staff here.

It is a nice location. Everyone working here is super nice and helpful. Met my needs and more.read more

I have been going to Cary Medical Group for about five years and get excellent care. The office…read morestaff are friendly and helpful and I see Ms. Rebecca Boettcher, NA for my Primary Care and have always been very satisfied with excellent care. The Gastroenterology office associated with Raleigh Medical Group has been very disappointing, and I have chosen to go elsewhere for my gastric problems. I do not recommend Raleigh Medical Group Gastroenterology. Before my MRI revealed details of my condition I was started on the strongest dose of a powerful and massively expensive drug and suffered a lot of pain because the dose was far too high. (Most drugs should be titrated.) No one discussed the MRI results with me or that I have pancreatic cysts and need a special diet. I was sent a generic diet plan that was not geared to me specific illness. I will not go to that office again.

This place loves to sell you on cosmetic services more than they like to actually treat patients!…read more Very unprofessional staff, constant turnover, and calling them is impossible! But how do you reach your Dr when the office is using some joke of an app bc they're too cheap to use MyChart like every other credible practice! Instead they silo you so other providers can't see anything about your health records. So in 2026 I have to do all the work including faxing! Now they switched to another app and the onboarding was a catastrophe! I still don't have access months later and the most recent email told me to clear my cache! I'm using the app! Which translates to we don't care!

Dr. Brown has provided excellent medical care to me over the last 10+ years. He spends the time to…read morelisten, respects your opinion and offers seasoned advice. I would recommend him to anyone for your regular/family physician.

Dr. Goli is my doctor…read more I've been going to him since 2007. He is the only doctor at the practice now, and his current staff is very friendly and efficient. I can usually get an appointment the day I call, and I rarely have to wait once I get there. I have specialists for a chronic condition, and he helps me coordinate everything and know what questions to ask. He even got me in to see one of them within two days (it usually takes me two months). A few friends and colleagues see him, on my recommendation, and everyone likes him. Most importantly, he listens.

Established care for my dad here last month. I waited until we completed a couple of appointments…read morebefore writing. Dr. Goli and staff are great! Front desk staff friendly and welcoming. Waiting room a bit crampy. Since they do onsite lab draws (another plus), you might feel like a canned sardine if you have an early morning appt as lab patients and doctor visit patients share the same waiting area. Fortunately the elevator lobby just outside the office has extra seats. Dr. Goli has excellent bedside manner. His best attribute? HE LISTENS!! He didn't make us feel rushed, taking his time with us. Unfortunately this quality has become more and more diminished in medicine nowadays. He's very easy to talk to, even sharing some personal stories in the course of conversation, exposing his modesty. No superiority complexes here. He uses a team approach with the patient when it comes to medical management. He explained things in a way my dad - who is a senior - could understand. It takes time to learn if someone is a really GOOD medical provider. So far with these 2 appointments, though, Dr. Goli has earned our trust. I would recommend him.

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.

Dr. Parikh is the best primary care doctor I have ever had. He's compassionate, kind,…read moreknowledgeable, professional, friendly and he listens to what you have to say. He's just an all around great doctor AND a wonderful human being. I'm so glad I found him! His staff is also great. I highly recommend Dr Parikh!

Excellent!! doctors!! and thank you!! so much for all the help over the years!…read more Many Thanks! Zack

Just moved to Cary, North Carolina from Chesapeake, Virginia. My first visit to establish a PCP…read morerelationship. Good session with Dr Scott Brundle. Very personable and very thorough. I have my PCP.