I was at a point in my life where I was struggling to make the decision for my Husband's best…read moreplacement. I didn't want to let go of him even though mid stage Dementia and Parkinson's had taken over his life and my own health was beginning to suffer from the daily struggle of his care. Thankfully, Mark and his wonderful company Carequest was there to take the burden of the decision making off my shoulders. Mark instinctively knew just what and where I needed to allow my precious husband to go where he would thrive and be safe. Mark never left my side,he walked me through the most difficult decision of my life and I think at times he even cried with me. If you are struggling with the decision of placement for a loved one you will find no better friend than Mark and Carequest. Karon Supthin-Mcguigan

Mark was so helpful in finding a place for my mothe. He assisted in every step along the way. I'm…read moreso happy with the place he helped me find. I was clueless and he made for a very smooth transition. I highly recommend!

Check-in was nice. Dr Biggs was very thorough and took time to listen and answer all questions…read more And the youg lady in the lab was great also. I highly recommend them. My previous Dr, retired December 31st, so I needed a new, and I'm very glad I found Dr Biggs and the staff at Peachtree Medical Center

This is a complete and total poop show since Dr. Anders sold his practice. You can never reach an…read moreactual person, they don't respond to text messages (their preferred method of communication), their voicemail system is a jumbled mess that frequently disconnects for no reason, some physicians won't refill critical medications due to their personal "philosophical views" on certain medications (forcing patients to go cold turkey, which can induce a stroke with certain anti-anxiety medications). I never felt so abused by my primary care provider (and I've had some real doozies in my day). Someone is going to suffer a major medical issue due to their lack of care and failure to promptly address patient needs.