I can't say enough wonderful things about Dr. Truesdell! I left my first appointment with her…read morefeeling like she was truly looking at my information, taking her time, and focusing on me for the duration of my visit. I wish all doctors were like her.

Very very slow and late at the appointment BUT the nurse and doctor was first class and I fell like…read moreI am in true professionals hands. It would be 5 stars if they was on time but they did have a emergency.

From the owner: "Our People Make The Difference."…read more Nephron Corporation is an independent dialysis provider located in northeast suburban Atlanta, Georgia. Established in 1990, Nephron Corporation was the first and only center in Gwinnett County to provide chronic ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) training and offer Hemodialysis (HD) patients who need to be dialyzed in "isolation." Now there are six different clinic locations in Lawrenceville, Snellville, Monroe, Winder, Gainesville, and Duluth. Nephron Corporation provides ESRD patients with competent services in HD, CAPD/APD training, as well as support. Our highly qualified staff includes board certified nephrologists and internists, Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, skilled technicians, qualified dietitians, excellent social workers, as well as administrative personals. Our mission is to assist you in any and every way possible to make your treatments comfortable. Just like Dr. Kirti Shah, medical director, said, "We want our patients to feel at home and be part of our extended family." If you or any of your family members have any questions or concerns, we would like to hear about it and will gladly assist you in the best possible way we can. Our Doctor's Prayer indicates our approach to patient care.

Like most of us who have children. We know and love Children's Health Care of Atlanta (CHOA). This…read moreis their new Sibley Heart Center of Cardiology. After a scary EKG reading for my son, we were referred to come here. The office staff was friendly, we filled out our paperwork and then after about 30 minutes we were taken to our room and within about 5 minutes we were seen by their nurse, who was awesome (she might have been an NP). After some basic health screenings, we were then transferred to a room next door to wait for the doctor. As someone who worked in the medical field for years, one thing we always prided ourselves on was to not let patients wait long. Anything beyond 10-15 minutes was unacceptable. I kid you not, we literally waited in the doctor's room for one hour. Because of the reasons people come here, this is not the place to let a patient sit in a room for one hour... thinking why is it taking so long? Is something seriously wrong??? After asking repeatedly what was going on the first 15 minutes, then 30, 45, and finally at one hour the doctor did come in and was very apologetic. He was very sweet and reminds me of my wife's father who is a retired medical doctor and everything turned out fine. However, considering this is CHOA I honestly expect better from them with staffing. Now weeks later, we received a medical bill for over $1000 because they did not bill our insurance properly (we are in-network with UHC). I am glad CHOA is here, and of course, I would recommend them as they are incredible with children (they saved my best friend's son's life; the hospital downtown). However, staffing needs improvement and billing is another issue. [Review #619] (9th Review of 2020)

I've been taking my child to Dr. N. Videlefsky for 18 years, since my child was two and the primary…read moredoctor heard a heart murmur. Dr. Videlefski is absolutely the best. I have always felt absolutely confident in the care that he has always provided. I absolutely trust him one hundred percent with my child's heart. In addition, he has a great bedside manner. I've never felt rushed when consulting with him. He has always taken the time to answer all of my questions, and he has always been very informative. I just can't say enough positive things about him. As far as Sibley Heart Center, I've always had positive experiences with the center and the staff there.

Listening to problems. No phone connection. Cannot make appointments online. Billing is not…read moreaccurate.

I was gonna write this long post explaining the circumstances, but it doesn't matter. There's no…read moreexcuse to how horrible the staff is here. I have no idea what kind of establishment thinks that this behavior is OK. All of the one star and two star reviews that you see, believe them. I've never came in contact with such a rude front desk. Natalie at the front desk was downright horrible. She clearly hates her job and is possibly miserable in her outside life. Doesn't mean she can take it out on patients. The management and doctors must allows this in order for their staff to be this comfortable with this behavior in an environment that's supposed to be uplifting and positive.

This clinic is the worst place I've ever had to deal with for medical care. The staff is the most…read moreincompetent group of people on all levels that I've ever dealt with in person and when calling. My primary care physician of 25 years retired on 1/1/2025 and my medical records and care was transferred to this awful place. I wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt, but after getting off to such a bad start, I don't trust them to handle my health care. They can't answer simple questions, can't complete forms correctly or completely, don't return calls as promised and don't follow through with anything they say. They are rude in person and on the phone. I'm currently looking for a new PCP. Zero star rating on all levels for the Georgia Clinic. If you value your health, avoid this place at all cost.

Referral lady is really rude and has an attitude. Her name is Alma. One time she answered the phone…read moreand pretended that the "lady who does the referrals" wasn't there. Today she just hung up on me when I was asking her a question about a referral. She's always nice to my husband but to me she is so rude.