The best primary care I've ever experienced in 50 years and let me say I know the medical care…read moreworld! The office support staff are incredibly friendly, helpful, and extremely professional. The medical staff not only take your healthcare seriously and treat you as a whole person (all genders), but they take the time to listen to your needs and concerns. Duke Health has the best Primary Care at Meadowmont!

Told me they accept my insurance but was billed differently. Not going back. They called it an out…read moreof office visit or something even though literally in office

I am thankful to have found Dr. Rapaport. She is so intelligent and knowledgeable in so many…read moredifferent areas yet she does an excellent job of communicating complex issues in a manner that the patient can understand. She is exceptional because she is kind and compassionate and truly wants the best possible health and thus a better life for her patients. She and her staff at Haven Medical have given me health care unlike any I have experienced previously. I encourage you to seek Dr. Rapaport's guidance along your path to better health and wellness. many different areas yet

From the owner: Haven Medical is a holistic family practice offering primary care, consultations, and medical chart…read morereviews for children and adults. Sonia Rapaport, MD and Jennie Welner, FNP provide patient-focused care at Haven Medical, which is centrally located in Chapel Hill, NC. We provide a broad range of services, including but not limited to: -Physicals/Well exams -Bio-identical Hormone Replacement Therapy -Treatment for chronic illnesses (Adrenal fatigue, thyroid problems, leaky gut, etc) -Treatment for acute illnesses -IV Therapy (Vitamin C, glutathione, etc.) -and much more!

I've been a patient at the UNC Family Medicine Center at Chapel Hill since I moved to NC over four…read moreyears ago. Check-in is always efficient and I have never had to wait more than ten minutes before being seen. I can only remember one appointment where things seem to lag. In the time that I've been going here, I have been seen by three different residents, all of whom have been great to work with and seemed genuinely concerned for my health. Communication of test results and billing via My UNC Chart is convenient and effective. The main downside that I can think of being a patient at this location is that you typically will only have the same doctor for a year or eighteen months before they move on.

I have been coming here since 2014. When I first came this place was the best. Doctors was nice and…read morefriendly. You would come in and doctors would explain everything so that you understand and the wait was never long. Fast forward to Covid and this place has went to shit!!! All the great doctors left. You don't get responses on my chart for months at a time. When you call for help or questions they are so rude. You get the run around. I am so over this place. I will be finding a new primary doctor and a new place to get my medication. They make everything so hard and uncomfortable.

I called to schedule a medical for immigration and they tried to charge me almost $500. This is…read moreoutrageous and laughable. I would never use this facility for my medical needs when all they are doing is ripping people off!!! Under $100 dollars at a different facility!

I cannot recommend Carrboro Family Medicine unless you have a very simple minor illness. My more…read morecomplex conditions were not followed appropriately and never any follow-ups with abnormal lab work. Some of the medical assistants are incompetent and unprofesssional. I was given a flu shot incorrectly and was in severe pain in ER and put on Prednisone. I was billed despite having no copays. The portal is confusing and doesn't always work. (I have not seen Nicole who I understand is great) but I have moved on to a new PCP at UNC.

Nicole Brown is a pro and a great diagnostician. Very smart and accessible, great listener. Highly…read morerecommended.

Dr. Yang is an amazing doctor. I've been going to her for almost ten years. She really cares about…read moreher patients and wants to see them get well. She does her job with integrity. If honesty is not your policy, this is not the doctor for you.

Dr. Yang is attentive and listens to your concerns before making a medical judgment. We drive…read morealmost an hour and a half to see her and we've never felt like we were rushed out the door for a 15 minute appointment which is pretty typical in doctor's offices these days. In fact, it's really back to the old school way of family medicine. Where she listens to what sort of problems you may be having and then treats you with your comments in mind. That's what medicine is about. Reminds me of a line in the hippocratic oath: "...I will remember that I do not treat a fever chart, a cancerous growth, but a sick human being, whose illness may affect the person's family and economic stability. My responsibility includes these related problems, if I am to care adequately for the sick." This practice does treat you like a sick human being. And you just can't go wrong with that these days when other institutions treat you like a cog in a manufacturing factory.

Dr. Maggie Williams is a terrific doctor. You can tell she actually cares. Spends time; answers…read morequestions thoroughly, and seems to care about every little aspect of your health -- as well as your overall well being. Go find her bio on the PAMF website, I found it accurate. I was a new patient about nine months ago, and have seen her three or four times now. Would highly recommend.

Review of Dr Maggie Williams of Palo Alto Medical Foundation (PAMF) -Los Altos on Distel Circle…read more Let me start by stating that I am very skeptical of the medical profession in general - has to do with my childhood. Therefore, I am not keen to praise doctors. However, PAMF has a wonderful, smart, caring family doctor that I am compelled to recommend. Her name is Doctor Maggie Williams. Dr Williams is smart, dedicated, experienced, and caring. I have had some major medical issues which Dr. Williams expertly diagnosed and has been helping me resolve. My daughter has a medical issue that her pediatrician and gynecologist misdiagnosed but Dr Williams was quick to diagnose correctly. Dr Williams is conservative and logical in her approach to treatment. She listens and asks intelligent questions. She will order tests when appropriate and will refer patients to specialists both in and outside of PAMF. She will take the time to answer your questions and concerns. She really cares. Like I said, I am very skeptical of the medical profession but if you are looking for an excellent family doctor, then check out Dr. Williams. Link to Dr William's web page on the PAMF website: http://www.pamf.org/providersearch/?sitecfg=41&vs=detail&action=providerdetail&masterid=18890&isLevelOne=1&recId=ps113720sp11372098200938&healthplans=1&physname=Maggie A. Williams, M.D.

I have been a patient of this practice for over five years and feel that I have to defend it. I was…read morefirst brought to the practice by my roommate who had used their services before. As someone comfortable operating as my own medical advocate and knowledgeable about the terminology, symptoms, and treatments, I have never had a bad experience. I have brought them asymptomatic and mostly-antibiotic-resistant (of my own making; a laboratory experiment gone wrong) strep throat, a sinus infection that presented as meningitis, and many other weird illnesses that had been incorrectly diagnosed at other venues. I always felt that I was in good hands at The NC Family Doctor because no matter what degree my medical provider had, what they had that counted was enough experience to actually get the diagnosis correct! To me, that is what matters. It also matters that they listened and didn't argue when I mentioned that the initially prescribed (and correctly, too, for most cases of strep) antibiotics weren't going to work and I needed a different kind. They asked clarifying questions ("How did I know? What was my motivation for requesting the different antibiotic?") rather than dismissing my concern out of hand as so many other doctors did to all the other members of my lab who also came down with the same strain of strep. I remain a loyal patient. However, I know what I am getting myself in to and others might not. It is a teaching environment. I have had nurses-in-training administer PPD tests - with my full knowledge and consent - and as students are wont to do, they missed their target with the needle a few times. I enjoyed having the supervisor use my arm as a teaching opportunity to explain the depth needed based on my subcutaneous fat. I learned something, too! When I went to them after being in an auto accident, there was a rad-tech-in-training and once again I agreed to allow her to work on me. Again, she made a few errors that resulted in a small amount of pain. If I was a person who took less responsibility for my choices, I might blame the practice for the minor discomfort, but I elected to be the guinea pig and I knew and own all that comes with it. It is not The NC Family Doctor's fault; in fact, I commend them for providing a learning opportunity. I also understand that they have a first-come-first-served model for urgent care. I have brought many friends there who don't have PCPs and sat with them in the waiting room, listening to CNN Health News on loop for hours, until I thought my brain was going to explode if I heard the same sound bites just one more time. I understand that waiting is frustrating. But at the same time, the illness didn't schedule itself in advance, so this is how it works. I've waited just as long in other doctor's offices when I DID have an appointment because they were "running behind". All in all, I'm satisfied, which is why I am still a patient. NB: I, too, have experienced troubles with the switching of systems and incorrect entry of my data. At present, my social security number is incorrectly entered in their system, and have had to go a few rounds with tech support over the current system for distributing test results claiming my account doesn't exist (turns out you can not log in from a mobile/smart phone browser). Those are legitimate complaints, but at the same time, office administration doesn't have anything to do with correct diagnoses.

I feel so lucky to have had this office assigned to me by my insurance. Staff is friendly, patient…read moreand efficient. Betty Haswell is kind, thorough and knowledgeable. Conscientious and attentive to what will be covered by insurance. Really impressed with the level of care at this practice. Location is super convenient for me too.

I've been going to Dr. Bankaitis for 8 years. She's a great doctor, remembers details about me that…read moreI don't remember. Excellent intuition, she really knows her stuff! Takes her time and listens to every detail. I've never felt like she brushed me off when I was concerned about something. I feel better today at 50 than I did at 30!

This review for the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Women's Hospital is being written from…read morethe observer's point of view. We drove our daughter the three hours from the Wilmington area if NC to Chapel Hill for scheduled surgery. Her check in time was 5:30am for the first surgery of the day. The bad news was this meant we had to hit the road by 2 am. The good news meant that we missed the rush hour traffic in the Raleigh-Dufham area. The first part of the hospital experience started with parking. There is a large parking garage with ample parking directly across from the hospital. Inside the garage it has good signage directing you to the correct cat walk to get you right to the front door of the hospital. 5 stars Entering the main entrance to the hospital was very organized. You first encountered a table with face masks for the taking and signage reminding face masks are required in the facility. The same table had a large pump bottle with hand sanitizer for use. After face masks are applied the patient and transportation members walk straight forward to other great signage that advises the patient to take a number and watch the television screen on the wall for their number to appear. This area had plentiful seating that was spread throughout the area so there was space among the groups of patients. 5 stars When the number appeared on the screen it advised the patient which registration booth to go to. You could tell this was a large capacity facility by the number of registration booths they had running at one time. Our daughter went and completed her registration without much difficulty as much of the information was taken prior to the day if surgery. It was mostly showing id, insurance card, and signing paperwork. At the end of the registration she was given a paper map with directions of how to get to the surgery location. She was also given paperwork to hand to the check in location. 5 stars After following the directions and hiking thru the hospital we easily located the surgery check in location. Once again this process was very organized so they could handle the massive number of patients seen. Apparently there are eleven surgical rooms that are routinely being used at any one time. After turning in the registration paperwork our daughter was given a paper to hand off to us. On one side it had a number assigned uniquely to her and the opposite side had a color system so you could follow your patient and see what stage of the surgical process they were in. As family we were instructed to find seats in this waiting area and watch the screen on the wall that would post our daughter's unique number and be shaded with the color coating system. We were also advised that during the prep time one person could go into the prep area and be with her. I did this when advised she was in the stage that a member could be with her. 5 stars In the prep area there was a white board that contained her name, current vitals, and the surgical team members that would be checking in with her. After each person made their contact the nurse in charge of her particular case would x off that the step was completed. Example, the surgical nurse, the anesthesiologist, the surgeon, etc. Once the seven or eight people were checked off she was advised she was ready to have surgery. 5 stars I proceeded out to the waiting room and joined my husband. Whoever came up with the color coded system was a genius. It was very reassuring to follow our daughter through the stages of surgery and recovery. At the end the surgeon and his resident located us in the waiting area and informed us about the surgery and what to expect afterwards. They were very thorough but easy to understand. I could understand why our daughter liked this doctor. 5 stars After this step we were both allowed to join our daughter until she was released. Due to the length of time in this process it was now lunch time so the staffing was minimal. It took a fair amount of time for the person to show up with the wheelchair to take her to the front door. The gentleman was very polite and stopped with our daughter at the pharmacy for her prescriptions. At this point my husband went to the garage to retrieve our vehicle and drive up to the front door to load our daughter and myself. After loading up we were ready to hit the road for the long trip back to her house. 5 stars Thanks for providing such a good experience for such a specialized procedure. This was a true five star experience! 2023/ #6

Not sure what I expected for the UNC emergency room but this was not it! It was dirty, old and I…read morefelt like I was in the southeast side of DC the condition it was in. The staff were ok. Our nurse and intern are why I gave a 2 star instead of 1. I expected better from a university hospital!