There are many different levels of care and treatment here and a large group of doctors PAs etc. I…read moresee Dr Mackenzie and I am pleased with him and very satisfied with the process of getting in and getting out. I have never had long waits and frustrations in my visits. I have seen other family members get stuck with long waits for other doctors which I guess is average. The fourth star from my review is not meant to suggest you would have the same experience. It is a big practice and has a lab with really nice and efficient blood people.

This is not a review I write lightly, as I rarely write unflattering reviews. However, when they…read moreare deserved, I am not shy about sharing my experience to inform others. This is a "popularly referred practice." Perhaps they are popular because of the volume of clients that they service. Still, the office is old, smelly, and overcrowded with clients in the parking lot and the lobby, and there are long waits. Their phone and in-person customer service causes people to slip through the cracks. If I could give zero stars, I would. After waiting months for an appointment, I was forced to leave crying profusely due to the harsh treatment and unprofessional bedside manner of Dr. Ramachandran, PCP at Greensboro Medical Associates. Avoid him and this office! I am disabled and was 3 minutes late, stuck in their overcrowded parking lot in an argument with another patient who had blocked my car in, and I couldn't get my walking equipment out of my back seat (despite arriving 10 minutes early). I made it into the office flustered and explained to the front desk, but that made no difference to the doctor. Dr. Ramachandran had made up his mind about me because I had already canceled a previous appointment due to a COVID-19-positive status and resulting complications (excuse me for following CDC guidelines!). The "kicker" (and gut punch) was his demeanor. He came into the room without introducing himself, with no attempt at seeming remotely interested in being there, and said, "Why are you here," in a flat tone. Confused, I repeated the question because I knew I had constantly communicated with his staff about my needs; he became exasperated and then specifically asked what was wrong with me. That's when I knew something was not right. I wondered if he was okay, and he said he could refer me to his P.A., but he didn't think he and I "would be a good fit." Mind you, he said this with minimal time in the room, little contact with me, and with the most disgusted look of disdain on his face, I began to cry. Being from the BIPOC community and now disabled, I have been on the receiving end of that demeanor and look, although very far and few times in between. I couldn't leave the room fast enough (and have a walking impediment). I went, crying, to the reception and asked that it be noted that I do not want Dr. Ramachandran to have anything else to do with my file or anyone else at Greensboro Medical Associates. The office did not correctly handle the cancellation of my initial appointment due to COVID-19, and I am unsure if that caused the doctor's justification of his treatment of me. Regardless, I am not satisfied with the communication breakdown, his egregious behavior toward me, and the lack of empathy from the medical office. I would NEVER recommend this office to anyone.

The earlier review was done at a time when the place was drastically understaffed, but things have…read moreimproved. We placed our mother here after another assisted living couldn't handle her mild medical issues. The difference in my mom since moving in has been like night and day. All of the staff are friendly and kind, they help my mother and work with her dementia & mobility issues. My mother has even made friends! My family genuinely couldn't be happier.

This was once a very nice facility. In the past year and a half the services provided have…read moresignificantly decreased to the detriment of the residents. My mother has experienced multiple medication errors. Basic services such as bed making and assistance with dressing are not consistently provided. Your loved one will not receive the services outlined in the care plan. Multiple meetings with a management is a futile effort.

I recently needed transportation to and from an early-morning procedure, as well as someone who…read morecould wait at the clinic during the procedure. I live alone and decided not to impose on friends and relatives for this pre-dawn task. Arosa was all I could ever have asked for. Amanda (regional director) explained very thoroughly how things would work and answered all my questions professionally. Zion provided my transportation, waited for me and gave me a life back home. She was very personable and I enjoyed chatting with her during the rides! I will DEFINITELY go to Arosa for future similar needs and, when the time arrives, the other services they offer. HIGHLY recommended.

2025 Jan 17, 09:15; Winston Salem NC…read more Parking - 2 private lot very little availability Location - 3 close to medical facilities Customer Service - 5 very friendly and professional Pricing - 2 use caution! Make sure they get insurance approvals Restrooms - 2 limited Cleanliness- 4 very clean Seating- 2 very limited Conceal Carry Allowed - No In previous experiences the overall care has been good. Like anywhere else there have been instances where it needed improvement. They are a gastro facility so they specialize.

Always top notch dr and nurses. Always friendly and helpful. They do a good job keeping you…read moreinformed and finding issues. Highly recommend.

I called this place. They texted back saying they would call me tomorrow had a long day. Never…read morecalled back. Not much to review but not very professional.

Jessica helped me through a very difficult natural labor. She was amazing. We also used her…read morephotography services and she gave us photos and a video to cherish for life. She was so supportive and attentive when I was exhausted and starving during the hours of unmedicated childbirth. My water broke early and she did everything to help me get through my childbirth naturally. I had terrible back labor that left me crawling up the walls practically and she worked with me to get me in the position that was best for me. She also helped my husband be a huge help to me. She used hip squeezes, positioning my body, giving me small sips of water, cooling me off with a cloth, breathing techniques all of which were absolutely life saving for me. She coached me through the hardest thing I have ever done in my life. She is supportive and super encouraging. Her voice was an anchor for me during it all. I can still hear her loving voice comforting me saying your baby is almost here. One breath at a time. Just breathe and have a sip of water." I don't know how I would have made it through without her. I don't want to even try. :) I highly recommend her and will gladly call her again for baby number 3. God bless

This place knows kids! Great toys that help them get the kids to focus. Amazing ability to work and…read morecheck the vision of a moving child. Great care lots of patients, and compassionate care!

I was very happy our pediatrician recommended us to this opthamologist. Dr. Patel is wonderful and…read morehas a great rapport with our child. The office is very child-friendly and the staff was great. They do a great job of explaining things and not keeping you waiting long. For me it felt worth the trip to Greensboro to go to this doctor's office.

The moment came really quickly when the decision had to be made for our mother to have 24 hour…read morecare.One of the heaviest decisions ever faced. That's when I found District at Home because of a colleague that uses them for respite care for her dad. I called Deja, the owner. She met with us at my mother's the very next day. She didn't rush the conversation. She listened. She answered every question like a real person who cared about the outcome. That's when the trust clicked in, and the decision was made to let District take over 24 hour care for mom! And let me tell you... it's been about 4 months now and the caregivers show up with patience, compassion, awareness, and intention. They treat my mother like a whole person, not a task. They care for her safety, dignity, mobility, meals, and daily engagement in a way that constantly reassures the family, especially being far away at times. When you're not able to physically be home, having a team care for your loved one That peace is everything. So thank you, District at Home Thank you Deja for building a team that cares with heart and intention.Grateful doesn't even feel like a big enough word for it.