Hooray! I finally found an amazing Doctor here! So quiet, down to earth, non-judgemental, etc. Was…read moreI there for two hours? Yes, but it's well worth it. Dr. Railey truly cares about his patients and makes sure you know it. I will not hesitate to recommend him to others.

I was so shocked to see some poor reviews I just had to give my experience. We, myself and 5…read moreother adult family members , have always had excellent care at Family Medicine Specialists (except for one provider who we just don't see). The front desk is also very thorough and helpful. I've sent stuff through the patient portal and been answered on a Sunday night! We get excellent and compassionate care from our providers.

Estel is the most helpful and always courteous, a pleasure to deal with if you have any office…read morerequests whatsoever. She always goes the extra mile to assist me and I truly appreciate it.

Dr Etienne is no longer at this location. Very nice staff and other doctors are in this practice…read morenow.

Dr Gathline Etienne is by far the best neurologist I have seen, and I have seen a lot. I can…read moreunderstand why some may not like her approach. It's no nonsense let's get to the issues and get you on the mend or improving your quality of life. Since working with Dr. Gathline Etienne I have had fewer seizures than I have in 20 years. This has greatly improved my quality of life. She is straight and tells me if I am contributing to my disease with what I am eating or activities. I think this is what people don't want to hear. Or when she explains some of your symtoms are not connected. People and WebMD think that the doctor needs to listen to their medical opinion and treat them for what they read they have. Well good luck with that. Why go to a doctor if you want to tell them how they are going to treat you? I am sure you can find a doctor to tickle your ears but they won't improve you quality of life.

I was looking for a good acupuncturist since I moved to GA. I had somehow found Dr. Kim's page and…read morewas reading his beliefs in combining both eastern and western medicine or integrated medicine. I liked everything he had to say. I have a severe illness and it got much worse when I move to GA due to the weather. I called to make an appointment on a Fri. I spoke with Jeanne who was very kind and concerned and had me speak to the doctor. They said that I really needed to be seen and that there first session is extensive for several hours at $350 or something close to that. It was in the $300's. So both Jeanne, who I thought was the office manager do it all type person and Dr. Kim's claim to fame was that he studied with Dr. Andrew Weil and follows his practices. He is very confident in himself so much so that he charges $1500 as a membership fee before you even have a regular session. And you still have to pay for every 30 minutes of anything you do. I wanted to feel better so bad and liked these people so much than we paid the $1500 we could not afford and make another session. It was another $50 I believe for that half hour session. Might have been more but I would rather low ball it. I was also driving almost 2 hours each way to get there I wanted to get better so bad. I did this for a while and noticed that these 30 minute were nothing like that first long Sat. appointment where they really focused on me. I was taken in a room by his assistant and usually laid on a massage table and had a machine basically a huge and way better tens unit put on my lower back, where I had siatica pain. After that I would sit in a chair and the doctor would pop in the door and put pins in my ears. This he explained is the advanced method. If you are not using the ears you aren't doing the best treatment. He was very confident to the point of arrogance. He was never in the room more than 5 minutes and sometimes he would lean in from the hall and put the pins in my ears while doing or talking to someone else. Now the assistant would tell him my issues so he knew where to put the pins but that just felt even more arrogant. He could not spend the time with you himself and assess the situation, he had an intern assess the situation and he put the pins in by her recommendation of the situation. Although I very much liked Dr. Kim and Jeanne personally, I felt charging a fee that is non- refundable before you even start seeing him is ridiculous. It would be different if that fee covered a certain amount of service but I was purely a "membership" fee. This is not a gym, it is a Doctor's office and if this doctor wants to be taken seriously than get rid of the membership fee and take insurance like other doctors. Pain Managements Clinics take insurance for Massage, Chiropractic work, and acupuncture along with the regular western medicine. After going for a few times I realized it was not doing much for me. I have had acupuncture for long periods of time so I know when it is working and when it is not. His procedure may help some but they did not help me and I could never get over his outrageous non- refundable membership fees on top of paying for every visit there after. If it had helped I probably would had sucked it up and paid it but it did not so I stopped going between the long drive and the outrageous fees. Also, the attitude the Doctor has that he thinks he is worth these fees for 2 minutes of popping his head in the room to put the pins in your ears. He may feel it is the best way but I respond better to actually having the pins put in my legs or back where I have the problem. That is when I have found it helpful. The time spent with the intern was not what I was there for and it was a waste. Why would I go to an acupuncturist to tell everything to an intern who will then go tell my aches nod pains to the doctor. There is bound to be thing lost in translation now and then. And then you get 2 min of needle in your ear from the interns description. Sounds like a money mill to me and I never went back and lost a lot of money as I did not go to that many session and waisted $1500+ daily session fees that I did not have on yet another alternative method for my chronic pain.

Dr. Kim is a skilled healer that combines mastery of various fields of integrated medicine with…read moreterrific intuition and empathy for his patients. Georgia is very lucky to have him.

Over the years, my family has followed Dr. Arnall down Bullsboro to Shenandoah and now to…read moreSharpsburg. This Piedmont Primary office is a go-to for us, especially my dad. The office is easy to find, newly constructed, well fitted with all the goods including plenty of parking, a nice sized waiting room, organized stations for check in and outs, and plentiful rooms equipped for all varieties of check ups. The service at all counters from entry to exit is stellar. The team is always nice and helpful when needed. This is duplicated in the nurses as well. The office is well kept and clean. Overall, solid PCP office.

After my previous PCP left where I was going I decided to explore new options. I ended up coming…read moreacross Piedmont Primary Care at Fischer and I am glad I did. The building is beautiful and always clean, the staff has been super pleasant in every interaction I have had with them. My new PCP is knowledgeable and took the time to get to know me. I didn't feel rushed or unheard. Not only did she take the time to get to know me, however, her recommendations made sense for me. I love this. Knowing that sometimes a trip to the PCP can be a one size fits all type of approach, it was amazing to get the personal care that I was accustomed to. The Piedmont brand as a whole has my vote. The level of quality and care I receive is always above standard. Furthermore, the staff is in tune with the patient and the needs of the patient and I'm not just another chart in a bin. If in need for a PCP and in or around the area, I would highly suggest Piedmont Primary Care at Fischer.

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.

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

I tried to edit my previous review, but yelp wouldn't let me. I went to the clinic for extreme…read morepain in my face and ear. The Dr diagnosed me with inflammation in my TMJ. I kept trying to tell him that something else was going on, but he wouldn't listen. A few days later the pain was so bad I went to the ER. I had a severe bone infection in my face and ear. Was the staff nice? Yes. Was the office clean? Yes. Would i recommend the practice? Absolutely not.

Rarely do I take the time to write reviews, but my family has utilized this Piedmont Urgent Care…read morefacility on multiple occasions. We have always received timely care, but our most recent experience particularly stood out. The physicians completely cured my 3 year old of his pain.. they made him, and myself, feel so much better. Our family greatly appreciates the care they provide and we feel fortunate this facility is local and available for our family. Thank you Piedmont Urgent Care!

I highly recommend West Atlanta Primary Care. The staff is wonderful. I was dealing with some…read moresevere anxiety having to do with some odd symptoms that I was experiencing. Dr. Desai put me at ease, did a thorough exam, took some blood (don't get me started on the nurse who drew my blood - she was wonderful - I didn't even feel the needle), told me I was going to be alright, and called me as soon as the labs came back and personally explained them and addressed my questions. I highly recommend Dr. Desai and his staff for you and your family.