My wife and I want to shout out to Madison (ER staff) she was friendly…read more We have had problem with getting a blood drawn on my wife (she's and Hard stick) Madison was able to get right the first time.

Date of visit: June 2026 ER visit with severe autonomic system-labile hypertension spike. Everyone…read moreon my care team was professional, courteous, took the time to listen and worked WITH me. This is one small reason I don't go anywhere else unless the EMT says they're too full.

This is the worst hospital to visit. They give horrible service if any. They deserve to get NO…read morestars as one is way too much for not doing what they are supposed to do. It seems as if people in healthcare who works here are only there for themselves; to get paid. They are not only clueless but lack empathy. They don't care about the patient especially if they DO NOT HAVE INSURANCE! I am new here to Athens and was treated like a homeless person due to the fact i was taken there via ambulance and didn't have a ride home. Unprofessional twits they are. The doctor that treated me had no bedside manners. Please do not go to Athens Regional Hospital if you want to live. You were warned.

I want to take a moment to thank the staff at Northside Hospital Gwinnett, especially the PC Unit…read more1200. First, I want to recognize the Emergency Room staff. They were prompt and immediately saw about my mother, Miss Dennis, and made sure she was admitted and received the attention she needed. In moments like that, quick action means everything to a family. I also want to recognize the attending physician, Dr. Herschel W. Smith, who admitted my mother to the PC Unit. He was amazing. He saw the need for immediate care and made sure my mother was taken care of and placed where she needed to be. His attention and action made a real difference for our family. One nurse stood out the most -- Nurse Charlize. She truly understood her assignment. During a very stressful time while my mother was being cared for, I had many questions and a lot of emotions. Even when there were things she could not answer because she wasn't the doctor, she reassured me and helped calm my spirit. She listened, not just as a nurse but as a compassionate human being. I was even able to share some personal things that were weighing on me, and she took the time to hear me. That kind of care matters more than people realize. I have been a private nurse in the state of Georgia for 26 years and have worked with many families, including some of the wealthiest in Buckhead. I left that work to care for my own mother, and I know firsthand that true caregiving requires passion, patience, and heart. Nurse Charlize showed all of those qualities. To the doctors, I apologize if my frustration showed. I just wished I had understood more about my mother's condition sooner rather than waiting many hours for answers. But I appreciate that the team continued working toward the best care. Moments like these reveal people's character. When someone is frustrated, it takes a special person not to respond with the same energy. Nurse Charlize handled everything with professionalism and grace. Thank you, Northside, for caring not only for my mother but also for the family standing beside the patient. That compassion matters. -- Author M. Clark

I am going to take this review back to 2023 and just give a few of the details and what prompted me…read moreto write this was my recent experience at Nside Gwinnett. When my Mother with ALZ was admitted to this hospital with a severe UTI in 2023, she could talk, walk, eat and urinate when she was admitted, after almost 3 weeks she was sent home on hospice with a catheter and no longer could walk, eat or talk. After a week in the hospital, due to me having to ask why no one had been in to get her up to walk, the physical therapist team finally came one time to get her out of bed and to get her to stand up, but she had become immobile. There was no communication with Drs to keep me updated! I asked the female Dr. when she was being dismissed if her UTI was cleared up and I swear she said we don't check that with an explanation that did not make sense. I was there 90 percent of the time, but I lived close by and would go home to take shower. There was a different Dr every day and one had switched up her bp meds which she had a reaction to with out discussing with me with me and she went down hill after this episode. Needless to say my precious Mother was sent home to die which she did on 4/21/23. I also discovered a huge black bruise on the top of her arm when we got home. I do not recommend this hospital to any one. Oh it looks beautiful from the exterior, but trust me, all smoke and mirrors! I will be following up with my personal experience on May 6, 2026.

My daughter loves baby dolls and we have a few cabbage patch dolls from my older sister when she…read morewas young. decided it would be a great trip to take before school starts again. we're from california so it was a great opportunity to come and see and get a little vacation out of it. the location is beautifully manicured outside, inviting and the nurses and staff were so kind. It's a self guided tour and there are lots to look at from the orig hand stitched dolls to the plastic face ones. history of where it started and all the accessories you can think of. the best part was after purchase we had an official adoption where we got to name the baby and give it a birthday. Jeanette our nurse was so sweet ! only con: i wish there was a guided tour but will return again with friends !

This is such a cute idea for taking your children to see how a cabbage patch doll is "born". The…read morecabbage ended up having a baby girl named Charlotte. Plus what little girl does not want to get a cabbage patch kid. We came home with one that has the same birthday as me.

Everyone is always so pleasant and professional. They seem to genuinely care about their patients.read more

I had day surgery there. The nurses, staff and facilities were all amazing. If you've ever had day…read moresurgery before you know how important the nursing staff are and they are all amazing at this hospital.

The name Emory definitely is not what it once was. This is not Clifton Road. Do not mistakenly…read moreassume you will receive the same quality of care at this location. You almost certainly won't. I have trusted Emory Johns Creek multiple times with imaging, and they continue to fail me. One time, the technician failed to take my allergy to contrast seriously. It was quite unfortunate seeing my clear bad reaction shrugged off, rather than... I don't know, following proper procedure and getting a doctor to evalute me? Most recently, the highly incompetent staff provided me an inaccurate estimate for my pre-payment amount. I am currently owed $125 by Emory and they have not provided this refund in a timely fashion. If you have to have anything done at Emory Johns Creek, please be careful with pre-paying. I know I personally will never pre-pay for another procedure within the Emory medical system after this nightmare of trying to obtain a refund of cash I am clearly owed.