I am sad that I have to make this post after being a patient of Dr Abraham for 9 years. I enjoyed…read morethe empty waiting room and quick visits while my health was good. Sadly, the last 6 months his service has been horrible! He decided that my labs for my thyroid levels were troubling him, despite no complaints from me. He decided to lower my dose of synthroid twice in the 6 months and when I called to complain I felt terrible, I was told I'm fine (after making 3 phone calls about it). He never looked at my chart and realized I had gained 25 pounds nor listened when I told him I was suffering. When it was time for my quartet appointment, he downright argued with me that my labs indicate that I should be using even less of the synthroid. He, reluctantly, upped my dose, saying he was making all kinds of notes that it was against his better judgement, and, lo and behold, I was feeling better within the week. I knew then I had to find another doctor. Today I met with Dr Christian Askew of Anmed and he changed my life! I was actually skipping when I left his office, after spending almost 2 hours talking with him! It turns out because I had thyroid cancer, the numbers for my thyroid levels are much different than someone with a thyroid and now are fully in line with where they should be. Also, Dr Abraham put me on a "memory" medicine that was for Alzheimer's and never even told me that's what it's for. Dr Askew adjusted my other medications that weren't seeming to be working anymore and offered a different way of taking them. He is young, smart and in tune with new information. Unlike Dr Abraham, who is total old school and it's his way or the highway, never wanting to admit a mistake. Well, Dr Abraham, you were wrong about my thyroid levels and made me miserable and when I met with you to get my medications, you could care less that I was leaving your practice after 9 years. Oh, and I also found out I don't have to be seen quarterly, as you require. You just do it so you can bill Medicare! Crook! If you haven't figured out who I am yet, it's Gigi, and I had to use a different email because I left you a positive recommendation 7 years ago! I am so thankful to leave Dr Abraham in the rear view mirror and feel so much more confident with my current care.

Best doctor ever! Dr Abraham and is staff go the extra mile to make sure their patients are valued…read moreand well taken care of. He is very thorough and makes sure each patient is cared for. Randi is great and always great each patient with kindness and a smile. I have been going to this office for a few years now and highly recommend them.

was a patient of Primary Care and Associates in Anderson, South Carolina for nearly 40 years and…read morehad an excellent, respectful relationship with my physician. That relationship was effectively destroyed--not by my doctor--but by office management. I was dropped as a patient over a $30 balance tied to a work-injury insurance claim, not a routine bill. The handling of that claim raised serious concerns for me. The situation was managed administratively, without transparency, and in a way that felt more aligned with protecting outside interests than advocating for a long-term patient. My physician was not allowed to intervene, explain, or continue my care. It was made clear that business policy overrides medical judgment in this practice. Doctors here appear to have little autonomy and are unable to prioritize patient care when office management decides otherwise. What's especially troubling is the lack of accountability afterward. Communication stopped. Questions went unanswered. Responsibility was deflected. It felt less like a medical office and more like an operation focused on minimizing exposure rather than treating people. I want to be clear: my doctor was excellent. This review is not about the physicians, but about an administrative structure that undermines them and sacrifices patient trust. Long-term patients should be extremely cautious. If billing disputes, insurance claims, or workplace injuries are involved, understand that you may be treated as a liability rather than a human being.

This practice has lost the plot…read more With every visit it continues to get worse, on all levels. The lack of consideration that is given to their patients in regards to their time and staying on schedule is unacceptable. Yes, it can happen, however religiously for the past two years every appointment has not been on time. Not just by a few minutes, I'm talking by hours. Appointments are given for a reason, one of which is respect, respect of patients time. There is much time and planning that goes into making an appointment, and for such total disregard is infuriating. In addition to their policy of no refills in between visits or their is a charge. Have you ever heard of such a thing? I'm not asking for a "new" or different prescription but please be sure the medicines that I'm on get me to my next scheduled visit. It is not rocket science. Fun fact about their billing as well, that they do not code a once a year visit ( that insurance covers). They state that visit needs to be separate and you cannot discuss any current conditions you have, it's more or less a physical. However, my insurance covers one "wellness" visit a year. This doctors office will not code this correctly!!! And then there is the overall customer service, which truly should be the easiest to excel in. You would think? Whether it is the front office staff or the apathetic billing/ scheduling clerk to the intake nurse, there are never any pleasantries exchanged. It's just like being a number. And let's not forget the fact that you can never speak to anyone on the phone. The only option is to leave a voicemail and await a call back. So, yes I am exploring other options to change doctors offices. I have had enough abuse as a patient and have reached my boiling point. I do NOT recommend this practice, as you would get better service, respect and consideration at a walk in clinic.

The staff there is really wonderful they're very kind and caring they are what seems to be very…read morebusy all the time and getting things done is sometimes frustrating, I'm not sure what the reason is but once you have an appointment you're in, if you are or need to be scheduled for something in the future things tend to fall through from time to time which is why I only give them a four out of five rating, If they were more on the ball I would give them a five. From other cardiologist offices that I've been a patient at I will say this is probably my favorite.

I took my father to an appointment at this clinic today. My father is hard of hearing and…read moredefinitely not the easiest patient. The entire staff from check-in through check-out were amazing. Doctor's appointments are often stressful for my father for many reasons. This staff made both of us feel not only comfortable but also important. I am thankful for professionals like these who make life's stressful moments better.

Dr. Karnstedt seems to be a well qualified Doctor & good beside manner. I do have two main problems…read morewith that facility though: 1: continuity of care POOR due to revolving door of medical persons. 2: From my experiences drawing blood successfully is poor. 3. Going through their corporate site to leave a message is frustrating and time consuming (and message often incomplete). I gave it three stars only because of the doctor (I haven't seen her often) and a very good PA I have seen a few times. Otherwise 2 stars would of been my best possible score. Due to the negative issues I mentioned I chose to leave their practice. I feel continuity of care is very important.

Maureen Burnham is terrific! Very knowledgeable, attentive, and kindread more

Dr. Marshburn is excellent at attending medical needs and explaining an array of health care…read moreadvice, which is much needed at a senior's age. His nurses are *excellent.* It is recommended that one follows through on any "0ut of the ordinary" requests involving his receptionist, i.e., preapproved drugs, off-schedule appointments. Absolutely NO OFFENSE meant, but she needs guidance and follow-up or you will be left wondering if you exist. I have made note of this to both the Dr. and his Off. Mgr. and they were most receptive to correcting the problem, which leaves me hopeful.

Dr M. Where do I start? He is exceptionally amazing! First time today and I am coming back and…read morebringing my husband on Saturday. We both do very hard labor and gave in to see a local chiropractor. We don't regret it! He gave me insight into what I needed to do at home to help myself and how his treatment is gonna benefit me moving toward the future. He is very respectful, he spent two hours with me and he was always nice and polite. He was very knowledgeable and friendly.

I came in to the office for the first time in a lot of pain…read more Dr.Merati and his staff are warm and inviting like family. Explained everything that was going on about my condition by just watching me walk and sit down. Took X-rays to confirm. Afterthought first treatment I felt 50% better. I followed his after care recommendations and two visits later I feel 99% better. My wife has also started to receive treatment for her back pain. Dr.Merati is a GOD send.