Very friendly staff. Very thorough exam. Also thorough explanation of results and follow up neededread more

Dr. Hannah Jones did a great job assessing my 85-year old Moms hearing. She was very professional,…read morepatient, compassionate and kind.

So I've been seeing the same endocrinologist for about 4 years and have been generally unsatisfied…read morethe whole time. So I decided to seek out a new one. After doing my research and getting some crap over the phone from my first choice, I decided to give Piedmont Endocrinology a try. I called and was greeted by a very friendly receptionist. She advised of a recent cancellation and could squeeze me in the following Friday - perfect! She told me I would be seeing Dr. El-Kebbi. I arrived 30 minutes prior to my scheduled appointment to complete all of the new patient paperwork. After I was done, friendly receptionist called me up to the window to advise me that Dr. El-Kebbi was a few minutes behind schedule, but I was his next patient. She apologized for the delay and I went back to playing Jewel Mania. I'm usually super super anal about being on time. Maybe I'm just jaded now because I'm convinced that no doctor is ever on time, but I at least appreciated the fact that she took the time to tell me that he was running a little late. With previous doctors, most just let you sit there until you realize your appointment was supposed to be 45 minutes ago. So 5 or 10 minutes later, I'm called back. I'm taken to an exam room by a super friendly guy who's name escapes me. He also apologizes for the delay and emphasizes that Dr. El-Kebbi really doesn't like being late. We go over some basic info and he advises that the Doc will be in a moment. Let me first say that my previous doctor was a bit standoffish. Nice enough, just didn't seem overly personable or concerned. I experienced the complete opposite with Dr. El-Kebbi. He was warm and friendly and very interested in my medical care. He provided valuable insights into certain aspects of my medical care that I feel were lacking with my previous doctor. I honestly felt like I was speaking with a friend the whole time. There was one awkward moment when he seemed to fail to understand how I could be so certain that I would not be getting pregnant, but we got through that. It's quite funny in retrospect. The whole appointment went exactly how I feel a doctor's appointment should go. I'm almost (but not quite) willing to overlook the tardiness, but we'll see how that goes in future visits. I highly highly recommend Dr. El-Kebbi to anyone in the market for a new endocrinologist.

Needed a new endo and needed to see them quick. Once I explained my situation to the front desk…read morereceptionist at PPE, she was able to find me an appointment only one month out instead of three months out. Service. I arrived for my appointment on Wednesday. Not the greatest drive from Marietta, but worth it. Dr. Patel is my new favorite endo ever. She's young, up to date on the latest research on Thyroid health, and spent real, quality time with me going over my chart and medical history. I was in and out in about an hour (even as a new patient) - including labs. The lab technicians were friendly, quick and painless as was the check out process. Overall, I'm very pleased!

In and out in 30 mins for my annual checkup. Happy with my experience. Glad I was referred.read more

Dr Haley is more concerned with how many office visits he can get out of you and how many co-pays…read morethan he is about your actual health and well-being. This man made me feel like a total failure as a woman and did not think to communicate with me as a married woman, many things that should have been discussed and he made a predetermined decision about who I was based on the questionnaire that you're asked to fill out before you become a patient. I went to this practice because my daughter-in-law had great things to say about the practice because she used them for her prenatal care and delivery of my grand daughter. My rating and review is on the one doctor. I can't say about the rest of the practice because I won't be going back.

I lost 85% of my hearing in an accident in 2015 when I was out of town visiting friends. Upon…read morearrival back to Atlanta, I immediately went to the Doctor at Advanced Hearing Centers and got an examination. (the exam from the doctors office was covered by insurance) ... please note... The Exam Only. Right away (even the Doctor) was more interested in getting me fitted with hearing aids than diagnosing the damage. This was my first "clue" but there is nothing that can be done when you are at the mercy of a Doctors' diagnosis. I had lost my hearing, and I was easy prey. Next, I went downstairs to have another hearing test done, and that was where the scam started revealing itself. But again. when a person is at a disadvantage there is nothing you can do - after the fact. Insurance does not cover hearing aids no matter how you lost your hearing unless you are willing to forgo years without aids and shell out thousands of dollars until your case is cleared. The cost is on you so please do your research! I was treated by a very young audiologist (wish I could give you her name!) and I am not an elderly person. She spoke to me in a very disrespectful (demeaning) way which by itself made me irritated, but she seemed to be robotic in her nature. Never made direct eye contact with me, and never addressed me as an individual...etd..etc. She spoke more about her upcoming wedding than tuning the hearing aids! After much inquiry about the different models displayed she insisted on Starkey Hearing Aids as the "very best on the market" blah, blah...well... what do I know? I didn't have a clue as to which devices were better than the others I couldn't hear and I needed help! I purchased the Starkey Z series ($5,475.00) which came with a Sure Link unit ($500.00 extra) to be able to hear phone calls and television thru it. She was so excited to sell me these "new technologies".. uh hunh. I see, you get a commission from Starkey, as I would assume you would get from any other models displayed in your office, but STARKEY must pay you higher. Here is the result and reason for my complaint - I have had to replace the first unit for a manufacturing issue, and now the "replacement" has failed, and you guessed it, the warranty is up. That's right... $700.00 to replace the 2nd unit for faulty manufacturing. When I spoke to this (same woman) audiologist at (advanced Hearing Centers) she announced in the waiting room in front of waiting clients... "You are the only person with this problem" WOW! ... sure I am. I have checked with Consumer Affairs and seen numerous complaints about Starkey so no - I'm not buying your BS for a second time! How utterly disrespectful she was and had been, throughout the process of adjustments which has taken a FULL YEAR of monthly visits to "get it right". I wish I had someone like myself warning me about the practices at this place... I would have found somewhere else to go. So, Buyer Beware! Starkey will NOT support you as customer - like Advanced Hearing Centers they are only interested in milking you for money.

Good hearing aid center is tough to fine. After being thoroughly disappointed with cosco "hearing…read moresales technician" we went to visit this place because it is run by an ENT group my sister had visited. Anyway, they did a good job making appointments easy for my Mom, and were able to get her a pair of hearing aids that have made a huge difference. She's been back a couple times to have them cleaned and checked and has no complaints. Fair simple and easy to deal with!

Lauren is giving me NAD+ infusions. I must say that the whole process has been absolutely amazing…read more She is excellent at starting the IV's, she has worked around my busy schedule and even done them in my office so that I can maximize my time. The prices are excellent and I can't actually think of anything that could have gone any better!

Doctor Eric Jennings at this location was highly recommended by a friend…read more When we had our first consultation with him, Doctor Jennings explained everything very thoroughly about Cataracs surgery and he answered all our questions. We saw a video and how the surgery will be performed. He explained about the healing process and how to apply eye drops and also about the restrictions after the operation. After the consultation we met with the insurance lady who explained about the insurance process and gave us some paperwork. Each person at this office was very pleasant and professional. We were very happy about this location because it's conveniently located close to our home. When it came time for the follow up visit, after the first eye operation, we were able to get an appointment for the next day after the surgery at this location with a different doctor. That was fine too. However, after the second eye surgery, our appointment at this location was cancelled. Reason was that there was no doctor available at this office. So, we had to drive far to another Woolfson office located at a very congested area in Atlanta. Again, the staff was nice. But we do not want to go back to that location because of the construction work going on nearby. The saga continues! We were able to schedule the next follow up appointment in Canton, GA. That was nice because we saw Doctor Paven Korotana who was at the Atlanta location. She was very nice and informative. Hopefully she will be at the Canton location for the next follow up visit. Overall, we are very pleased with the quality of care that my husband has received from Woolfson Eye Institute doctors and staff. The only complaint really is having to drive around Metro Atlanta area for different appointments,

Horrible!!! Run extremely late. Like almost 2 hours. Dr Patel is rude and was mean to another…read moreelderly patient. We will NOT be back. SEEK ANOTHER doctor and company.

Worst experience, the dr is so rude and dismissive. I spent over $700 outside of insurance for my…read moreappointment, just to have to deal with a horribly rude doctor who had zero interest in uncovering what was wrong with me, basically just my condition is stress or I'm crazy but it it doesn't fit in their check box of conditions it doesn't exist . Wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy.

My excellent ophthalmologist, William Segal, M.D. of GA Eye Physicians and Surgeons, Duluth…read morereferred me to Dr. Nancy Weiner, a Neuro-(neurologist) ophthalmologist for further examination and definitive diagnosis of a very upsetting & ongoing post-cataract eye problem of 7 years ago. Other physicians had avoided discussing the problem (telling me anything); a technician some years ago was the first to mention there was a problem with my eye. It is too much to go through all of the negative experiences before a friend referred me to Dr. Segal earlier this year. I spoke with Dr. Weiner's office person Jane when I called to schedule an appointment. It was as if we had met previously & had known each other for some time. She was warm, patient & shared other information with me that was needed & very helpful (not related to my eye problem). She was the same on the day of my appointment. I had to wait to see the doctor, as has been the case with all of my doctors' appointments, but Dr. Weiner, WAS WELL WORTH THE WAIT. I also said that to a man who commented on how long he had been waiting and another man agreed with what I said. Someone once said, "You can tell a good doctor by the number of people waiting in the office." Dr. Weiner was absolutely wonderful!! She took some time to get to know me and what I have been experiencing, which I thought was excellent. I never felt rushed at all!! She asked appropriate questions re my past history, especially specific to my eye, explained as we talked; I felt comfortable and asked questions when I needed more information. I said to Dr. Weiner, "I had to wait 7 years to find out what the problem is with my eye." I had been to Emory for several years and another ophthalmologist before seeing Dr. Segal & then Dr. Weiner. I thank God for my friend who referred me to Dr. Segal, both physicians, their I had read the negative reviews posted before calling for an appointment, and was not deterred because I realize many people do not understand why children should not be running around in an office with people who are visually impaired, not feeling well, whatever. I also know that the people in the doctor's office do not know the specifics of everyone's insurance and cannot tell us if our insurance will definitely pay the entire bill or not. It is our obligation to know and understand what our insurance coverage is and the process for having our insurance company make payment. At my visit with Dr. Segal last week I told him that he is no longer #1. He did a sad face :-) and asked who is now #1. I told him that he is tied for #1 with Dr. Weiner. He smile and said, "Well that's okay; didn't I tell you she's wonderful." He went on about Dr. Weiner for a couple of minutes.

Thrilled to have found a new primary care practice so close by. Dr. Gupta is personable and…read morethorough with his evaluation. Visit was unrushed and my concerns were individually addressed. Office is new and clean. Self pay pricing is fair and affordable. Highly recommend visiting this professional practice. No doubt they will do very well here.