I have been a client at OFMG since 2014--11 years. As a complicated patient due to my medical…read morehistory, I am a challenge. The 3 Primary Physicians I have seen have been excellent, truly advocating for their patients. I have experienced all the PAs, nurses, lab tech, and admin staff. This is an excellent group.

Since Dr Mullen has come to this practice the level of care, consideration and desire to find your…read moremedical issue and find a solution has raised tenfold. He is a breath of fresh air! Thorough and he LISTENS! He has no preconceived ideas before he gets the whole picture. Our whole family sees him. The staff is great too! Nurses and front office ... and love the ability to get bloodwork done while there.

After fainting, the 911 team said that I needed an Emergency follow-up assessment. I rejected the…read moreEmergency Department option at our town's medical center, since a long wait was likely. Not able to find an urgent care that was open midday on a Saturday, in the town I live in, we drove to this office, after calling to see if I could be seen immediately. Since I was expected, I was seen almost immediately after I walked in. The assistant and the PA were very professional. After examination, they were confident that I did not have a stroke. They determined that I should go to the hospital in Hillsborough to more positively rule out a heart attack. (They did. WHEW!)

It is very clean and did not have a long wait time to be seen. The front desk help were a little…read morerude.

Be sure to go straight when you turn in. The entrance is on the left side... directly in front of…read morethe way you drive in. Plenty of disabled spots. The elevator does have a strong jolt so disabled persons should be cautious as I almost fell over. Friendly staff and easy check in.

I've been a patient at Duke Primary Care in Hillsborough for 11 years, and I could not be happier…read more I see a PA/NP there who is just amazing. I won't share her name, as she is already super popular and I'm selfish. She's taken time to really understand my very complex medical issues, is quick thinking, flexible, and very compassionate. I've never met an MD who was her equal. The staff there is very friendly, and work together like a well oiled machine. I will always, always be a devoted fan of this office!

Over The Top!! What a wonderful team from the front desk to the tech , who did most of the work and…read moreDr Sikes , who took the time to explain how to handle the early glaucoma, cataracts And the epi retina membrane issue i have had for a while.. I don't need to go to Duke Eye Clinic hopefully for a few years cause these people have my back.

When my last optometrist dropped the insurance I carry, I was not looking forward to having to try…read moreto establish care somewhere else but this place made it seamless and easy. They take more insurance plans than most places in this area and their provide exceptional care It took a few weeks to get in but the exam and fittings are a well-oiled machine with the doctor doing all the testing and exam instead of a tech which was nice. Dr. Sykes is very personable and attentive. He was able to find the right type of contact lens for reading and distance so I don't have to wear my wear my readers on the top of my head anymore. My husband goes here as well and they were very patient with teaching him how to use contact lenses. I like that it's smaller and patient-focused-not like the huge doc in a box places. I'd definitely recommend if you're looking for a place for all your eye care needs.

I've been a patient for approximately three years. I moved here from a large city where I had…read moreexcellent medical care and access to anything necessary. I was concerned about finding reputable medical care which led me to look into Duke related practices. I have been very happy with Kernodle Elon and in particular with Danielle Carter. She has managed to pick up where my old doctor left off and makes me feel comfortable and well cared for. Her knowledge is impressive, she responds quickly to messages/emails and her nurse is very kind. I would highly recommend.

The doctors at this location are truly wonderful, but the staff are disappointingly rude. They…read moreroutinely yell at their clients, and their general demeanor can be extremely gruff. Unfortunately, because of this, the behavior of the front-office and intake/reception staff hurts this medical practice's appearance of professionalism.

I was running a high fever for three days & wasn't improving. I booked an appointment in Duke My…read moreChart for Saturday morning at 11:20. I got there 15 minutes early as requested. I did not even have time to sit down. I was called just as I completed checking in. After vitals, I was taken to an exam room. My COVID test was a 15 minute wait for results. Before the 15 minutes were up, a really nice physician came to examine me. She was professional & friendly. When she learned they had already tested me for COVID, she went to check on the results. For the first time, I was diagnosed with COVID. I had dodged it for over 5 years. She gave me a typed out prescription as some pharmacy computer systems were down at that time. She explained how to take the medication. I was back in my car in close to 3O minutes after I arrived. Things I Appreciated: Making an appointment online Very short wait to be seen Seen by a physician Quick & accurate diagnosis Open on a Saturday/holiday weekend. I would definitely go there again when my primary care office is closed. I went there a few years ago & had a very positive experience then too.

Generally speaking, this doctor's office is good. It's clean, in a nice location, and has all the…read morebasics. I read some of the reviews about wait times, but I can't remember ever waiting for more than 10 minutes in the waiting room. And I usually spend less time waiting in the exam room (on occasion my doctor is ~15 minutes behind schedule). I do try to get early morning appointments for these reasons. I appreciate the phlebotomists when I get blood work done-- they are always friendly and quick, and I get my results back within a couple of days. Like most doctor's offices, the doctors themselves know a wide range of things, but in my opinion they are more incentivized to prevent a lawsuit than to actually solve your issues. On multiple occasions I was suggested a short-term fix for my issues (like medications that didn't really solve my issue) rather than a more holistic or well-thought-out approach. That's why I use this office mostly for yearly physicals/bloodwork and referrals, instead of comprehensive preventative care. But I can't blame Duke Health for this, it's more of an institutional problem in the US.

Dr. Bryan and his surgical team performed cataract surgery on my eyes some years ago. They were…read morekind, extremely knowledgeable, very professional and genuinely concerned and friendly! I highly recommend them!!

I've been a patient at Carolina Ophthalmology for the last several years (see my separate review of…read moretheir office). And I've been a glasses-wearer since, well, third grade. Growing up, I stubbornly refused to sport them and would only put them on when trying to read the clock -- or the chalkboard. (It's a wonder I graduated, really.) I was finally able to get contacts in high school (oh, happy day that was). But the worry of losing one in gym or remembering to pack eye solution for vacation and so on was always an annoyance. I wanted to have LASIK but it just really wasn't a financial reality until recently. Even better, the office was running a special that came to $1,000 off or so. I know you may be thinking: discount eye surgery? Eep! I've always been a patient of Dr. Scroggs and so when I had my initial consultation, it was my first meeting with Dr. Bryan -- the LASIK surgeon. I felt like I was in very good hands the whole time. Pam first talked to me about the procedure and then showed me a video. I had my eyes examined and a cornea scan done, plus a sit-down Q&A with the doctor, and was declared a good candidate for the procedure. The worst part of the whole thing has to be a tie between being forced to wear my old-prescription eye glasses for a month leading up to the surgery (not a vanity thing, but a practical thing -- I haven't kickboxed since March!) and having slips of paper put in my eyes for five minutes to test tear reaction. Yes, it's as uncomfortable as it sounds. Anyway, the good news is since :that's: the worst part -- the day-of is really easy, breezy! Be ready for some final eye scans, a shower cap and some Valium. Yes, you'll be awake in the OR (but it's only 40 seconds each eye. And was basically painless. Dr. Bryan talked to me the entire time, let me know what was coming next and encouraged me through the parts that might have been a little scary otherwise. Plus they give you a stuffed animal to squeeze! -- I remember in my valium-ed state being very disappointed that I didn't get to keep that 'gator). But I did get thorough post-op instructions and a travel kit full of eye drops. The doctor called me at 5pm the same day to check on how I was doing. And though it's only been 24 hours since, I can see better than I ever have. Had a follow-up today, and still no stuffed gator, but I did get a tee that reads: Guess what I'm not wearing? How cute -- and dare I say... yelpy. ps) I have some $200 coupons for LASIK that are good through the end of June. PM me if you're interested. If you've ever thought about having the surgery done, I swear, you won't be disappointed!

Awful place with doctors and nurses who don't care and constantly say they are busy when no one is…read morein there

Yeah they nice! But they are slow I made an appointment online for 12:45 check in at 12:30 was…read morethere on time and it is 1:07 and still waiting. Why the need for an appointment then???