I just got my 3rd set of hearing aids from Memphis Hearing Aid. I couldn't recommend them more…read morehighly. From the thorough diagnosis and assessment, informed suggestions and adjustments, through the life of the hearing aid use, they are patient and professional. I feel free to go back for help or tuning, which is so important for the long term hearing aid wearer.

Nice qualified professionals helped me get my first set of hearing aids. I was pleased with their…read moreservice.

I found an ENT clinic that takes NEW patients SAME DAY, quite a rarity for a specialtist. Check in…read morewas standard: sign in, pay co-pay, have a seat and the staff was fine. My appointment was in the afternoon, and I had to wait over an hour until I was seen. I didn't complain because I was glad to get in, but set and morning appointments may be better as far as time goes. I was sent to a patient room where the doctor was waiting and ready. The receptionist told me his name but it was my very first time meeting him, and the doctor didn't introduce himself. Although I had an idea of what he was going to do (cauterize my capillaries), there was little preliminary and I would've appreciated if he thoroughly explained before he started instead of me having to ask as he was going along. Since I knew generally what cauterizing entailed, I didn't see reason to panic as this wasn't a major procedure. Overall, it went well and he did a good job. I just wish the step by step was presented before even starting, not as we went.

I had my first allergy test yesterday at Shea Clinic. The service that I received from Shophia…read moreGlidewell was excellent. She explained everything to me in a clear and professional manner. She has the ability to connect with the patients, also she is kind and friendly. I highly recommend this clinic. Rebecca A.

Wait time was not long Personnel friendly, thoughtful,…read moreexperienced, professional Office personnel welcoming

The follow-up care here is phenomenal. I highly recommend Dr. Burge to anyone who needs ENT care…read moreand treatment.

I waited 2 weeks for an appointment. They asked me to get paperwork off their patient portal,…read morewhich I could not access. I show up 30 min. prior to my appt to fill out paperwork. At this time, they inform me that I will need to reschedule!!! Really, I am 30 min early and I need to reschedule??? Because that is their policy!!! What kind of policy is that!! I took off work for this appt. they showed no regard for my time or my condition. They were only concerned about paperwork and insurance stuff!!!! forget the PATIENT, who is important here???? I would not send my dog here!!! My Vet has more bed side manner than this place!!

Professional and knowledgeable. Very kind and patient with my elderly mom. Easy to schedule…read moreappointment.

This isn't for Deaf friendly, because they keep said tech problems and don't want to provide an ASL…read moreinterpreter on-site..

It took me 4 months to get a new patient appointment. When I saw Dr. Allmon she assured me that if…read moreI am sick they will get me in same day or next day. I called and left a message a month or so ago when I was sick and no call back. I called last week and left a message to get a rx refill and no call back and no refill given. I called 2 days ago leaving a message that I am sick and my name, date of birth phone number, they never returned my call. Today I made a mission to get a hold of them. Called left a message. Called again got a person, was placed on a hold and then when they answered my call was told they do not have any appointments. I absolutely would not recommend this office.

From a patient of 10+ years of Joan Michelle Allmon, MD from St. Francis to Baptist Memorial…read moreHospital Collierville Where are MY records? Per Baptist Memorial Hospital-Collierville, my intake/symptom forms from 2014 to 2017 were "shredded" by you or your office within Baptist Memorial Hospital-Collierville's 3 year policy and conveniently when I was most ill. I requested my records when you changed practices in 2017. Former, current and future patients, I implore you to: 1. TAKE NOTES OF YOUR VISITS. 2. TAKE PICTURES of EVERY FORM YOU SIGN OR COMPLETE, INCLUDING YOUR PATIENT INTAKE/SYMPTOM FORM. ***This intake/symptom form, one form, is your only voice - you the patient. My voice was erased.*** 3. TAKE PICTURES OF ANY HANDWRITTEN INFORMATION YOU PROVIDE TO YOUR DOCTOR. I did provide handwritten information on a single notecard for each visit. These notecards were also not included in my medical record in any form from 2014 to 2017. Why not give these notecards back to me? 4. If you are unable to write or have memory issues, RECORD YOUR VISITS for your own recollection of what was discussed and what you need to do. 5. REQUEST a copy of your MEDICAL RECORDS. 6. Request a Complete Thyroid Panel. Request your lab results. Do your own research. Thyroid disease affects 1 in 8 women. I still cannot get all of my records while under your care requested August 2017. Where are MY records? YOU MUST BE VIGILANT ABOUT YOUR OWN HEALTH CARE. YOU ARE YOUR BEST ADVOCATE.