I was having a hard time choosing a Doctor for my 13 year old daughter when we moved here so I went…read moresearching. I went to one place that was so horrible I couldn't even stand the smell when I walked in the door. I was a little frustrated until I found this doctors' office, I knew immediately when we walked in that this was going to be a good experience for me and my daughter, Kudos to all the staff and especially Dr. Kappes! He was wonderful, kid friendly and just had the best interaction I could hope for. I had to look no further.

I'm not sure what happened to the office staff at both locations. The on in Martinez is usually…read moregreat but today ? Not soon much. I got my head bit off for trying to make an appointment. Called the Evans office and the lady doing the appointments there was also rude? Did someone put something in the water? Normally I would just talk to whichever Doctor I was taking the child to but her aunt's taking her

The staff here is so sympathetic to sick kiddos and their exhausted, worried parents. They…read moretypically get my kids in the same day and are very kind. Dr. Hartman is an amazing pediatrician. She is thoughtful and considerate. She is also PROACTIVE! She checked my son out and said that she believes he has a virus...every mom hates that word (translation: no medicine). She was a little unsure so she sent him to get a chest x-ray where they discovered he actually had some pneumonia. Dr. Hartman immediately administered a Shot. She also clearly laid out plabs for his treatment. Did I mention how amazing she is?

For my very first review of the year, I'd like to write specifically about Dr. Paige Ward, one of…read morethe doctors here at this practice. I cannot stress the importance of a good support team when you're a new parent. It takes a village to raise a child but when it's just you and your hubby, a phenomenal pediatrician saves is a lifeline when you have those sleepless nights worrying about your child. As a proud first time mom who has absolutely no experience raising children, I had a lot of questions when my baby was born. How do I hold her? Is that noise coming out of her normal? is she supposed to be cross-eyed? She coughed. Does that mean she's sick? And so many poop questions. You'll be surprised how much you learn about poop and gas and farting when you become a parent. As a mom who has a special needs child, my concerns are a little different than some other parents. I have to worry about her ability to breathe on her own, swallow, and hold her head. I have tiny white hairs on my head that basically serve as a timeline for when I get the most stressed and how long I've been stressed. Routine checkups aren't typical checkups for us and after 2 months of being in and out of the hospital, I can confidently say I've lucked out with one of the best doctors in Augusta. And I'm so grateful she's looking after my daughter. I have seen Dr. Ward practically once every other week and she has never once made us feel rushed, uncomfortable, or uneasy with anything that was going on in the exam rooms. She walks in with a big warm smile (in a very timely manner by the way), listens to every concern you have, handles your child like they were her own and pushes for the best possible treatment options for your baby as well. She asks if your opinion on any other doctors seeing your child and really encourages you to open up 'cause as she likes to say, "this is what I would do if it was my child." We always walk out of the office feeling confident and uplifted because our daughter's doctor has never once let us down. We go home with more knowledge, a game plan and a follow up plan every single time. It's the best feeling in the world knowing that someone so amazing has made it their business to make sure your kid is their top priority. And it's not just when you're in the exam room. We've received follow up calls at home and at the hospital from her personally because she's just that compassionate. All doctors should be like her. If I won the lottery, I'd pay beautiful people to shower the ground she walks on with rose petals like in "Coming to America." And yes, she really does deserve it.

I'm so thankful I met Dr Ward. She is one of the most caring Dr's and has the absolute sweetest…read morestaff. She solved all of my questions and concerns at the very first visit. I cannot thank her enough for being my child's Dr and that she takes such good care of us, explains every thing that she says so that I can understand it, and she also talks to my daughter and holds her while she is talking to me with the biggest smile on her face . every person that asks me about a good Dr I recommend then to her! Thank you so much Dr Ward for everything you do. I can't thank you enough!

I have been a patient of Evans Medical for 25+ years. On my latest visit I was tended to by Keenan…read moreTempleton, PA. My appointment was a follow-up to a recent hospital stay. He was up to speed on my history and I found that he was attentive and knowledgeable regarding my meds. My schedule is not very flexible and he worked with me to find an acceptable time for my next appointment. I highly recommend him if you find yourself in need of medical care.

I noticed a low rating of 3.6, no way ... in most cases with an appointment I am seen within 15…read moreminutes and if not they have always squeezed me in. Dr Ikeler is fantastic and so is 90% of the staff. Unfortunately 15 years prior to my 5 years going here My prior doctors were good with medicine but poor with patients customer service. Here both are better.

Dr. Newton is the best. I am in the healthcare field, and I am very picky and haven't found anyone…read morebetter.

I WILL NEVER TAKE MY CHILD HERE AGAIN!!!…read more I advise you not to either. My son was a new patient at Augusta Pediatrics Associates. He saw Dr.Coleman. I expressed my child's developmental issues to the Nurse, which I repeated to the Doctor when he came in. I also expressed that I'd just moved from Atlanta to Augusta to have more time to cater to my son's needs. Dr Coleman greeted me, and his first words were verbatim: "Who has said the word autism around you.' I was taken aback and very appalled because I don't live under a rock. Instead of being as rude as he was, I nervously said, "Social media."Autism is very common today, so it was taken as a jab at my intelligence. So, after telling me he sees signs of autism in my son, in the same breath, he stated he could not diagnose him. He told me all the occupational therapists in Augusta have long waiting lists. He stated he would send a referral to the Marcus autism Center in Atlanta, Ga. If you don't know, they have a year-plus long waiting list. He didn't provide any further resources or even bother to prescribe for me to do my research and find care. He was more eager to vaccinate my son than he was to focus on his developmental Needs. I ended up having to take my son back to Atlanta just for a doctor's appointment with his original pediatrician. She offered me an array of resources as well as written prescriptions to get my son seen by an occupational therapist wherever I liked. I've since found an occupational therapist in Augusta with no wait list. I would give them no stars if I could.

Dr. Lamberts takes time with his patients to really understand what is going on with them and…read moreensures they are getting what they need. He is very accessible and available for questions or concerns through a secure messaging app. I am so glad I found him!

From the owner: I am a primary care physician who does something unusual: I work for my patients! Instead of being…read morepaid for coming up with problem codes, doing procedures, or forcing people to come in, I charge a monthly fee (between $30 and $60 per month) which gives people access to me when they need me and how they need me. Why make someone come in (and spend hours waiting) for a problem I can handle over the phone, or via electronic messaging? My office is for my patients. I work to enable them to take better care of themselves. I spend time with them and listen to them. People should expect more from doctors! I try and set a higher standard.

i had Dr Jordan once before and being that he was a bit far from me I chose to go somewhere else…read morebut now that I want to go back to him because the dr I had seen after him was no longer in my insurance Dr Jordan no longer wants to see me now and he informed the office I I cannot be seen by anyone there as he wrote on their system that I changed doctor which that was four years ago. that is not fair and it seem he is holding a grudge as such. To be rejected by doctors? I guess living in the south has a different mentality than in the west. Now I am left with no doctors. Not cool! He doesn't care to give second chances? Only in Augusta you find doctors like that. I am from Los Angeles and if it was in Los Angeles or anywhere else there wouldn't be any issues going back to them again. Very disappointed in that place