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    Piedmont Orthopaedic Complex

    1.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

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    Vineville Internal Medicine

    Vineville Internal Medicine

    3.6
    (17 reviews)
    4.6 mi

    This office is great for my annual check ups. Melissa Butts is attentive and cares about her…read morepatients. My favorite part about this office is when I need to be seen for a sick visit they have the pull up service and don't even let you leave the car for testing and eval.

    This office has gone downhill. I was a patient for a long time before moving out of the area…read more After moving back, I tried them once again, and it has been one disaster after the other. The receptionist submitted the wrong lab test order to the lab technician when I checked in for my scheduled lab appointment. As a result, I had to go back for more blood to be drawn, costing me more time and money. This is not the first costly mistake that I've experienced here, nor, sadly has it been the last. There appears to be little to no communication among the office staff. No one can answer any questions, even simple, general questions that would normally be handled by competent office staff. Instead, the patient is handed off to someone else, who in turn either can't or won't answer questions either. The onus is on the patient to figure out their processes, yet asking questions to understand that process or to try to resolve an issue, is actively discouraged through rudeness and passing the patient off to someone else for an elusive answer that never comes. No one listens to understand what the challenge is, nor do they show any interest or initiative in resolving the actual issue. Solutions are non-existent and, as a result, the quality of care has deteriorated significantly. The problem appears to lie with the office staff rather than the nurse practitioners, who seem to be competent and capable. Perhaps better training for your office staff on clear processes, problem resolution, and setting of expectations will prevent more patients from leaving before you no longer have a viable practice.

    Piedmont Orthopaedic Complex - sportsmed - Updated August 2026

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