I recently had knee surgery. Absolutely everything about Dr…read more Pandya's surgical team, PT, office practice and the rest of AOI's staff is exceptional, beginning with the first consultation appointment. Everyone, without exception, is warm, friendly, patient, efficient, and certainly professional. The follow up phone call from Dr. Pandya the night of surgery was a most pleasant surprise. And the warmth and concern by the PT staff and at follow up appointments is always beyond expectations. I highly recommend AOI.

I have been a patient at Oak Grove for many years...Tried to message my Dr. For a new blood…read morepressure medicine.....sent the request Saturday night, was contacted Tuesday morning, and had the wrong prescription sent to the pharmacy...called again yesterday and was told they would send a different prescription...when I went to pick it up this morning, it was wrong again...these kind of mistakes are careless and unexceptional.

I have been going here about 9 years. I needed prescriptions filled that were expired no refills…read more I called the office but my doctor resigned and instead of giving me a nurse or someone that can fill my scripts, they sent me to the doctor referral line. I tried the customer portal, which I have used in the past and it tells me I do not exist. I tried to send a message through their system and it tells me that Stone Mountain is not a valid city.. I put Atlanta in and now it says there is technical difficulties. What a joke!

Linda has taken care of me and my daughter with the utmost professionalism in private care. They…read moreare very healthy minded and patient with the customer. They follow up and really care

You will not find a better group of medical providers than the staff at 2U medical. With a small…read moreoffice in N/E atlanta they offer many medical opportunities. I see them for my yearly bloodwork and medication refills. Linda , Gary and the rest of the staff are amazing. They accommodate the patient in any way they can.

I paid a $25 co-pay for Dr. Sherrod to sit there, barely look at me, and refer me to a podiatrist…read more Apathy is a detriment to the medical field. At least pretend to care. The staff, in addition, is generally unhelpful and lacks professionalism. I wanted to like this practice since it's so close to my home, but I guess I'll have to venture farther away to find a viable PCP. Update 9/20: The practice manager, Sharina, heard about my visit and immediately sought to address my concerns. She was prompt, courteous, and extremely courteous. I will be giving this facility another chance with a different provider. More to come!

I respect Dr. Parry a lot. He provides hard-to-find services to the LGBTQ+ community in a steady…read moreand respectful way. The lab staff are top shelf, too. However, the rest of the revolving cast of staff are "hit or miss" in their diligence and follow-up. I assume that good staff are very hard to find. Maybe that is why each patient now has to pay $300 a year to remain a patient here?

I've been a patient at Intown Primary Care for several years now, and my experience has been…read moreconsistently excellent. Dr. Scott Parry has provided top-notch care that is responsive, thoughtful, and tailored to my needs--especially as a gay man. I've always felt seen and understood here in a way that's rare in healthcare. One thing I especially appreciate is how convenient and modern the care can be. There have been several instances where I've been able to message Dr. Parry through the patient portal--sometimes even with a photo of the issue--and he's promptly responded with treatment options or prescriptions, saving me a trip to the office. (Most recently, he quickly addressed a painful case of infected hair follicles from biking, and I was back to normal the next day.) I do think it helps that I'm a very active patient, coming in regularly for PrEP screening and annual physicals--about 4-5 times a year. That ongoing relationship has built trust and attentiveness that I really value. That said, I understand some of the concerns mentioned in other reviews. It can be hard to get through on the phone, and sometimes it's unclear when Dr. Parry is out of the office. They would benefit from adding another full-time nurse practitioner to help respond to portal messages more quickly. But for me, the overall quality of care far outweighs these occasional inconveniences. I highly recommend Dr. Parry and Intown Primary Care--especially for LGBTQ+ patients looking for affirming, informed healthcare.

That last review was horrible. I don't know what happened to her...but she was obvioulsy sick and…read morefeeling horrible. Dr. Gorokhov is from Russia. Us Southern patients are usually rubbed the wrong way....they don't pacify you. If you want a Doctor that will help you, make last minute appointments, prescribe what you need, doesn't candy coat the fact that you are overweight and need to lose it to live......well - I suggest going to a HMO where you will be shuffled around and become a nobody in a well of angry underpaid customer service reps. We have always had great service. Excellent health advice... Don't judge this doctor by the horrible 1 star feedback. Go see him for yourself. Thanks for reading this post. B. Johannaber

Although it was some time ago that I had the misfortune to visit the medical practice of Dr…read more Gorokhov, I have realized that I really need to warn people--especially other women--about this physician. I noticed something odd when I first arrived at his practice. It had been listed on the Blue Cross website as being the office for him and his wife Tatyana, also a doctor. But her name had obviously been recently removed from the exterior sign and all the interior signage. I didn't think much about that at the time, but on reflection, it may have been a warning of what was to come. Maybe it wasn't the staff's fault that the tiny waiting room was filled with screaming children hitting each other with no parental supervision in sight. The office staff seemed to feel that the waiting room was not under their control and whatever happened there was none of their business. Wait at your own risk! When I was seen by Dr. Gorokhov, I was struck by his melancholic attitude. This worsened as I tried to explain my medical situation to him. Still, I was amazed when, before I had finished, he shouted, "You're lying, aren't you?" I explained that I was not but he continued to assert throughout the interview that I was lying and that his guesses at my medical situation were more accurate than my own decades of experience with it. In retrospect, I should have left then. His abrasive attitude continued as he asked me if I knew what an allergy to gluten was (although I have never had any symptoms of gluten allergy, he claimed that was what was really the matter with everyone). I said, "Yes, it's an allergy to wheat." "No!" he bellowed. "How can you be so ignorant? Don't you know you can look it up on the internet?" So how was I so wrong? It was, he informed me, an allergy to wheat *and* bulgar. I suppose I should have been more specific! So the office visit was a waste of time and money. He put me through several expensive tests even though I told him that they had been done within the past few months by my previous doctor in South Georgia and that all he had to do was request the results from her. (But then he couldn't have made any money from them, could he?) However, my biggest shock was when I received the results (yes, he sent them by mail) of the blood test. When he decided to do the blood test rather than get the results from the one my previous doctor in Statesboro had done only a couple of months before, he asked if I had eaten recently. I told him I had just eaten lunch. "Well," he said, "That won't matter." Was I surprised when I got the results! He sent the normal results for a fasting blood sugar test--for which the patient is not to have eaten or drunk anything but water for ten hours previously--and compared them to my results right after lunch so he could claim I had a new "serious medical condition" for which, of course, I would need to have extensive expensive treatment by him with a side order of abuse. My only medical training is working as a medical transcriptionist for some years, but even I know that you need to be fasting for the results of a fasting blood sugar test to be valid! Could he really not know this? After I found a much better doctor, I realized that his accusatory and malicious attitude, at least, might have been caused by a recent acrimonious separation or divorce from his wife Tatyana. He seemed determined to take it out on all middle-aged women. Perhaps he would be more polite to a man, but really, do you need a doctor who doesn't know the difference between fasting blood sugar and feasting blood sugar? Save your health, save your self-respect, and avoid this one at all (his very high) costs!

Dr. Stewart and staff are very helpful and professional. He spent a lot of time with me and…read morelistened to all my history and concerns. Would recommend him and go back for care.

I think that Dr. Steven Stewart may possibly be the finest family practitioner that my sickly 87…read moreyear old mother has ever been to. My mom first met him when she was deathly sick from pneumonia. She was sent to Dekalb Medical hospital where Dr. Stewart saved her life. That was many years ago, and my mom still see's Dr. Stewart as her primary care doctor. Not only is Dr. Steven Stewart an expert in his field; training numerous Emory medical students, but he always treats my mom and I with the utmost respect and compassion. He spends a lot of time with my mom, who has heart and neurological problems, and we think the world of him. He is a great family man as well with the highest morals and ethics. If you are looking for a family doctor who is honest and knowledgeable, please go see Dr. Steven Stewart in Tucker, Georgia. You will not be disappointed.