The physicians here are pretty good. Fairly knowledgeable in the area of family medicine. Quick…read moreto refer out to a specialist, which can be a plus or minus depending on how you see that. Nurses are pretty good about drawing blood--you hardly feel it when they say "little stick." BUT the front office staff are DUMB. Each and everyone one of them. There have now been too many instances demonstrating their collective incompetence and unprofessional manner. I can't tell you how many times I've watched their facial expressions strain as they try to think their way out of the most ordinary of situations. To use an analogy, it would be like if you went to McDonald's and asked for extra pickle on your burger. Extra pickle? There are pickles on the burgers?? And how would you put extra ones on there??? Bottom line: physicians are ok, front office staff sub-poor, hence the one star. Wish i could give zero stars. I no longer trust my life in the hands of these incompetents.

This is the worst Doctor's office ever. This is how my phone conversation went…read more Receptionist: Hello Albemarle Medical Service. Customer: My daughter needs an appointment. Her eye is hurting. Receptionist: Do you know what Doctor, she has been seeing. Customer: No, It doesn't matter, which Doctor she sees, her eye hurts. Receptionist: What is her name and Birthdate. Customer: Gave name and Birthdate. Receptionist: Ahhhhh! The computer doesn't tell me who see has been seeing. Customer: It doesn't matter, Her eye hurts. Receptionist: We have contacted the Providers and we can't help her. She needs to go and see the Eye Doctor. Customer: Your her Primary "Family" Doctor and you can't see her. She may have scratched her eye or have and infection in her eye. The Eye Doctor is on Vacation. Receptionist: We don't have the stuff to help her here. Does the eye Doctor have a back up. Customer: Really, I'm going to recommend her get a new Doctor.......... I have never heard of a Doctor, not wanting to see Patients....No wonder Medical Costs are going up....The receptionist are referring the patients, without the doctor seeing them. Will never step foot in the Office again and will tell anyone that will listen what a Sorry Medical Office this is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Never once have I called this office for an appointment and every single month I get calls from…read morethem that my child has an appointment with them. Although I cancel them and tell them to stop scheduling appointment for my children that I did NOT schedule, they keep doing it. It's VERY unprofessional and annoying

Has an automated voice answering but not directing calls. Do humans people work here or is the…read moreplace shut-down. Update ya damn business info.

I've had a few surgeries over the past couple years each by Dr. Eric J. Mallico, MD. He's become…read moremore of a friend rather than a doctor. I've seen alot of doctors over the past two year with my medical journey. This man right here has been there since day one, he is the best Surgeon/Doctor at Novant hands down. I trust this man, and his team with my life each and every time with every procedure they have performed. (~7 times)

Dr. Malico operated on my mother. She was in good health prior to her operation. At first glance I…read morewas impressed with Dr. Malico. At each follow up visit she was told she was healing well and making great progress after her hiatal hernia surgery. When she expressed concern, she was told each issue was standard. Last Tuesday I took her for a follow up visit and she mentioned feeling breathless and losing weight. She was told they could do a chest X-ray but this was not performed. My mother had multiple health insurance policies and the means to pay for any procedure that was ordered. Now, a week later my mother is DEAD! Yesterday 10/23/2018 Dr. Malico consented to an autopsy per Wilma because my mother showed nothing that would have indicated she would have died or I would have found her deceased. Reneging on an autopsy after my mother has had no issues that would have resulted in her death. I had to contact the patient advocate today in order to be told the decision was reversed. This is not how I would expect a physician to treat a patient after finding out their patient has passed away.