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    Ross Eyecare Group

    4.6 (244 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Laser vision correction

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    Stephanie Ross always takes the time for personal explanations of my status and trajectory of my 64-year-old eyes.

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    Georgia Eye Partners Atlanta - Emory Midtown

    Georgia Eye Partners Atlanta - Emory Midtown

    2.9(115 reviews)
    4.2 miDowntown

    I was referred to GEP by my optometrist for an opinion on something that didn't look quite right in…read moremy eye. I have now been twice to the Midtown location. Some quick notes: 1. Dr. Khator seems very competent. She is fast as heck (because of patient load - see below) but, I have to say, she listens, and she is very, very clear. Both visits, I felt as though I was in good hands. 2. Be prepared for a two-hour visit. Today it was more like 2 hours 45 minutes. Top tip: the assistants at the front suggested booking an afternoon appointment because in the morning the doc sees urgent (and sometimes complicated) post-operation patients. 3. I was also told that the Woodstock office may be less busy, but . . . it's Woodstock. Apologies if you live there, but that's a 40 minute drive through the Connector to me.

    I was given an appointment in August of 2024 for a follow up visit in February 2025 at the…read moreNorthside office to see Dr.Sawheney. I was called on January 27th to cancel the appointment due to the the doctor not being in the office that day. I was rescheduled in May for another visit due to the doctor being booked up. I didn't cancel the appointment they did. I was the asked if I want to see another doctor; why should I? I have had three eye surgeries for glaucoma and was told by Dr. Sawheney that I should have follow up appointments for eye pressure checks . So I'm put off for three more months due to their scheduling. If they're not concerned I most certainly am. Cheryl Little

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    Atlanta Ophthalmology Associates - AOA's caring doctors.

    Atlanta Ophthalmology Associates

    3.0(36 reviews)
    5.9 mi

    Dr. Patel and staff was wonderful!!! Have had problems with the clarity and sharpness of my…read morecontact lenses and Dr. Patel worked her magic and I have not seen this well in years...Very good experience!!!!

    Many thoughts so I will summarize:…read more PRIMARILY: DO NOT USE THIS PRACTICE!!! The doctors may be good but everything else is a train wreck. At the suggestion of the doctor's surgical coordinator I changed my health insurance, not an easy process, to allow "In Network" care. After a few visits preparing for Cataract surgery I was told I needed a referral from a PCP. Yes, that is common but I discussed with the same surgical coordinator and then it became an issue. More exams...eye measurements, pre op, paperwork, upgraded laser payment, etc...and I had a PCP provide a referral. The original surgery date had been rescheduled due to the insurance issue partly to blame on the surgical coordinator. After confirming a final appointment with the practice prior to surgery the surgical coordinator informed me by phone, the day before, that all that was necessary was to resign the paperwork. On the day of the appointment I arrived at the designated appointment time, checked in, and waited to be called. Thirty five minutes later I asked the front desk the status. At that point they physically took my chart to "the back" to see what was happening. Another ten minutes passed and I asked again as to the status of my appointment to sign papers. A tech arrived and the first words were "Can we reschedule for four days in the future". The surgery was scheduled for nine days from the that day. I informed her that I would be out of town until the day before surgery. I asked to speak to the Practice Manager. I was summoned to her office and asked her what was happening with my appointment. She stated she did not know. I asked how she could not know after four staff members had been involved. She had no explanation. I CANNOT trust my vision to a doctor's practice that does "NOT KNOW WHAT IS HAPPENING". Concerned, I immediately asked to cancel the procedure after five visits requiring approximately four hours of my in office time not to mention commute time, insurance time, and waiting time. When I requested a refund of the $2100.00 that I prepaid for the upgraded laser for the procedure. The Practice Manager stated it was not available. I left the office. When I reached my vehicle the surgical coordinator called and asked for me to return. The surgical coordinator claimed the issue that day was due to insurance. Everything was in order per the phone call surgical coordinator the prior day explicitly confirming all insurance was filed, confirming coverage, and stated that signing updated information was all that was needed. I informed the surgical coordinator that I cannot trust the doctor's practice given the MANY issues. Procedure cancelled. DO NOT USE THIS PRACTICE!!!

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    One Medical Primary Care Clinic - Buckhead - Terminus

    One Medical Primary Care Clinic - Buckhead - Terminus

    3.7(3 reviews)
    5.0 miDowntown

    Was here this week and have to say I'm impressed with the place. Not like the doctor's office of…read moreold. I liked the fact the provider called me to the back. Lab was really nice. The provider listed and explained which I found almost helpful. When going to the doctor for me it's about which path will work best for me. The care was above and beyond what I expected from a doctor's office. Every through and wasn't pushed for time. Great all around care for primary care.

    I started going to this practice when it was Iora Medical Care, I believe it was for regular…read moreMedicare patients. I had read about them in "The Price we Pay", by Marty Markary, MD, retired Johns Hopkins surgeon and critic of America's health care system. He saw Iora as a light in the dark and dirty world of medical greed and profit. With optimism, I joined, happy to leave my conventional (read: too busy and careless) old line practice of two decades. There was the Piedmont primary physician who had ignored my husband's out-of-whack liver results for weeks until he be specialist sounded the alarm that he needed emergency surgery, all indicated by the blood results the primary had ignored, despite numerous unreturned phone calls. We both left that practice that had been characterized for years by the doctor's tardiness and unresponsiveness. I tried Emory's Primary Care. This time I got a newly minted MD, marking time in primary care until she could qualify for one of the lucrative specialties, like cosmetic surgery. She misdiagnosed a chest x-ray and had an assistant call me and casually ask what I wanted to do about my aortic aneurism! When I requested a call from the doctor, I was told she was out for the week, but wouldn't talk to me on the phone anyway, so I had to make an appointment. A minute before, the non-physician, had wrongly informed me that I had a deadly condition that might rupture without warning and kill me. I got a recommendation for yet another old-line practice that I didn't know was being bought out by private equity, expanded to multiple strip mall locations, all of which were bare bones - a doctor, receptionist, nurse, and equipment to take vitals - which I have at home. There was another that was by subscription, requiring use of an app. Silicon Valley trying to uberize, gamify and degrade another business. Now comes Iora, for which I had hopes. After about a year, most of the care involved nurse-practitioners giving ridiculous, inappropriate and useless advice probably gleaned from Instagram influencers. The first problem, and it's a big one, is that they have none of the important diagnostic equipment that medical practices used to have as standard. So the basically healthy patient ends up spending all their time making appointments at hospitals and imaging centers. But at least everyone was friendly and pleasant. Their advertising touts an employee called "health coach" which also sounds like an Instagram influencer. I didn't like the location, a long, complicated drive, but at least it was a free-standing building with plenty of parking in a big box store mall. I was greeted immediately and waited only a few minutes. The doctor was a very pleasant young woman. My history was taken by a third person, who typed the conversation into the computer. It was better that the doctor wasn't focused on entering data instead of looking at me. So far, so good. I had no medical complaints, but just wanted to have a base visit. Then the phlebotomist tried to draw blood. She was terrible. Had to stick me repeatedly, ignored my instruction that my right elbow vein can't be accessed. I was black and blue and she only got half the blood required. I stayed for two years. One day I got a letter that Iora is now One Medical, purchased by Amazon for $3.9B. Next visit, the office was even more stripped down. No stenographer, no health coach. Just the doctor and me. She's taking notes, just like in the past. There was still no ECG or ultrasound, no bone scan equipment, no vein-finder (which Amazon sells at a low price, and could have made the blood draw easier. I am driving 30 miles each way in heavy highway construction for no reason. The doctor orders normal annual tests at a hospital complex. It was left to me to spend hours navigating what was likely the world's worst phone system. One Medical had no employees to handle this burden. Forgot to mention that I did come in once with swelling and pain in my leg. The Nurse suggested physical therapy, with no diagnosis. Then she suggested an x-ray. Of course they have no x-ray machine, something available at most medical offices, even urgent care walk-ins. I had been sent on several missions for imaging, only to find there had been no change since the last one. I'm becoming suspicious that One Medical has a financial relationship with certain specialists and facilities. I have moved to a concierge practice, which I've visited once and was rushed, wasn't given 24-hour contact info or a list of services as promised and my first complete physical will only take 30 minutes. US medical system is all profit and little actual medical care. No wonder there are so many Instagram stars.

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