Have been a patient here for several years..... I feel mixed about the long wait time and lack of…read morecomfort in the waiting area..... seems to be over booked these days.. keep in mind Dr is only one man...... good experience with the nurses and anesthesiologists..... Every one was tired...... over all Ok experience with good folks.

I wanted to share a concern about my experience during check-in for my procedure…read more When I arrived, I was informed by the front desk that I had a $45 copay. I explained that I was not told about this when my appointment was confirmed, and because I was coming in for a procedure, I did not bring cash or credit cards with me. The front desk staff member said she would speak with Dr. Edmunds. When she returned, she stated that if I could not pay the $45 copay, I would need to reschedule because the office is cracking down on collecting copays. She then asked if I could borrow the money from my driver. Thankfully, my driver was able to help me, but the situation was very frustrating and embarrassing. My concern is that I had already taken the day off work, followed the preparation instructions, fasted, arranged transportation, and showed up ready for my procedure. To be told at that point that my procedure could possibly be canceled over a $45 copay was very upsetting. I completely understand that offices have policies regarding copays and patient responsibility. However, if those policies are going to be strictly enforced, I believe patients should be informed ahead of time, especially before a scheduled procedure. A courtesy call or reminder letting the patient know the amount due at check-in would help avoid situations like this. I am not refusing to pay my copay, but I do feel the communication could have been handled better. Patients should not find out the day of a procedure, after fasting and making arrangements, that their appointment may be canceled due to a payment they were not made aware of in advance. I hope this concern can be reviewed so future patients are properly informed before their procedure day.

Mrs. Patel is such a caring and wonderful person! I recommend this office! I have a gastric…read morepacemaker and it is so rough but Iam in good hands!

I called the office to find out what time I needed to be there for surgery in the morning, After…read moregoing through the maze of electronic instructions, a young lady came on the phone. Se was very curt, never said please, or thank you, when I asked if she was still there, her response was; "Hold on, I am trying to look it up." If I did not have faith in the surgeon, I never would have shown up for surgery. My experience has been that the UT doctors are excellent, the office staff is generally rude. This has been the case for several years.

If you have a mild, chronic condition that requires minimal management, I would not recommend this…read moreoffice - particularly Dr. Julia Abraham. During my recent annual physical, she briefly asked me about my asthma, which I reported was stable and even improving. She then renewed my existing prescription, and we moved on. I was shocked to later receive a separate charge for an office visit based solely on that brief conversation. I am a relatively new patient and was not aware this was their billing practice. My previous doctor never charged me for this, so I will be returning to them as a patient. I also called the office for clarification, but unfortunately Dr. Abraham has not returned my call. In summary, if you have a minor medical condition that requires an annual prescription renewal, do not seek care at Rocky Hill Family Physicians.

Finding a quality PCP has been a real struggle for me in the past, but I have found my forever…read moremedical team! From Mary in reception to all of the wonderful nurses, I would love to thank you all personally-- oh and not to mention my new PCP-- Dr. Thurman! She is an absolute treasure! I couldn't be more pleased with my experience. Seriously, if you're considering a new practice or are in need of a physician consider Rocky Hill Family Physicians! They actually made me feel like family. Thank you all so much!

Dr. Hunter is very caring and knowledgeable. She is highly skilled, always takes her time and makes…read moreyou feel that she is listening. Her staff is great too!

Dr Hunter has been my primary for a couple of years since my last Dr dismissed me from the practice…read morefor missing an appointment. Dr Hunter has a unique sense of humor and has lots of interesting stories to keep you occupied during her exam. If you have ever felt like "just a number" or "just a patient" at another doctor give Dr Hunter a try. She listens to everything you have to say and I can tell is GENUINELY concerned about your health and well being. I have congestive heart failure, diabetes, high blood pressure, you name it. My other doctor had been prescribing the same medications FOREVER. Dr Hunter was not afraid to try some different meds and I am happy to say I have never done better. She will pray for you if requested. If a 6 or 7 was an available score, she would get it from me!!!!

I would leave a zero review if possible. I will not go into detail because of HIPPA however this…read moredoctors office is a joke. All I will say is I complained about my experiences and was discharged/dismissed by the practice. The women at the front desk are the rudest receptionists I've ever encountered at a physician's office before and the NP Tammy. I wasn't surprised at all to see the reviews at 3 stars and the other similar one star bad reviews. You would think the patients would receive better care. I do not recommend this office at all for any reason. Update: the office manager Jenny Rad, was spoken to in order to get meds refilled and was told there was a complaint filed against them stated the office would definitely not be helping now since the complaint was filed and that she was terminating the phone call. I suggest to anyone who has a complaint or received less than par health care from this facility to call and complain to their insurance company and the medical board. These doctors sign a hypocratic oath to help their patients. However this facility does the exact opposite. I have filed a grievance and if anyone needs information on how to do that please feel free to message me. My insurance company was very upset with the way I was treated. As well as my other doctors. Your insurance company can help you find another PCP that actually does care and want the best for their patients. Also, it seems they take pride in dismissing patients.

Had doctor and visit in billion dollar hospital in Sevierville had terrible service and nearly lost…read moremy son to their bad care; and went to someone who saved him. After going to Rock Top they had discovered serious problem that my previous doctor did not. Thank God for Rocky Top Medical Center with Keith Porter and Dr. Johnson.

Great place to have a physician. My doctor was not in yesterday and I saw the Nurse Practitioner,…read moreNikki. She was very thorough and professional. Highly recommend Summit!

after moving here, care was not as good as my previous place. they told me to get an appt at a…read morewalk in clinic inatead of seeing someone or doing a take health appointment. that is with myself and 2 sick kids at home :( very disappointed

I have been going here for many years. Thanks to Dr. Ricche and his nurse for helping in my road to…read morerecovery and catching my problem after a walk in clinic really did not help any. The were really concerned about my health and well being and were happy to see be doing so well on my recovery after being in the hospital and nursing home for almost 2 months, on my follow up visit. Thanks for the care you all have given me over all these many years.

When after a multi year patient/provider association you receive a generic termination letter you…read morehave to wonder what is meant by the operative words; "Non-Compliance." In my case this would only apply to the Nurse Practitioner, Misty Cottrell, not me. I had a multi year patient relationship where i would drive 35 miles each way up from Knoxville, keeping each appointment and dutifully adhering to every directive. THEN- one day when i recently suffered a heart attack, she was completely unimpressed. I was in the hospital for 10 days after receiving quadruple bypass open heart surgery. She could not see fit to express the minimal concern by even returning a phone call. When my care was turned over to her from the surgeon, she refused to fill prescriptions for the most nominal of painkillers and became surprisingly openly hostile, making me feel like some junkie in withdrawal just for asking for minimal relief. Watch out. You may feel you have a great relationship at first but that may all change once anything gets serious. She will be completely unreliable, assume zero responsibility for your care and have no compunction to become 'non-compliant' to her most loyal of patients and throw you out like garbage. Beware, also of an extremely incompetent office staff who she will be completely loyal to, not you.

Dr French is ok if you have a cold or need an annual physical or something routine. But anything…read moreelse and he'll tell you, and I quote "I'm just a family doctor, I don't know how to help you". I heard this twice from him when I was begging him, desperate for help (referrals? Another different test to do? Disability paperwork filled out) This man made everything so difficult for me that I would have panic attacks and not be able to open his secure message responses to questions I asked for days. Because the answer was always "no" or him doubting me or making this process of trying to get something complicated diagnosed even harder by making me argue for every single thing. Like filling out short term disability paperwork when I was going on FMLA leave. Everything was already hard and he made it harder. The most recent time, when I called to ask their office manager what to do when the doctor can't help, I got a certified letter from Dr French firing me. Dr French wants to do the basic work and then go home and not think about his job or his patients. I kind of think he wants to not think about his patients when they're in the room too. He can play like he listens and play a good doctor, but when it really matters, he'll let you down every single time.

I was a patient of summit medical group for the past 14 years I missed one appointment and they…read moredropped me I have been having sharp stabbing pains and my doctor said he would see me for emergency when I went they said the only thing that counted as emergency was covid and I'll just have to find a new doctor WASNT even seeing my doctor just a nurse their express clinics are awful too