This is the strangest agency when applying for a job. So, they don't post salary requirements on…read moresome of their postings, and yet their application asks applicants for salary expectations. Then, within a day of applying online, their recruiter sends an email stating that your application is not being considered because your salary expectation is too high. Wouldn't it just be best for the agency to post the salaries along with their postings? That way, applicants won't waste their time filing out long applications, and their recruiters won't waste their valuable time reviewing applications sent by applicants who were asking for salaries over what the agency was willing to pay. Strangest idiotic hiring practice. Applicants have better things to do than to fill out lengthy online applications for postions that pay under the applicant's expectations. We'd much rather pass over positions that don't meet our salary needs. This is just a little advice for the agency to consider. Other than that, the agency does really good work overall.

I'm here for the Relay Corps Bootcamp Training (at the Westin), but I can SEE the ACS building from…read moremy window (see photo, which I've bathed in purple). Thank you for this opportunity!

Not a bad hospital just slow. Once you get past the triage area and you get back to the rooms, the…read moretemperature is much cooler and the staff is really nice. Very good doctor in here-

I had an appointment to examine my eyes at Grady. Usually I go to America's Best however when my…read morepcp asked if I had some concerns, I expressed my vision wasn't up to par lately. Grady called me and set up an appointment a couple of days later and voilà that day has come. My appointment was at The Correll Pavillion. This is the new building located in front of Grady Memorial Hospital on 80 Gilmer Street. As soon as you walk in go through the metal detector. Thank you for ensuring some safety measures. The front desk had maybe 3 receptionist. They were pleasant and asked if I needed help. They directed me to the elevators around the corner to the left. Before you reach the elevators, there is comfortable seating to rest or wait located in the lobby. I have to stress that there is seating everywhere in this facility. The lobby is huge with high ceilings. Lots of decor from the ceiling as well. After resting I took the elevators to the 6th floor. Signs direct you where to go for the particular clinical specialty you are attending. I rememeber seeing Ear, Nose and Throat, Gastrointestinal Care, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, General Surgery Center. The Eye Center was at the very end of a long corridor. Each specialty has its own front desk receptionist, seating and restroom. The receptionist asked if I was ok because I was out of breath. She checked me in and advised me transport could take me downstairs instead of walking that long distance. I appreciated the suggestion. I was called to the back and had several tests administered by two technicians, one being Makenzie. She was very gentle and answered my questions to the vest of her ability. I have to say everyone was kind. After getting my eyes dilated, the doctor said more examinations. Itbwas a good visit and I will happily return.

If I could give no stars I would. I went to ENT to see Dr…read moreJames M Hamilton. no bed side manner, rude, waited over a hour with no update from staff, the PA was better than him to be honest.. just not a good experience w not be returning for that follow up I promise that!

We were in town for a college sporting event. Our daughter became ill and needed care. We went to…read morethis urgent care and was really impressed with the level of care. The nurse (can't remember her name) was extremely professional and knowledgeable. I highly recommend this center for urgent care.

This place charged my wife $750 when she was feeling sick and had a sore throat. They gave her a…read morebunch of drugs on the spot. Don't go to this place unless you want to get ripped off.

I had to come here to take care of some business, and when I finished I went to Emory's cafe. I…read morewanted a salad, so I got pasta and tuna. It was a very small amount, and that was what I requested. It goes by the pound. I uploaded the photo. Wow I paid $8 for a salad that I could've went to Publix and paid for a larger one. I felt ripped off, but lesson learned. Lol. Besides that, Emory has really nice and attentive employees. I have one my visit here, and that will be it. Thank God. :-)

I came to this hospital immediately following a car accident I was involved in on the interstate in…read moredowntown Atlanta. The staff is polite and kind however the wait time to receive care is very concerning. If you have a dire emergency and did not come to the ER via ambulance, it's difficult to locate parking and the walk to the ER entrance is a significant walk distance from the parking garage. Thankfully my emergency is not life threatening, but if it were, the wait time alone could be critical and negatively impacting to health improvement. In the future, I would consider going to a different hospital for emergency care.