I have been taking my kids to White Oak for over a decade. Now that they are teenagers, I was…read moreinformed that my 15 year old knew better than me about his mental health. I was told that my request for meds for OCD and anxiety were denied because he did not think he needed it. This was Dr. Anderson who said this. I asked for a second opinion and Dr. Daumen, who we have seen for a decade agreed that my 15 year new best. He has been suicidal in the past and if he harms himself I will hold them responsible. I have since moved to another practice.

We been visiting White Oak for over 13 years now, Dr.Schmitt was phenomenal. After she moved to…read moreanother practice we chose Dr. Joyner and she is just as phenomenal!! Very thorough patient centric!!

I will forever be grateful for Capitol Pediatrics and their care of all 4 of my children ages 18,…read more16, 3, and newborn. My kids are always treated with gentleness and kindness that helps (especially the 3-year-old) them feel safe. When my 3-year-old was diagnosed with a very rare genetic disorder, the Capitol Pediatrics team jumped into action and learned all about it. Dr. Morgan has been a saint through this. Rebecca, Jenny, and the entire nursing staff are the kindest, most caring people. I know they give the same treatment they would with their own. And finally, I give Rebecca, the lactation consultant, all the credit for me finally having a successful nursing journey with my youngest. She is patient, gentle, and allows mom and baby to navigate the journey together.

We have been coming here for 12 years. They were amazing for the first 7 years. They have gone…read moredownhill since. Most of the doctors we loved have gone. The front desk staff lacks a lot of customer service. I feel like I'm bothering them when I ask to schedule appointments. Since the switch to unc it's even worse. I had to redo all their info and I have 5 children. They now have so many patients they don't have time for your children anymore. Half the time I have to wait 30 mins after the kids appointment time before seen. Then sit in the room for up to 20 mins. That is kinda crazy. I miss the way it used to be.

I haven't even gotten a chance for my daughter to even see the doctor. I have a referral from…read moreRaleigh Pediatrics. The office called and left a msg saying they had received the referral. I called back and the phone was answered with '"hello". I said is this Dr Baillard's Office? I was told yes and then they asked for my daughter's date of birth and an email to send paperwork, I received the paperwork and again I received a phone call with someone talking really soft I could barely hear her and when I call back, I get 'hello"! So unprofessional and downright tacky. I'm already looking for another pediatric cardiologist and have no desire to even try to schedule an appointment.

If you ever are needing a pediatric cardiologist, I think you'll find that Dr. Bailliard is a very…read morekind, relatable and easy to talk to physician. We have been bringing our daughter to her for three years now and Dr. Bailliard is consistently warm and shows genuine concern for her patients. Despite being a very busy practice, we never have a long wait. The office has state of the art technology - our daughter has EKG's and ultrasounds done right there. Located off Lake Boone Trail, it's a pretty central location - takes us about 20 minutes from WF. Again, highly recommend Dr. Bailliard. I haven't personally interacted with her partner, Dr. Henry, but have heard good things about him as well. Side note - office relocated last year and is like new inside.

We have always had a great experience at Raleigh Peds. They always manage to fit us into their…read moreschedule same day. The staff is fantastic top to bottom. Dr. Hewitt is particularly wonderful. He is thorough, kind, and clearly cares about his patients. He always takes his time and listens to my concerns. I have 4 children and they are always accommodating to our needs. I know my kids are in the best hands.

Garner Office: I have been taking my daughter here since she…read morewas born almost three years ago. Dr. Hedgepeth is amazing! I always make sure to ask for him because he has such a nice demeanor with both my daughter and me. He is knowledgeable, great at explaining things to me in a way I understand, wonderful with my daughter, and kind enough to offer me unsolicited words of encouragement about my parenting. (as a single mom with no other person contributing to the care of my daughter, that means a lot because I have nobody to make decisions with, bounce ideas off of, or to reassure me that my decisions are sound) The staff has also been very good at communicating with me and getting me scheduled in a reasonable time frame. Recently, when I needed a same day appointment, Dr. Hedgepeth was not available so we had to see Dr. Britt instead. It was the first time we didn't get scheduled with Dr. Hedgepeth. I was disappointed and worried that this other person wouldn't be as good. But Dr. Britt was also quite wonderful! If I ever leave NC, this will be one of the few medical offices that I will greatly miss.

First I want to say that Dr. Dupuy is fantastic. The reason for my two star is because this office…read morehas become so over crowded with new patients, that there are no available appointments for sick kids or established patients. They never leave anything open for people who need a same day appointment and they have these walk in Saturdays that are from 8-12 and are always crowded or at a different location. Not sure if it's greed but it's sad when a doctor's office keeps accepting new patients when there is no room for them. It's interfering with the care of established patients.

Love everyone there we See Lynn most the time for 12 yrs but have used other drs. They are amazing.read more

Just read about our very special doctor at Cary Pediatric Center and I had to share…read more Dr Mike Villareal saw our Piper years ago and immediately ordered an MRI after observation. She had a spinal problem and was immediately referred to Duke Children's Hospital. The following year she had fluid on the spine. The neurologist at Duke was amazing in both instances but had our pediatrician not detected a problem, she might not be walking. I saw that he recently pushed for a child to get an MRI when other doctors had not thought it was a big deal. The child had a brain tumor. He is an amazing pediatrician and I felt obligated to recommend him.

If you ever need sick apts I would go to another practice…read more My children have been going to Apex & Cary pediatrics since we moved here 10 years ago. My son has been sick once (enough to need an apt) & my daughter has never been to the doctor except well visits....until recently. My daughter 15y got a head cold a few weeks ago and we ran to fast med. In and out within an hour. Well she needed an apt last week bc her ear has been hurting off and on and we wanted to have it checked out. I call Cary Pediatrics at 8:45am 11.10.22 and they tell me they are completely booked up for the day. Okay, how about tomorrow? "No we do not 'pre-book' sick appointments". I am shocked! Again I've needed them 2 times in a decade so I don't understand not checking the schedule for tomorrow. "You can only pre-book well appointments". Okay, how about walk-in? "Our walk-in ends at 8:50am". I reply, so I can't make an appointment for tomorrow, I can't come in today and your walk-in is only open from 8am-8:50am. "Yes, call back tomorrow at 8am". I say, maybe I need to find a new practice. "Okay have a good day" and she hangs up! No offer to check other offices. I would have gone to Apex, even Fuquay. Nope, nothing! So I called JM&A was seen that day and had a great experience! Oh and they checked all of their locations! They didn't have an appointment at the closest location but they checked them all. I had to drive an extra 5 minutes which I was happy to do! Your receptionists are extremely important. I would have gone to Cary, Apex or even Fuquay-Varina. None of this was offered. She could care less that I said I will be leaving. So I left! I've had some great experiences with Cary & Apex and I've had some horrible experiences (when one of the doctors likened me putting a couple of ounces of 1/2&1/2 in my son's milk to help him meet his weight goals to child abuse...2oz of half and half is NOT child abuse and if it was joke it wasn't funny!!) even after that horrific experience I stayed (vowing never to see that doctor again). This receptionist experience, not taking sick apts over a 36-48hr hour period (since you only have 50min of walk-in clinic), not having walk-in hourS (walk-in minutes), not checking other locations ...well all of that was the last straw.

We've been with Oberlin Road Pediatrics since we brought home our first child 16 years ago. The…read morelevel of CONSISTENT genuine care, connection and continually up-to-date medical advice has been such a blessing to our family. When I brought my first two-day old newborn in, Dr. Bo probably told me ten times, "You're doing a great job." The first time I raised concerns about vaccine schedules, I received a non-judgmental, thorough explanation with scientific research and data to help me understand the "why" of it all. When our son had severe and regular vomiting, Dr. Wasserman noted having just read up on cyclical vomiting as a neurological symptom, not GI. Our neurologist was amazed at this quick and accurate identification of a brain issue over a digestive one! When our daughter was 12 and wanted to chat Gilmore Girls, her new doctor raved about her favorite episodes with her. We can't say enough about our love for this consistent level of quality and caring medial expertise. Thank you for so many years of care, ORT! I'm so sad that my oldest will soon be aging out of your care!

We have been with Oberlin Pediatrics for over 8 years with our 2 girls. As of today, while we…read morerefused on 5 year old getting her 2nd MMR vaccine, they have recommended us finding a new care provider. Keep in mind the 1st MMR vaccine gets you 94% covered, when the 2nd MMR vaccine gets you 97% covered. Ultimately, they are sending us elsewhere because we do not see the benefit in getting another vaccine that will only provide an additional 3% of coverage for MMR. The doctors are choosing profit over actual care for their clients. Sad day in America when this is the standard of most doctors.

Serious concerns:…read more Our first appointment was scheduled through the hospital, which led to confusion regarding the office location. We arrived ten minutes late to the correct office. Obviously, this was not the fault of the pediatrician, but I mention it because it is the only mitigating circumstance surrounding what followed. Our visit was three days after I gave birth and was concerningly short. We were told our plans to exclusively breastfeed were likely doomed due to our child's alarming weight loss. As first time parents fresh out of the hospital, this was terrifying to hear and was not handled with compassion or proper explanation. Most of our questions went unanswered, and we left fearful that continuing to breastfeed could harm our baby. Had the experience ended there, I would not be writing this review. I assumed it was simply a poor fit and scheduled with a new pediatrician the following day. When contacted about additional appointments and the newborn screening, I politely explained that this practice was not the right fit for our family. Unfortunately, the situation escalated. Our daughter received an abnormal newborn screening result. The state lab contacted this office, as they were still our pediatrician at the time, and informed them that she needed urgent retesting within 24 hours. When the office called me, the person I spoke with was unable to pronounce the flagged amino acid/condition and instead asked me to spell it so I could search for it myself. Our daughter was not even a week old. Receiving news of a potentially serious metabolic disorder in this manner was beyond alarming. There was no explanation of what the condition was, what it could mean for her health, or how urgent the situation was. Just that I should google it. I was instructed to go to UNC Rex's lab. I immediately drove an hour there, only to find out they could not perform the screening because it required two hours to process and it was twenty minutes before closing on a Friday. When we contacted the office again, the response was essentially, "Oh yeah, forgot about that, sorry. I guess you'll have to wait until Monday." Considering we had just been told the testing needed to be repeated urgently within 24 hours, being told to wait another three days with no medical explanation was extremely concerning. I spent the next two hours calling hospitals trying to find somewhere that could perform the test, only to repeatedly be told this was something the pediatrician's office needed to arrange. During this time, I was unable to reach the office. The following morning, our new pediatrician immediately began contacting hospitals on our behalf and attempting to obtain the necessary records. They also attempted multiple times to contact this office (and were unable), and my own voicemails to the nurse line went unanswered. The state laboratory had not yet fully processed her results, meaning our new pediatrician could not obtain the necessary information. This office was the only one with access to the abnormal screening information at that time. We ultimately had to call the scheduling line ourselves just to get someone on the phone and have the results forwarded. Although we had decided the practice was not the right fit, this occurred while this office was still our daughter's pediatric provider and responsible for coordinating follow up after an abnormal newborn screening result that was evidently severe enough to warrant a repeat screening within 24 hours. At every step, we were left advocating for our daughter's care during an urgent situation with little guidance from the office responsible for coordinating it. This involved a less than one week old infant with a potentially serious newborn screening abnormality, and the way this situation was handled was unacceptable.

In my very limited experience with this practice it was clear that they prioritize their own well…read moredefined rules and requirements more than simply being welcoming, understanding, and helpful for their new patients. I wish you all the best in your future endeavours, but I am very glad it did not work out for us.