Front desk employees do not show care or sense of urgency for sick not well people in the lobby…read more After checking your name at kiosk, you have to wait for another hour or longer for front desk employee to call name for ID, then your file is notified for doc appointment. When you ask about it, you're told your name is not ready to be called. There is no sense of urgency for sick people waiting in the lobby

I only waited for about 30 minutes to be seen & there were several people before me. I was seen by…read morenurse Vanessa & the PA Caine. They were both so kind and professional. I expressed concern because we were due to travel out of state in a couple of days so Caine told me to call & let them know if I hadn't improved before we left so they could call in a different medicine if need. The person who checked me out was also super helpful & asked if I needed a work excuse. This was great because I had forgotten all about asking for one. If you need to see a doctor without an appointment I highly recommend this team and location

This hospital is a joke for care that's life saving. Heaven forbid your insurance won't cover a…read moreneeded test while admitted that could save your life. Nope. Sorry- won't do the test... they play off obvious signs of life threatening illness and tell you to make an appointment for out patient care. THEN they can address it. I pray none of you experience what I did and end up losing your mom; your best friend or otherwise like I did.

The only reason I am giving this review a two is because the doctor was somewhat apologetic for the…read moreway me and my husband were treated yesterday morning. My husband wanted to take me to the doctor to get seen because I haven't been feeling well for the past couple of days. We got there at 10:00 am and I expected a long wait in the waiting room. I updated paperwork with my new married name and turned it in to the front desk. The front desk obviously did not update my information because I was continuously called by my maiden name, which caused confusion. I told the nurse that my name should be updated now according to my insurance. I did not get a response from her. Then when the doctor came in to take a look she kept saying "it is not Covid. I will test you for the flu. I can test you for covid but I do not recommend it cause it will come back negative." I trusted this doctors word. My husband was alarmed because I was showing symptoms of covid even though they are mild (thank the Lord) but we allowed the flu test. The tech came in to administer the flu test and then said it would be a couple of minutes. After 1 hour and 15 min I asked my husband to please check at the nurses station for the test and he came back saying the nurse was "working on it". No one came to check on us or tell us if we were next to have our test results done. I understand the healthcare system is very overloaded and I appreciate/respect all doctors, nurses, and medical professionals. However, we ended up waiting in that exam room for 2 hours without anyone coming to speak with us about my test. When I asked another nurse to please check I told her that they had my name wrong in the system so it could be my maiden name or my married name. The doctor came back into the room and responded "oh it's you." And darted back to find my test results. It ended up being that my results were just laying in a pile and no one had come to check on us. The doctor came back and said my flu test was negative but she did not recommend I have a covid test taken. We left very upset and went to another office called urgent MD and was treated within 30 min of being there and was out by another 20 min. It turns out I am positive for the covid virus. The bottom line is I trusted that doctor at this office to make a diagnosis and to help me get well. But because of miscommunication and no follow up I could have infected hundreds of people at my job, grocery store, and etc. The doctor was somewhat apologetic like I said but I feel as though I was not treated correctly because I did not have severe symptoms. However without proper treatment I could have really developed bad symptoms and also infected many people.

Whenever I have to be admitted to the hospital this is the one I choose to come to!! I'm serious…read moreabout my food and I don't put up with nasty food, so why not come to a place were everything on the patient menu is delicious!!! I know it seems weird that someone who like a hospital because of the food but it's true. While I was in the care of this hospital I would countdown the minutes when it's time to eat!!! The food was just that good to me!!! I was admitted to the hospital for a case of MRSA under my right arm and weeks after for pneumonia that I probably got from not exercising my lungs while in the hospital. Both cases were very hard on me, but the nurses made me feel so comfortable and loved that I couldn't ask for anything better. On my stay for MRSA, I was moved to several rooms during my time there. Doctors say it was because MRSA is very resistant to treatment and can spread quickly so they did this so it wouldn't get worse. So both of my stays were quite pleasant, even though I was dealing with life-threatening issues. I know many people have horror stories about hospitals and even this one but I don't have those tales to tell. It was great to receive excellent care here and I trust Doctor's Hospital with my life!!!!

From the owner: It began with one doctor and one patient at Doctors Hospital in 1978. When Dr. Joseph M. Still,…read moreJr., couldn't find a burn center that would treat a severely burned man, he committed to making sure no patient would ever go without burn care in the southeast ever again. More than three decades later, the Joseph M. Still Burn Center at Doctors Hospital has grown to be the largest burn center in America with 70 total beds, including 36 in the Intensive Care Unit. Verified by the American Burn Association, the burn center admits more than 2,000 patients from across the nation annually - a third of those are children and boasts one of the highest survival rates in the country. Today, Joseph M. Still Burn Center's, Inc., operates inpatient and outpatient facilities in Augusta, GA, Atlanta, GA, and Jackson, MS.

For my very first review of the year, I'd like to write specifically about Dr. Paige Ward, one of…read morethe doctors here at this practice. I cannot stress the importance of a good support team when you're a new parent. It takes a village to raise a child but when it's just you and your hubby, a phenomenal pediatrician saves is a lifeline when you have those sleepless nights worrying about your child. As a proud first time mom who has absolutely no experience raising children, I had a lot of questions when my baby was born. How do I hold her? Is that noise coming out of her normal? is she supposed to be cross-eyed? She coughed. Does that mean she's sick? And so many poop questions. You'll be surprised how much you learn about poop and gas and farting when you become a parent. As a mom who has a special needs child, my concerns are a little different than some other parents. I have to worry about her ability to breathe on her own, swallow, and hold her head. I have tiny white hairs on my head that basically serve as a timeline for when I get the most stressed and how long I've been stressed. Routine checkups aren't typical checkups for us and after 2 months of being in and out of the hospital, I can confidently say I've lucked out with one of the best doctors in Augusta. And I'm so grateful she's looking after my daughter. I have seen Dr. Ward practically once every other week and she has never once made us feel rushed, uncomfortable, or uneasy with anything that was going on in the exam rooms. She walks in with a big warm smile (in a very timely manner by the way), listens to every concern you have, handles your child like they were her own and pushes for the best possible treatment options for your baby as well. She asks if your opinion on any other doctors seeing your child and really encourages you to open up 'cause as she likes to say, "this is what I would do if it was my child." We always walk out of the office feeling confident and uplifted because our daughter's doctor has never once let us down. We go home with more knowledge, a game plan and a follow up plan every single time. It's the best feeling in the world knowing that someone so amazing has made it their business to make sure your kid is their top priority. And it's not just when you're in the exam room. We've received follow up calls at home and at the hospital from her personally because she's just that compassionate. All doctors should be like her. If I won the lottery, I'd pay beautiful people to shower the ground she walks on with rose petals like in "Coming to America." And yes, she really does deserve it.

I'm so thankful I met Dr Ward. She is one of the most caring Dr's and has the absolute sweetest…read morestaff. She solved all of my questions and concerns at the very first visit. I cannot thank her enough for being my child's Dr and that she takes such good care of us, explains every thing that she says so that I can understand it, and she also talks to my daughter and holds her while she is talking to me with the biggest smile on her face . every person that asks me about a good Dr I recommend then to her! Thank you so much Dr Ward for everything you do. I can't thank you enough!

Dr. Lamberts takes time with his patients to really understand what is going on with them and…read moreensures they are getting what they need. He is very accessible and available for questions or concerns through a secure messaging app. I am so glad I found him!

From the owner: I am a primary care physician who does something unusual: I work for my patients! Instead of being…read morepaid for coming up with problem codes, doing procedures, or forcing people to come in, I charge a monthly fee (between $30 and $60 per month) which gives people access to me when they need me and how they need me. Why make someone come in (and spend hours waiting) for a problem I can handle over the phone, or via electronic messaging? My office is for my patients. I work to enable them to take better care of themselves. I spend time with them and listen to them. People should expect more from doctors! I try and set a higher standard.

I have been here twice now great customer service good process. checking in online helps reduce the…read moreoverall wait time Friendly and professional staff definitely recommend this facility

No intro, hello, or how are you , just asked "so youre 2 weeks pregnant?" I am 5 weeks pregnant…read more(currently) ah so your maintaining the pregnancy? I say yes. Then Immediately goes into discussion about drug abuse, drug addiction and drug classifications in a very aggressive way. Then tells me "So get your ADHD meds approval from your therapist, we will sign a contract and i will see you in 9 months when your baby is born with complications and youre not breastfeeding" i say well no i dont want to take the meds if its going to cause complications, thats what i was trying to ask and learn about. Then proceeds to continue going into drug abuse, drug addiction and how dangerous ADHD meds are etc. All very aggressive and targeted towards me. Then says "ill need to drug test you to give you the medication" i said okay thats fine. Then leaves and ends the appointment. Doesnt ask if I have any other questions, just leaves and does no other physical exam, questions about my health, any medical history, nothing. This is the correct order of operations by the way. All while im trying to be friendly and genuine and hes completely walled off and acting like im looking for adderall, when in fact i had no time to speak up and ask about other medications that were not Adderall or Ritalin. This appointment made me feel 100% dismissed, unheard, unseen physically and emotionally, and scared of doctors. I am having a baby, which is serious and i want to be taken serious. I also feel extremely uncomfortable with Dr Wallentines presence and as if he had no empathy or emotion during the visit and it was extremely forced. I immediately went into the truck in the parking lot and cried for 20-30 minutes, hyperventilating and having a panic attack. I realized how he didnt even check on me at all. Never asked how i was. Never did a physical exam, and only came in sat on his chair and treated me and talked to me like a drug addict. I had a long sleeve shirt and shorts on, so maybe he was thinking i was hiding marks on my arms. When really ive been having cold and hor flashes for weeks now and cant regulate my body temperature because im pregnant. On top of that i said several times i havent been to a doctor in 2-3 years. So i need to be seen. The nurse also almost forgot to ask if i was allergic to anything and I am. I told her i am 5 weeks pregnant, and i would like a normal check up and labs. And i also mention towards the end, I would also like to discuss ADHD medications with my doctor.

This place is terrible. Currently waiting for tje bed alarm to be turned off and its been over 30…read moreminutes. I asked for assistance to get up to use the restroom, coold no longer wait. Got up and was in the bathroom for at least 15 minutes. Alarm still going off and no one helped me! I called the nurse's station again to ask for someone to turn it off ans they still haven't come. They need to hire more help. Haven't seen a cna or nurse in over 3 hours. My family has helped me as much as they could today but they had to leave. Care is terrible. I can hear the staff at the nurses station laughing and yet thr bed alarm is still going off. I feel sorry for the people who can't talk or have no family. Skin issues have to be a problem here and getting any type of assistance seems impossible

I had a unique experience of frostbite before I left on a trip to Macon, GA from Cincinnati. We…read morehad -15 degree weather and I was taking our trash and recyclables and slipped on ice. I grabbed the aluminum bar with bare hands to pull up but my shoulder was hurting and held on too long. I had a business trip to Macon as a Global Market Manager and went on the trip. I noticed in Atlanta my fingers were very swollen and turning purple. I knew I had to go to the emergency room or things could get worse. I went to Atrium in Warmers Robbins and they told me I need to go to Doctors in Augusta. They set everything up and I arrived and had surgery the next day by Dr. Homesombath. The nurses and care was beyond excellent. Dr. Homesombath save my fingers. They are beautiful now. I am a guitar player and needed my fingers. Thank you to everyone for such beautiful care. Mel