Horrible service. This used to be an amazing place to get personalized care and wellness. Our (my…read morehusband & me) NP of almost 8 years left and based on the factory it is now is any indication then I totally understand. She would listen and talk about what's best for us. Now all you get is basic text book condescending treatment. Dr. Schneider & the other women (sorry forgot name, it wasn't a pleasant enough to remember) know more about our health than we do and have no time to hear about how you feel and what's been working. They are textbook cover my ass policy & time billing driven. It's sad that the Duke name is represented by this level of care.

EVERY time my Mother has tried to get in to see a Dr. about something unplanned she has not been…read moreable to be seen. EVERY TIME!! The practice has lost about 4 Doctors in recent years because they could no longer tolerate Duke Administration's mandate for how Patient care is administered. For example, an MD is allowed 7 - 11 minutes for a follow-up appointment and 15 minutes for a regular appointment. No wonder Patients are angry at the doctors! It's not their fault, however. Did you know that every year Duke assigns an additional patient load of 200 patients TO EACH MD??? No wonder they can't practice medicine in an effective manner. This is rampant throughout the entire Duke system now! It's just awful.

I've been coming to DPC Leesville to see Dr. May for primary care since 2021…read more Dr. May is an excellent primary care provide. She is always kind, patient, and very thorough. She takes the time to listen to all your concerns. She incorporates a holistic approach to her medical practice and recommends natural remedies in addition to prescription medication when needed. The office staff are friendly, polite, and professional. The lab technicians are skilled and I've never had any issues getting my blood drawn.

What happened to me at Duke Primary Care on Leesville Road yesterday was traumatic, negligent, and…read morecompletely unacceptable. I am now physically injured, emotionally shaken, and walking around with my arm looking like I have track marks -- all because of the incompetence and unprofessionalism of their staff. I arrived for my scheduled blood draw at 8:35 a.m. and was left sitting for nearly ten minutes with no communication. When I knocked on the lab door, I found the lab worker FaceTiming her boyfriend while on the clock. She admitted she was on FaceTime. When I asked why she was on a personal call instead of doing her job, she told me I would not be getting my blood drawn and instructed me to leave the building. Two non‑lab employees were then sent to draw my blood. They were not trained for that job, and as a result, they did not collect the correct vials or the right number of vials needed for my pre‑operative testing. This mistake has now delayed two medically necessary surgeries by at least another week. I am sick, vomiting, and dealing with severe reflux -- and this delay is directly due to their failure. Later that evening, the doctor called me. She did not apologize, did not ask how I was, and did not acknowledge the trauma of the morning. Instead, she attempted to reprimand me -- until I refused to allow it. The only reason I wasn't retraumatized a second time was because I stopped her from talking down to me. I had to ask her three separate times what was wrong with my blood work before she finally admitted the truth: the two employees she sent weren't responsible for that job and didn't know which tubes were required. This morning, my arm looks bruised, swollen, and discolored, with visible marks that resemble track marks. I will have to walk around like this for the next week and a half because of their negligence. I am escalating this situation as high as I possibly can -- because no patient should ever be treated this way, ignored, lied to, or physically harmed by untrained staff. Attached is a photo of my arm taken this morning. It shows the physical evidence of what happens when a medical facility allows unqualified employees to perform procedures they are not trained for. This is not just unprofessional -- it's unsafe.

Whatever you do: Do NOT go see Caledonia Buckheit. I strongly advise caution if you are considering…read moreDr. Buckheit for pregnancy or newborn care. She routinely recommends dangerous vaccines, which include aluminum and mercury, for pregnant patients and newborns. These vaccines contain substances known to carry serious risks, including encephalitis and brain damage. If you care about protecting yourself and your baby, I urge you to research thoroughly and get multiple opinions before accepting any interventions here. Read Dissolving Illusions. There are safer, more natural and holistic options available elsewhere. Trust your God-given immune system. Even the FDA does not recommend Covid vaccines for pregnant women! She is out of her mind.

I've been with Kamm McKenzie for over a decade for all sorts of care and I've had a wonderful…read moreexperience with every practitioner there. Everyone is friendly, answers all of my questions, and supports me in my decisions. I highly recommend them!!

I never thought I would find a doctor with the quality of medical services that I receive from…read moreDr.Goli. He is a good listener of patients symptoms by beginning the process of weaning out the possible cause and focusing on the direct problem for the symptoms. He values his patient's medical needs and psychological needs to ensure his patients are healthy mentally and physically. He is very transparent, he wants his patients to feel comfortable and able to trust him as their physician. There is a family oriented atmosphere in his facility. Dr. Goli said, one thing to me that finalized my decision to have him as my medical physician. He said, "if I keep seeing your as my patients for the same medical condition, prescribing medication and nothing is improving, then I am not doing my job as your physician. That to me speak volumes!

We all have to get a physical a few times in our lives, they recommend if you are over 40 , every 2…read moreyears. Well it was that time to have blood work. I have to say the RN that took care of me was very pleasant. Took 2 pints before I could say boomerang. LOL. It was over before I knew it. Just kidding about the 2 pints. This building is close to Tryon and Kildare Farms Intersection.

There not a more dedicated and compassionate doctor in the world. In addition, she is always…read morecurrent in terms of medications, treatments and available specialists. I began being a patient in 2003 or 2004. When she sold her privately held clinic, I floated not really having anyone manage my healthcare. I never found anyone who met the standards of care that Dr. Nacouzi set. In 2012, I saw that Dr Nacouzi was working at Duke at Brier Creek. I was incredibly fortunate to secure a spot under her care. She has seen me through thick and thin. She always listens, problem solves, prevents illness and is available through Duke MyChart in 24hrs. I have recommended her to those who I love and hold most dear. I believe in her and trust her.

Michelle has been my primary care provider for over 20 years. She is kind and patient, quick to…read morefollow up with test results and feedback and suggestions for improvement in my health care. I hope to continue our relationship for many years to come.

I cannot say enough great things about Tina Scott. Her bedside manner is phenomenal. I never visit…read morethe doctor because I'm feeling well.......but she always takes the time to answer my questions and makes me feel at ease. She listens to her patients and always gives excellent care.

Knowledgeable physician and staff. Listens to my concerns and helps me improve my quality of life.read more

I have been a patient here since 2015 and I find this place amazing. The staff is always friendly…read moreand my physician answers all questions and takes the time to explain everything to me. Everyone is very professional here.