Excellent, professional, and expedient service with a welcoming atmosphere. Make this your eyecare…read morestop.

I was staying in Troy because I had to leave my home in Panama City after Hurricane Michael. I lost…read moremy contact lense prescription and all my contacts so I needed a new script and more lenses. The staff was super nice! Dr. Moring and everyone else was just great. The place is very nice, clean, professional and I would highly recommend to anyone who needs an eye appointment, glasses or contacts.

Referred to Dermatology Specialists/Troy after routine annual visits to Dr Gill and Mallory Quincey…read morein Troy. 25+ years since a a skin cancer screen. Easy appt set up, minimal wait time and professionally friendly staff.

Front desk: friendly, courteous. Dermatologist seen:…read moreJeffrey Stricker, DO: friendly, courteous and knowledgeable. His assistant (tech?): also was great. Believe his last name was Bradford/Cranford (sorry could not remember name). Wait Time: approx 30 minutes. I was fine with that. Definitely a busy practice-they come up from Dothan location for Troy appts. Accept BC/BS, and they use a pharmacy from Texas if you don't have a pharmacy you use/want. The pharmacy will call you later and ask for your insurance for the RX, if you get an RX. You don't have to use their Texas-connection pharmacy, if prefer your own choice.

Excellent staff. Clean office. Professional treatment. Dr Woodling is as good as it gets. I…read morecalled for last minute appointment and they figured out a way to for me in. I would highly recommend Woodling to anyone.

Went to the Dr had great service and got glasses and safety glasses. Good service good Dr.read more

Family Care Center is a general practitioners office. The front staff are friendly and receptive…read more The nurses are knowledgeable and concerned, as well as the doctor who's in General Practice.

I went in to see Dr. Eades. I had two appointments here. The first was a consultation to discuss…read morewhat needed done, and the second was for the procedure itself. For my first appointment, I went in and spoke with them and they looked at my tooth and some images and we agreed on a root canal with local anesthetic. When I checked out with the front desk after my consult, they said they weren't sure if my insurance would cover the cost and they would let me know. They said that out of pocket, it would cost around $700ish. Later that afternoon, I received a call telling me that my insurance went through. So, for my second appointment, I checked in at the front desk and was asked to pay for my procedure in advance - I was asked to pay around $150, and I assumed that was the remaining cost after my insurance. Weird that I was asked to pay BEFORE the procedure, but whatever. During the procedure, I was injected with quite a bit of anesthetic under my top lip. Then, without speaking to me or asking if I was fully numb, the dentist came in and began drilling on my tooth. After I screamed from the pain, he injected MORE anesthetic in my lip. He continued drilling and I screamed again because I could still feel the drill. At that point I asked if he could numb the backside of my tooth/roof of my mouth. He obliged and without waiting, continued drilling. I STILL felt it. He then decided to inject anesthetic directly into the nerve itself which was excruciatingly painful, but I was willing if it meant I wasn't going to keep feeling him drilling into my tooth. He immediately continued drilling after injecting the nerve, and he was able to work for maybe a minute before he reached a spot where I could feel again. At this point, he was scraping the pulp/nerve out and I could feel EVERY part of the procedure. At no point did the dentist ask if I wanted to continue, or make the decision to halt the procedure because of how severe the pain was. I think my favorite part was when the dentist turned on a torch and heated his metal instrument and stuck it inside the socket, and not only did I get to smell my own flesh burn, but I got to FEEL it too. So, I left what was easily the most traumatic dentist appointment I've ever had. I'm now one month post-op and am absolutely petrified of seeing another dentist and I have lasting nerve damage in my lip from the sheer volume of anesthetic they injected into the same spot (with no increased effect). I can't smile or kiss my boyfriend now without pain and being reminded of this horrific experience. Oh, and I was mailed a bill for $300+ when nobody communicated with me at ALL regarding any costs aside from my first estimate when I was quoted an out-of-pocket cost of ~$700, and my second visit after I was told my insurance would be accepted and I was asked to pay ~$150. Suffice to say, I don't feel responsible for this bill. Not after that experience and definitely not after the lack of communication and clarity around the costs associated with the procedure. ​

This is a very clean and professional place!! I haven't had a good dentist in years until I came…read morehere, highly recommen. they truly do care and take their time.

Dr. Senecal is no longer in business. He did have a large practice in Luverne, Al…read moreyears ago He was a conscientious, knowledgeable and caring OBGYN. His office staff were friendly and accommodating.

5-Star is for Dr. Gilliam. He retired a couple years ago and SARHA said Dr Runyon was going to…read more"review" our records before deciding if wanted to be our provider. Well, we never heard from SARHA again, and they never returned our calls when tried to make appointments for a new provider. We ended up going to a Dr under the Troy Regional Medical Center Umbrella, and no longer have to deal with SARHA. Dr Gilliam was the best Dr in Troy. Too bad nobody else comes close.