My apportionment with my doctor was very smooth. His assistant proficient and knowledgeable. My…read moresurgery has been scheduled and I'm actually looking forward to it. Now!!! The getting in the front door and trying to do all of the insurance stuff in advance, as they suggest, was worse than pulling teeth. Hopefully this isn't everyone's experience. When you ask me for my insurance info and I give it to you more than once I expect that it is being input into. System you can later refer to. They continued to tell me my insurance was inactive. After many conversations explaining that they were pulling up my old insurance that this is new and yet again giving them all of the insurance details AND calling my insurer they said all was well. The day I arrived for my appointment - nope still pulled my old insurance. Then a miracle happened!!!!! OH we should probably enter your insured number....ya think! This was after they tried to get me to sign an uninsured payment statement!! Told me I'd need to reschedule if i didn't want to sign it. (I didn't sign). Finally all was magically found and my new insurance was there and the appt moved forward. Nothing is more frustrating than being in pain and having to stand on your swollen feet for /0 mins because of somebody else's incompetence. They were friendly and smiled the entire time so while signing in formmy appt was a fiasco it was at least pleasant. After the appt the staff were amazing and the follow up to prep for surgery has gone very well!

I have had a really great experience with Dr Harris and his team. The ladies that answer the phone…read moreare beyond nice and helpful. Dr Harris himself is very kind with great bedside manner and is very goodat what he does. The office is Easy to find and is very clean.

Be very wary of Cape Fear Cancer Specialists. My Mother contracted glioblastoma. After a…read moresuccessful surgery they were supposed to call to start chemo. After a month they did not call. We called several times and it still took another month until the chemo/radiation treatments began. For such an aggressive cancer it is very important to treat it promptly. Chemo/radiation should have started 2-3 weeks after surgery. My Mother started going to the Duke brain tumor center due to this fiasco. The chemo orders still went through Cape Fear Cancer specialists. Duke decided to change the dosage and frequency of the chemo. Well, low and behold Cape Fear Cancer Specialists put in the wrong order, not once, but twice. After numerous followups we finally received the correct dosage. In the meanwhile my Mother went 19 days without chemo, with worsening symptoms. Fortunately she has improved but we don't know what damage may have been prevented. The administration at this office is horrid. Unfortunately folks in Wilmington don't have much choice. If you have to use this office, stay on top of them, call every day and march into their office if you have to.

Dr. Harris operated on me twice (July 2023 and September 2030) , first an emergency appendectomy…read moreand the second time for hernia complications, caused by a chronic cough. He seriously saved my life, and I will be forever grateful.

STAY AWAY FROM DR. James Alan Harris, MD. I had a Low Anterior Resection performed by Dr. Harris in…read moreApril of 2020. After three weeks I was back in the hospital for the first what became about five visits to the ER for dehydration. We did a CT Scan after three weeks and found that there were failed sutures along with an anastomotic leak. Dr. Harris said there was nothing that can be done about this and that NO OTHER SURGEON ON THE FACE OF THE PLANET COULD FIX THIS! He said that if he tried to fix the sutures that they were in a very low area and if he tried to fix them I would probably have to wear an ostomy for the rest of my life. So I trusted him, I kept coming to the ER and I got no relief. I waited and waited over a six-month period and I was slowly becoming septic because of the anastomotic leak into my abdomen. Finally my Oncologist got me a 2nd opinion at NC Chapel Hill. Come to find out after I told her what Harris said, that "she was from Mars" and wanted to operate the next day. She said the anastomotic leak was eating away at the bottom of my spine and I needed another surgery done and I had to wear another ostomy bag. Dr Harris screwed the pooch on my case and he has tried to hide it, as ALL of my surgery visits that used to be in my MyChart are gone. I could tell by his mannerisms that he knew he effed up. Stay away at all costs and do not let this man ANYWHERE near your body. Had I not gone to UNC Chapel Hill for a second opinion I probably wouldn't be here talking with you. My recovery is ongoing and very hellish and thanks to Dr. Harris I've missed two years of work and I have gone much longer in recovery than I ever should have. I will keep posting all over the planet until he recognizes that he screwed the pooch and settles accordingly.

Jenn and Madidon took a lipoma out from under my belly button today. To our surprise it was heart…read moreshaped. Never seen that before. We had to take a picture lol. I come here so often and everyone has always been wonderful and caring. Cannot recommend them any more than I always go. Fantastic!

Truly a positive experience due to a dedicated customer friendly service team .You cannot ask for a…read morebetter dermatologist

The office employees are efficient, courteous and Dr. Cosgrove is compassionate, listens to my…read moreconcerns and takes the necessary steps to improve my health. I am extremely happy with the care given me in a timely manner.

I highly recommend this practice! The doctors are efficient and the staff is always so helpful.read more