I needed to get a physician's assessment and TB test for my aunt with Alzheimer's as part of the…read moreregulatory requirements for getting her into assisted living. By chance, she had her annual wellness visit coming up, so I thought getting those small things done as part of the visit would be quick and easy. It was not. Despite being scheduled to see her GP, we ended up seeing a different doctor, who was reluctant to do the assessment. She eventually agreed, but would not give the paperwork to us without a power of attorney, despite the fact that my aunt was right there. She also ordered a TB test, although apparently they couldn't draw her blood or do any of her vaccines in her office for reasons. I offered to run home and get it, but she insisted that I needed to make another appointment, but did allow that I didn't need to bring my aunt back. I really needed the form, so I agreed and made an appointment in the earliest available slot, the following week. I returned as scheduled, PoA in hand, only to be told that now they couldn't give me the paperwork because my aunt wasn't present. After much arguing, they finally agreed that if I could get my aunt onto a video call they would do a tele-health appointment and restart the process from the beginning. After an hour of waiting on call with my aunt, the doctor finally showed up and we got the assessment. Shortly after this, the results for the TB test I'd taken her to the lab to get started came through. I immediately called the doctor's office and asked them to send the results to the assisted living facility. They agreed to do so. By the beginning of the next week, they had not done it. The facility called and asked for their information to see if they would have any more luck getting the paperwork from the office. They did not. At that point it had been nearly two weeks since I started the process, and the doctor's office was still stalling us at every point. I'd kept the original copy of the assessment, so all I needed was the TB test result. I decided to get it myself. Unfortunately, Emory had somehow managed to get a phone number none of us recognized as the two factor authentication on her MyChart, and even with my aunt asking personally they would not give us access. After a couple of hours of frustration, I decided it would be faster to go down to the doctor's office and request a copy in person. I was wrong. I showed up, in person, with a medical PoA and advanced directive, with mom, my aunt's emergency contact, in tow, and requested the test results. They would not give them to us. I called my aunt, and she talked to them personally. They would not give us the test results. I have never seen anything like this, a medical practitioner refusing to hand over test results despite requests from literally every single person with any kind of interest or legal standing to ask, including the patient. At this point, my mom was literally crying in their office because they would not let us get my aunt into a safer living environment. They did not care. We obviously knew she didn't have TB, because we weren't in quarantine telling CDC doctor's who we'd seen in the last week. But they wouldn't actually tell us that. Eventually, after an insane amount of time, they gave us a literally worthless, unsigned letter saying she didn't have TB, but they wouldn't give us the test results. I finally gave up and went home, and after a couple more hours of headaches managed to get into MyChart and download the results. I understand that medicine can be litigious, but there comes a point where legal protections compromise patient care. Emory Family Medicine is far past that point. I think it's fair to say that they no longer practice medicine in any meaningful form, and are now just a legal mitigation strategy firm. The level of care and concern they showed for my aunt was non-existent. They delayed a meaningful improvement in my aunt's circumstances for a ridiculous length of time for no reason except to cover their own asses. They should be ashamed to claim to be healers.

5 star service from the medical staff. The front desk need training in simple manners.read more

I have been seeing Dr. Rogers at Family Practice (and associates when he's not available) since I…read moremoved to Atlanta more than 25 years ago. They are a teaching practice which I appreciate even if it takes a little more time. They are extremely thorough and never rushed and I feel like I have a good rapport with my doctor. He takes me and my health concerns seriously and patiently. His students are always thoughtful as well. My husband and son also use the practice (and my daughter probably will also when she graduates from her pediatrician). Insurance billing and copay has always gone smoothly and prescriptions come through quickly or they're handed to you for you to fill as necessary. There is evidence to support that teaching practices yield better care and my experiences here back this up. A wonderful place for lifelong care.

I really really used to like them... alot. they were my childhood doctors and i was excited when…read morethey were listed on my approved doctor listing as i got older. Idont know when they decided to partner with emory but in my opinion it is a huge mistake. there is NO REASON for an appointment to take 2 hours and 15 min when i am just coming in to change to new blood pressure medications. The waiting room as like 10 min. got calld back, was told my fatness and blood pressure as usual... then i sit there... and sit there, this little twinkydink comes in and explains that he is not the doctor... ( well no duh) then proceeds to ask me a hundred questions and starts making comments for things that need to be done like tests... no sweet heart. ive had my kidney condition my whole life, I know what it is.. you obviously dont... or you wouldnt be making the assumptions you are making... then another 25 min wait for the doctor while i can hear the doc in training telling the doctor everything we just talked about right outside the door... then they both come in. and its 20 more questions.. its just akward and uncomfortable. I feel like the personal relationship you buiild with your doctor has gone out the window. and the last cpl times the nurse has called she was really rude... I think its time for a new doctor.. one that wont take half a day to refill a script...

Dr. Richardson is my new physician. She was wonderful. She spend a lot of time going over my…read morehistory. She was warm, sensitive and a great listener. I would highly recommend her!

A+++, Going on almost 12+ years as his patient and have never had a doctor with this caring…read morepersonality and attention to every medical detail. I will never forget he was the ONLY doctor ( out of 3) that diagnosed my RA very soon. He is brilliant, very very knowledgeable about all recent medical news and as I mentioned above, super caring. I feel 100% confident I am with the best of the best, thank God for doctors like Dr. David Scurlock.

Dr Scurlock is amazing. Making appointment simple. Show up in office for appt and almost no…read morewaiting. Talked to Dr Scurlock about my complete well being- physical and mental. He listened and really wanted to know about me. The Piedmont group has a spectacular app that I have used to refill prescriptions, ask questions and pose follow up questions. He also gave some great thoughts on family members in terms of referrals for items that he was not able to handle. I moved here from St. Louis and that city has world class health care and I was worried about a lower quality down here. It has not been and this DR and the entire group is spectacular. If I could give more than five stars I would.

So this review is personal yet meaningful. I hope I succeed in sharing some insight and positivity…read moreto you all! This week I had had to take a visit to see the specialist to see Dr. Rangarajan. For the past couple of years, I had not been feeling like myself and things started to escalate the end of 2025. Long story short I have been having random fainting spells. I'm very winded just doing the simplest things like going up a flight of stairs, extreme fatigue, and just not feeling like my normal self. The last straw was an evening out with my sister and me having a random fainting spell while dining at a restaurant. She had never seen this happen to me and it was very scary and eye-opening which led to Dr. Rangarajan at Piedmont Heart Institute Brookhaven Cardiology. I must say my visit was very enlightening, very resourceful. Dr. Rangarajan was very thorough showed compassion and demonstrated stellar bedside manners! Even his physician assistant was top-notch. I left feeling educated of the necessary steps, he's taking to ensure we get to the bottom of why I'm having the fainting episodes and find a resolution which brings me sense of relief. Just a note to everyone please take care of your health, especially your heart and vascular health. It has no age limit. My significant other had an unexpected heart attack January 2025 at 43 years young. I'm so thankful he's still here with us! However, it doesn't always turn out this way as six months later we lost two friends and a family member to massive heart attacks all well in their early to late 40s. I'm grateful to have found a specialist who cares about my well-being and is taking his time to ensure all the necessary screenings/ test are scheduled. Do not wait for an ache or pain to get checked. Please take the time to go get your screenings. Make your heart health your priority! If you are looking for a cardiologist, I highly recommend Piedmont Heart Institute Brookhaven Cardiology. Ask for Dr. Rangarajan. The office building is visible & easy to access off of Peachtree Rd. The office building is connected to a Walgreens pharmacy. There is plenty of "free" parking in the parking garage. I did not get as many photos of the office as intended but I'll try to remember my next visit. I hope this review was helpful.

Apparently, the front office is predominantly foreign born. The attitudes towards older patients is…read moredeplorable. Therefore, if you have older relatives or provide elderly care, be present to counter their nasty attitudes and unwillingness to document appointments by card with the likelihood to lie about appointment setting options unless it's to accomplish patients from their homeland. Lastly, despite what pleasant reviews Dr. Khorie has received must be paid. She is relatively unpleasant and not knowledgeable in her field. I am totally inclined to believe her medical license is a scam. She comes across as absolutely confused or uncertain of how to resolve patient issues and laughs dismissing patient concerns. Apparently, she doesn't know how to diagnose symptoms because she has given out a wrong prescription twice for a patient I am hired to watch. Avoid her at all cost.

Only 5 stars? I am thinking 25+ Gold stars for this Dr!…read moreWords can not express how wonderful and amazing Dr. Ian McMillen is. My survival rate was near zero when I 1st went to see him last year. My case was and is very complicated . It took a little while to figure out what was wrong with me and then find a winning combination of medications and care that I could tolerate. Whenever, I've had reactions to medications he would know instantly what was going on and make an adjustment. He was so positive, caring and hopeful that even when I wanted to give up he encouraged me to live and thrive. Every doctor he has referred me to has been great too. I really like Dr. Ian Mc Millien as a person and a Doctor. My husband calls him our angel and refuses to transfer out of Atlanta so I continue to be under the awesome Doctor's care. Most of the staff is great to Rosie & Linda are the stars. If it sounds like I am gushing, I AM, if you are very, very ill? Trust no one but Dr. Mc!

I have been with Partnermd Sandy Springs for 21 years. I love the concierge experience and Doctor…read moreNorris is the best. I moved to Ellenwood and on Medicare but I still travel to Sandy Springs for their services.

Terrible. A lot of mistakes. Way worse treatment though paying the extra hundreds of month to…read moresupposedly get better care. I think you'd get better care at an urgent care client or the vet. They didn't at all seem to have their act together and were all about presenting themselves as kind and caring, but when things were not working out, when we caught them screwing up, they started getting ugly and showing their true colors. They should have refunded the FOR-NOTHING extra hundreds we paid for a different/better level of service. Amazing how they got ugly - showed their true colors - when we canned them. We will be staying the H away from this dis-organization.

Definitely wanted to leave this review ASAP considering all of the negative reviews for this place…read morebecause that was not AT ALL my experience! ***LOCATION*** There is plenty of parking around the area. I live so close that I actually walk here, that was one reason that I decided to give them a try despite the horrible reviews. In less than an hour, I can walk here, have my appointment and be home. So it is easy to fit in a visit during a lunch break, early in the am our right after work. The only thing was that I had a hard time finding the floor. I walked into the building from the street and only had access to that floor which was other offices. Then somehow ended up in the parking garage and finally found an elevator that would take me to the proper floor. I still don't know how I got up there. I am not very direction-oriented lol. SO it may be just me, but I felt actually accessing the floor of the building that these offices are in was hard, but besides that, there is plenty of parking. ***EXPERIENCE*** I came in and it said masks were mandatory. They had some sitting up front and I asked if I could take one since I didn't even think about brining one. They said yes it is up to me. So, I think they aren't really mandatory now, but everyone inside had one on. They greeted me and got my info. I filled out the forms online on my phone and it was quick and simple. They then called me back quickly and the nurse went over vitals and medical history. She was a young girl not much older than me, if not younger. I would say she wasn't the friendliest person I have ever met, but she was normal. She wasn't rude by any means, just nothing extra haha. The doctor then came in and she was also pretty young, probably in her 30s. She was friendly and sort of joked with me about a few things but in a serious and time-efficient way lol. Not really sure how to describe it, but she makes you feel comfortable enough to ask questions and doesn't judge you if you have any! She discussed things thoroughly with me and went over all options and really just overall explained everything well! She gave me a prescription, which I had filled at Publix across the street, but after I left Publix called me and said they didn't carry that brand anymore. The doctor's office immediately called me as well to verify if I wanted to use a different brand. I said yes and they sent over the new prescription right away. They definitely handled the situation very quickly! This visit was a couple of weeks ago, but I just got a call yesterday from the office checking in and also letting me know I could see all my history and info online or on the app. They sent me an email so I could download the app and create an account. I did that and it only took a few seconds. I could see all of my info in the app. I think it was cool I can track everything they did and even see my records like blood pressure, oxygen levels etc. I clicked on the bill section and have no current bills. The visit was covered by insurance. After reading the other reviews, I was scared, but for the moment I haven't received any outrageous bills or scams haha. Everyone seemed nice. I am assuming they must have changed management or something since the very bad reviews date back to 2017-2020. Fingers crossed that everything stays good, because I really liked the doctors and nurses and this place is so conveniently located for me! I will update if anything changes.

I'm writing this review as I sit in the office waiting for anyone to come acknowledge my existence…read more My appointment was 1:30 and it's now 2:30. I spent 30 minutes in the waiting room before they moved me to a back room and made me wait again. I popped my head out to inquire if anyone was going to come check on me and she told me to go back into my room. No doctor's office has ever made me feel like such an inconvenience. Not to mention I'm postpartum and had to secure childcare so I could come here, only for them to act like my time doesn't matter. Doctor finally came in to see me at 2:40 and spent less than 5 minutes with me. Every year I tell myself I'm going to find a new doctor because the visit is THAT unpleasant. This is my final straw. You won't see me again and anyone thinking of coming here be warned what you will get. I also want to add that last year when I came for my physical I was pregnant, told them I was pregnant multiple times, and the doctor came in and asked if I wanted to go on birth control. Then they called to tell me some of my blood work was off and I needed to come back in. Turns out the readings are normal for a pregnant woman but they never marked it down on my chart. Absurd. I'm sure some of the people here are nice enough but it shouldn't feel like a burden to get quality care. ---------- Updated 8/28/26: I've received the summary of my visit and they have me listed as 8 weeks pregnant even though I spoke with the nurse and doctor about being 8 months postpartum and breastfeeding. They also listed that the doctor performed a lung/chest exam which was "normal and clear" and an abdominal exam that was "soft, non tender" and I'm wondering how they determined that considering the doctor didn't touch my body at any point during the time she was in the exam room with me. No stethoscope, no pushing on my belly, nada. I'll be following up to make sure they correct this record and since I'm anticipating them making it impossible, I'll also be contacting my insurance and whoever else necessary to make sure this is fixed.

I've seen Dr. Goodman for 35+ years. He saved my life over 12 yrs ago, when he 'found' Ovarian…read moreCancer in me. A couple days before, I'd gone to my gynecologist who, after my annual exam, asked "is there anything else?" I explained my symptoms and he suggest I try BEANO for 6-8 weeks!!!!! Thank God, intuition directed me back to double check with Dr. Goodman. He is a 10 star, phenomenal expert in internal med as well as one of the best men I've ever know. You'd be lucky if he's still seeing new patients. God bless him.

Dr. Goodman is a wonderful and caring doctor who I recommend to family and friends for the past 20…read moreyears. His staff is extremely understanding, helpful and friendly. Nurse Natalie is amazing. She was extremely helpful in getting me through a recent diagnosis. Pam is always so accommodating with getting me an appointment that fits my schedule and I never ever have a long wait. My husband, myself and our 24 year old son always feel that we're in good hands when we visit Dr. Goodman and his staff. On a side note - Dr. Goodman is a certified moyel. If you know what that is and you should need one, he's definitely highly recommended.