VIPcare Marietta

"Pandora and all of the staff were great"

"Wecare in Marietta is absolutely a Blessing. The staff is pleasant, professional warm and kind hearted. Dr. Dailey Smith is the most caring, professional loving spirit that I have had as my doctor. She strives to get to the root of what's going on with you but she is like family. I can't say enough about the care I have received. I thank God for directing me to be able to say this is doctors office."

"Great office and love the staff"

"Everyone here is great. They are professional, caring and understanding and always willing to do what they can to help any situation or circumstance."

"Absolutely horrible and sketchy. Pretty sure this is nothing more than a temporary setup for those seeking easy scripts. More to follow.... Just for clarification and followup.... I chose this office due to its location and they are on my insurance plan. This was supposed to be my first preventative visit in several years and the experience could not have been worse. I will outline the issues below: 1. I *thought* I was seeing the MD in order to get established with a new doctor. I wound up seeing her PA. 2. After intake with the nurse for my vitals etc, a student-PA from Moorehouse came in to ask me the same questions again. 3. Finally, the PA (daniel roberson) came in and never stopped talking from the moment he walked in to the room until he walked me to the front desk (more on that in a moment). Aside from his know-it-all attitude, inability to stop and listen, he and the entire staff need to look professional in their appearance. 4. With the constant talk from the PA telling me what was and wasnt wrong (without even hearing from me or doing any kind of exam), there was no room to even ask questions. He took one brief glance at a spot on my shoulder that I was concerned about and quickly wrote it off and brought the appointment to a close. 5. After the PA finished his non-stop oral dissertation, he informed me it was time to go and was literally walking me to the front desk while I was still trying to get my outer shirt back on. Overall, the office is SUPER sketchy. Used office furniture, exam rooms with almost no supplies (no permanent medical equipment that you would normally expect), and where you would expect the usual pamphlets etc on various health matters, they simply have papers that they printed off of a google search. Overall, the key lesson is that when a "doctor's office" has a permanent sign on the building that says "accepting new patients", that should be the first indicator that something is not right."