Georgia Clinic At Corporation Square

"Georgia Clinic have been my primary care provider since 2013 and the staff has provided wonderful care. The nurse practitioners that have been in the office over the years have been marvelous with monitoring my health and providing alternatives to what needs to be corrected or addressed. Moreover, the office is located on the service road and is easy to access the interstate. I definitely recommend Georgia Clinic to anyone that is reading this review."

"I wish I could give a negative 100. This corporate square office is unorganized n unprofessional in every way shape n form. The front office displays no customer service especially the young lady named Kayla. I’m in there for a follow up visit to get some test results. Why do I have to wait over an hour for that. When I come up front to let them know I can’t wait any longer n can I just have test results Kayla rolls her eyes. A true sign of her maturity obviously. All of a sudden the doctor is available n wants to have conversation of my results in hallway in front of others when I ask for a copy of the results. I will be finding another doctors office with more compassion n respect. They r ridiculous!!!!"

"I wish I could give a 0. This has to be the worst office ever. Had a 2pm appt with one doctor and get there and the doctor left for the day. I was told that she only came for a few hours. So I took off work and had no choice but to be seen. Waited for an hour still nothing. Then was told I could only be seen if I had a physical too. Was left in the room with no communication. Doctor didn’t speak. Very old and the table was peeling. Please beware!!!!"

"The only couple times I've been here, it's taken close to 2 hours to be seen, and no one in the office seems to care. Just today there was a patient with a 1 pm appointment who got to the clinic 2 hours early (her decision) and complained that she had been waiting too long and demanded she be seen or she would go elsewhere. My appointment was at 12:45 pm. By the time 1:30 rolled around, they called that patient back "because she had been waiting so long." I was on time for my 12:45 appointment, and I'm just now in the exam room. It's 1:53 pm. I still have to wait for the PA to get in here (because the doctor I was supposed to see cancelled on me), and who knows how long that will take. So I've just seen the nurse to take my vitals, and she was on her phone texting the other employees about having food delivered because she hasn't had a break today! And she said she probably wouldn't get one! What kind of place is this?? How do you expect healthcare workers to care about their patients when they're hangry?? This poor woman has clearly not had a break all day and is expected to work well with patients on a tired, empty stomach. Ridiculous. And I'm still waiting (2:00 pm). I finally left the office at 2:40. Two hours after my scheduled appointment. Don't schedule an appointment at this office. You will be here all day."

"I would give 0 stars if it was possible. The Dunwoody location is the absolute worst doctor's office I have ever been to. The front staff is extremely rude and unprofessional. I have never even seen an actual doctor at this location, but a PA I believe. The worst thing is my pharmacy tried multiple times to contact the doctor's office and eventually advised me that my blood pressure medication (which I have been on for years and will be on for the rest of my life) could not be filled and I needed to call the doctor. I called and was told to call their other location and (after being put on hold for 10 minutes) was told that my prescription would not be filled because it was more than six months old and there was not a doctor present to authorize a refill. I have a couple problems with this: 1) How is there not a doctor present at a doctor's office? 2) How can a doctor's office not refill (at least an emergency refill) a life-essential medication? My hypertension is congenital and I need this is medication that I need to keep me from having a stroke or heart attack. For a doctor's office to tell a patient that they can't refill such a necessary prescription because it is "against their protocol" is absolutely unacceptable."