Sara O'Heron, MD 1201 Georgian Park, Peachtree City, GA 30269

"I'm a retired, registered nurse. Comobidity of trigeminal Neuralgia, heart issues, as well as everything that goes with age. Also diagnosed with PTSD after years of poor treatment from the medical profession. Dr. O'Heron has helped change my life/health for the better. While nothing can be done about my TN, she has helped me with everything else. Got the right tests for my heart, helped through menopause with the Votiva procedure, looks for less expensive treatments. She is a medical professional that cares. Tests are done right in her office. Thank you, Dr. O'Heron!"

"Dr. O'Heron displays egregious bedside manners. When I voiced dissatisfaction for wait times exceeding an hour for scheduled appointments, Dr. O'Heron stated treating patients is her job, not customer service. Don't expect your time or concerns to be treated with respect at this practice. Do not recommend!"

"I have been going to Dr. O’Heron for many, many years. I've never sat with a doctor who takes the time to listen and make sure I understand what is going on with my body. She is by far the most knowledgeable and attentive doctor I've ever seen. I've been to other doctors who make me feel like I'm just a number. They rush through appointments without explaining what is going on with me. When I visit with Dr. O'Heron, I feel like I'm with a friend that I can talk to openly and honestly. I always leave with a better understanding of my health. She is simply the best!!!"

"I have been going to Dr O Heron since 2006 and I drive almost 1 - 1.5 hours just to see her. She is by far the best primary care physician I have ever called on (as a former rep) and the one that is most caring and who treats based on empirical medicine and diagnostically driven. Dr O also helped my daughter and continues to treat her from pediatrics into adulthood. THANK YOU!"

"I think about my experiences at this office every now and then even though I haven't been going there for a few years. I read someone else's review that said it took them years to finally change doctors--same here. I don't know what it was, but if I was seen by Dr. O'Heron I would leave feeling ashamed for some reason. If I was seen by a nurse practitioner, I was fine. My first couple visits I saw her as empathetic and patient-centered. It changed after awhile and I could hear the judgment in her voice--mostly about lifestyle and medication choices. It's not stuff I have hard evidence for, just condescending energy. She managed to tap in to insecurities I was hardly even aware I had. Bottom line: I kinda hated it there. Everyone is different--if you go there and you like it, great. I just want to remind everyone: you have choices. You have a say in your medical care. You're allowed to ask questions and you're allowed to disagree with the answers."