Peachtree Immediate Care - Villa Rica

Brandi Nunis Lyle 

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9 years ago

I would never recommend this facility to anyone. Next time I will just take my chances at the ER. I took my 2 year old in for what we thought was a hurt wrist. The person who did the X-ray seemed to have no idea what she was doing. The doctor then looked at the X-ray, said the wrist was fine and sent us home in the Ace bandage we brought with us. The next day we saw an orthopedic doctor who immediately diagnosed a dislocated elbow. Peachtree told us that since the patient (THE 2 YEAR OLD) didn't vocalize pain in the elbow th... read more

Ellen Osborne Reagan 

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9 years ago

Though the people here are friendly, we waited for 6 hours to be seen. Unacceptable. 

Cathye Boyd Dowda 

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9 years ago

In and out in 45 mins.... feeling better already. 

Kristen Jordan 

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9 years ago

Sat in the waiting room for two hours and never even got called up to handle my insurance or anything. The same people sitting there when I got there were still there when I walked out. Plain pathetic in my opinion. Poor service and won't be going back. 

Ashley Sprayberry 

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9 years ago

I arrived at Peachtree Immediate Care at approximately 6:45pm on Valentine's Day. They weren't incredibly busy, but had a steady amount of people walking in until about 8:30. I was called back into a room around 8:45 and explained my symptoms to the nurse. The Doctor came into the room within minutes, looked into my ears, my throat and listened to my back. Diagnosed me with an Upper Respiratory Infection, called in an antibiotic to my Pharmacy and I was at the front desk at 8:54. I was incredibly confused as to why I hadn't ... read more

Shermaine Jones 

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9 years ago

The staff was very courteous and knowledgeable. The wait time was short and the nurse and the doctor were both efficient 

Kenneth Smith 

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9 years ago

The medical care is fine, but the present (new) billing process is totally unacceptable. The office now wants you to sign over open access to your credit card or debit account so they can bill you as they see fit. In theory you will only be billed for the balance due after your insurance pays, but the entire process stinks and is ripe for mistakes and potential identity theft. I refused to provide the account access so I had to pay an additional $100 cash in advance to cover charges not covered by my insurance. As I was sitt... read more