Piedmont Urology

Kimberly Lancaster 

on Google

3 weeks ago

It has been a sad and frightening ordeal. The medical assistant was responsive and kept informing the physician who kept delaying care. I was sent to Piedmont Atlanta ER twice where they found evidence or possible systemic bacterial infection and even signs of a improperly treated UTI complications of possible autoimmune hepatitis combined with possible drug-induced injury from prior Macrobid oral therapy that was unsuccessful. Attending ER physician refused me medical care due to my allergies and her disbelief of actual sci... read more

Eve Lacefield 

on Google

a year ago

Terrible terrible terrible and didn’t even try to validate my parking even though I came to help them. Will never EVER stop by here again and I recommend that everyone who reads this will make the same decision! I normally don’t do this but wow, I had to get this out! 

Amanda 

on Google

a year ago

Why is this office so horrible to deal with? It's a constant battle with them. I spoke with a girl named keisha of whom has zero customer service skills of any kind. I asked for an office manager and she sent me to a random voice-mail that had nothing to do with being someone I needed. I would give zero stars if that was an option. They are the worst ever. 

Huckabey Family 

on Google

a year ago

My husband has a prostatectomy with this practice. After the surgery they would only prescribe a few pills to manage the post surgical pain. The day we came home I frantically called and left voicemails requesting more pain medication because my husband was in so much pain he could not cope and the pain was making him sweat. The pain was so bad he couldn’t sit down and couldn’t lay down. I have called the office over and over and still can’t get a response or medication to help my husband cope with the pain. Up until this po... read more

Barbara Ann 

on Google

4 years ago

Where do I begin? Going to the physician’s office in the time of COVID is quite the experience. Elevator has an occupant limit, you may have to wait in line outside your physician’s office to check-in, and you have to get back in a line if the waiting room has hit the limit of people. Not all doctors have a great bedside manner or will even address you by your name. Buildings definitely need better insulation if I can hear from a closed door that you have an elderly gentleman patient (that I won’t name) with prostate cancer ... read more