AvitaCare Atlanta

Feb 19th, 2024

My recent visit to Avita Care was incredibly frustrating and disappointing. I wasn't checked in promptly due to a lengthy delay in verifying my insurance, taking a whopping 25 minutes. Consequently, they informed me I'd have to reschedule as they were about to close. This prevented me from connecting with my doctor as planned, wasting both our time. The inefficiency and lack of communication in handling insurance verification were unacceptable. It disrupted my appointment and prevented me from receiving necessary care. This experience made me question the clinic's competence and professionalism. Overall, my visit was marred by inefficiency and poor communication. I hope this feedback prompts improvements for a smoother experience for all patients.
Feb 12th, 2024

My anticipation was high when I booked an appointment with AvitaCare Atlanta, but regrettably, my visit left much to be desired. The most disheartening aspect was the doctor's lack of responsiveness. Despite my attempts to reach out with concerns and inquiries, the communication was lacking. Entrusting my health to a provider who neglects communication and patient care is beyond frustrating. Overall, my encounter with AvitaCare Atlanta was deeply disappointing. I advise others to look elsewhere for care, particularly if they prioritize responsive, quality service. Superior healthcare providers in the area prioritize patient well-being and satisfaction.
Feb 12th, 2024

Great service
Feb 6th, 2024

Last week, January 11 was my last and final appointment with my medical team, Dr Dennis Melton (retired) assistant, Wendy Tores. I could not have asked for or received better medical care anywhere else. Professionalism attention to detail and personal care whether at an appointment or a phone call at home to check on my well-being after hours goes unmatched. I will never receive the level of care that these two individual medical professionals, but more importantly, friends ever again. I consider them both family. Dr. Meltons care for me in his doctors way , he also cared for me as an individual. He knew how to direct my medical care when my personal life was in turmoil, and my future uncertain. When my father died, it was nearly the death of me as well. Ill never forget his ability to take the time needed for me during my extensive grief to see to it that got the care I needed regardless of how long the appointment took. He was there for me as I transitioned from being a working professional into an early and unplanned retirement. The list goes on. His amazing assistant on the other hand ,Wendy could barge in and take a serious situation where my anxiety and blood pressure were sky high and by the time I left the office I was calm and collected. Not an easy feat I can assure you Her in wavering care of me, both personally and professionally will be missed and cannot be replaced. My journey with HIV began in 1983 as naive young man of 17 years of age. Medical professionals at the time wore biohazard suits when entering the exam room to see me. Imagine how that affected me as a 17 year old boy. Covid was a horrible reminder of that time and still rattles me some 40 years later. Regardless of what my appointment was for it always started out and ended with a loving hug from Wendy , a far cry from the latter. In closing Id like to say that Im a better person as an individual and undoubtedly alive as a patient because of Dr. Melton and Wendy Tores. Thank you both for 30 years of loving care. My gratitude is immeasurable. Behind every great man is a better woman Farewell and Godspeed to you both, Warm Regards, Robert J Buckner
Jan 31st, 2024