Premier Care for Women
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960 Johnson Ferry Rd Ste 400, Atlanta, GA 30342

Premier Care for Women provides a range of medical care services throughout every stage of a woman's life. It specializes in general and specialized gynecological services. The facility offers treatment for various female problems, such as menstrual irregularities, infertility, tubal ligation reversal, pelvic pain, incontinence, prolapse, menopause and contraception. It also provides hormone replacement therapy and solutions for sexually transmitted diseases, such as HIV/AIDS, syphilis and hepatitis. Premier Care for Women offers Pap smear and mammogram testing services. Additionally, the facility provides ultrasound and bone density screening, as well as diagnostic services. It also offers laparoscopic assistance. Premier Care for Women is located in Atlanta.

Reviews

Kate S.

02/08/2016

Provided by YPmobile

Incredibly efficient office. Appreciate that they keep to their appointment times. Great doctors and a wonderful, friendly staff.

lrogers13

09/06/2012

Provided by YP.com

I'm a health care professional...

I'm a health care professional myself and have been going to Premier Care for Women for a few years. I've always thought their office policies were unnecessarily punitive, but the care was adequate until my last visit. I saw Dr. Cummings who never even examined me to determine the nature or extent of my problem, although she did discuss it with me extensively (I guess she just took my word for it). Then my prescription wasn't eprescribed, then the wrong prescription was eprescribed, and then I was told by Sandra it was my fault for not checking with my pharmacy first (which I had)! I also hate the cash only parking and the terribly crowded deck.

When I left from my last visit I was given a sheet of paper asking me to leave a good review online because they had been receiving too many negative reviews. Talk about things that make you go hmmm....

Finally, I decided to change to a different group for my gynecologic care. I was shocked at the price I was quoted to transfer my records to my new doctor. I have extensive practice management experience, and in all those years we have never charged for medical records for a transfer of care. It's legal to do so, but generally frowned upon. But then again, based on their other office policies, what did I expect?