Peachtree Women's Specialists, P.c.

The first time I went to Peachtree Women's Specialists I saw Dr. Knoir. He presented himself as a bit cold and too unapproachable almost as if he was staring down his nose at you. When I scheduled my appointment, I stressed the fact that an ultrasound most likely will be needed because I was having extremely bad pain and infections of all kinds were ruled out. The scheduler disregarded this information and scheduled the appointment outside of the hours for the ultrasound tech so I had to pay a co-pay for a half @$$3d pelvic exam and (after I begged the doctor to test for infection) he said he didn't think it was infection. The nurse took a urine specimen anyway however THREW OUT THE URINE PRIOR TO TESTING IT. For the next two weeks, i was receiving calls to come back in and provide another specimen. I don't work anywhere near the office so that was a no-go. Finally, a month later I came in because of increased pain and (after they finally tested my urine) found that I did have an infection as well as a massive cyst which is now under monitoring. I couldn't believe that so I changed doctors. Now, I see Dr. Roberts who is very professional, easy to talk to and quite friendly. He provides you with information on alternatives to whatever you are seeking (whether it is birth control, etc.) which I really appreciate. If I had to grade him by himself outside of PWS I would give him 10 stars (yes, 10-not 5). He was very sympathetic as well and gave me a lot of good information about measures to get my cyst gone without invasive procedures. The only thing I do have to say is that this office is about money. If they can do half of what they should have done just to bill for more money they will do it. Not a doctor thing, just administrative which I really really do not like. Times are tough and people cannot afford 25-100 co-pays every two weeks because the office failed to do something that should have been done from the jump. more

I received my annual ""female"" exam from Dr. Shapiro. She was relatively friendly and her bedside manner was decent, but I had to wait a while to see her, and once I was in her office, I felt a bit rushed. About a month after my appointment, I received a rather large bill in the mail from a diagnostic company. Apparently they had run a test on me without informing me that it was being done, and it turned out that my insurance company only covers that particular test for women over the age of 30. I am 29. I felt that the test was conducted in error, so I contacted them to discuss why they would have run that test on me. I was transferred between at least three different people over the course of two weeks, all of whom told me something different, and I definitely felt like I was getting the run around. I feel that the fee for the test should have been waived, but the end result is I'm stuck with paying the large bill. Don't think I'll be going back. Pros: Nice office building Cons: Long wait, Staff gives you the run-around more

I love Dr. Roberts and Dr. Dozier - Both have been amazing to me - Dr. Roberts delivered both of my children and is a very compassionate, down to earth person. He truly cares for his patients and their spouses and makes them feel at ease. Pros: Love their new office! Cons: Kind of far for me to go, but I still go! more

Being new to the area I was a little leary of starting all over again with a new OBGYN group. However, I decided to give Peachtree Women's Specialist a try and what can I say.......What a great office!!! The staff is so friendly and helpful and Dr. Knoer was so down to earth and easy going. The care I recieved was above and beyond. I have been in the medical field for the past 10 years, so my standards are probably most of the time, unreasonable. more