Gwinnett Clinic

Would not recommend. Gal at front desk was extremely helpful and friendly but doctor did not give a damn. Literally with me for less than 30 seconds, wrote a prescription, and sent me on my way. He seemed to be in a serious hurry to get somewhere! Possibly the worst experience with a doctor in my life.

Had a negative experience here due to office staff and have improved my review bc the doctors and medical director have been very professional and proactive in addressing my concerns.

Beware of this clinic. Even if your insurance covers your annual check up and flu shot 100% which means NO co-pay. Gwinnett Clinic will still collect the co-pay because they will charge the insurance as a regular visit instead of preventative. I called Anthem Blue Cross and I was told they should not be billing it that way. But Gwinnett Clinic said its their policy on how they bill. We transferred to Greater Gwinnett Internal Medicine in Snellville. No co-pay for anything that is already covered 100% by our insurance.

A true meat market, push people in and out and no one cares about anyone. I'll never go back after using them for 8 years. Dr Christina Dasevaneu was the only person thst cared.

Dr. Danielle Panase, M.D. Is one of the rudest people I have ever met. Overall awful experience and I'm never going back

On May 4, I went to Gwinnett Clinic after going to a wellness clinic for strep. I saw Dr. Cristina Dasoveanu. While examining me, she confirmed what the previous clinic had told me, that my thyroid was enlarged. During the exam, she also discovered that my heartbeat was very erratic, and made the decision to send me to the hospital to have it checked. During the wait for an ambulance, she kept me calm, which was quite a feat! I was nervous, and I'm afraid, pretty argumentative about waiting for an ambulance. It turns out my racing, uneven heartbeat was caused by my thyroid. I am thankful to Dr. Cristina for not letting me leave in my car. She is a very caring person, and I will continue to use her as my doctor. Thank you, Dr. Cristina!