Dr. Adam Hilly Levy, MD

Superb... ideal patient communication, kind, empathetic, attentive and interested. Clearly expert, experienced, and also willing to order tests when necessary, but not when they are not, I immediately trusted his judgement, and that trust is not something I give easily. He spent more than 20 minutes with my on my visit, and the office staff was likewise superb. If you are looking to trust your healthcare to someone who will truly be invested and interested, as well as highly capable, look no further than Dr. Levy. I drove more than an hour to see him, and it was very well worth that effort. Highly recommended.

Dr Levy was very nice on my initial visit. Ask me to let him do a endoscopy. I was told by his Marietta staff, they would contact me to set it up. I've called 3 times to set this up and have never received a phone call back. Its been 75 days. Poor office management.

Dr Levy was able to find my problem of throwing up 4 yrs ago after I had been to the Cleveland Clinic in Florida and had extensive test ran with no explanation . He went above and beyond to figure it out. He recently did an endoscopy for follow-up and removed two polyps from my stomach. He stays on top of his patients and I would definitely recommend Dr Levy

Earlier this year I became very ill and suffered with colon and nausea issues for several months. Other medical professionals were unable to diagnose my problem even after many visits and many tests had been performed. It was virtually impossible for me to eat, and I lost 35 pounds, became seriously dehydrated and suffered from extremes in blood pressure. When I saw Dr. Adam H. Levy, he immediately scheduled an endoscopy and a colonoscopy. After those procedures, he confirmed his suspected diagnosis that a prescribed blood pressure medication had attacked my colon. Dr. Levy's diagnostic skills were the key to my recovery. He is a physician who cares about his patients and is very competent and completely professional. Dr. Adam Levy is a credit to the medical profession, and I shall always be grateful for his care.

I got my appointment very quick and appointment for a treatment as well. Everybody in his office was very nice.

My husband had been a patient of Dr.Anderson for many years. Dr. Anderson was not available to see him when he became unable to swallow. Dr. Levy performed an endoscopy procedure which revealed cancerous tumors in the esophagus at the point the esophagus connects to the stomach. Dr. Levy (I suspect his staff) were very quick to make arrangements with a local oncologist to begin immediate treatment and he called a nationally renowned doctor at Emory University Healthcare System who performed a resection of the entire esophagus and half his stomach. We were satisfied with Dr. Levy's treatment. Dr. Levy found the tumors and arranged for quick treatment.

I have been seeing the same gastro doctor for the last 30 years. My doctor retired and Dr. Levy took over his patients. Since it was time for a colonoscopy, I made an appointment with Dr. Levy. The procedure went ok but he made a statement that "Evidently no one has addressed the fact that you are overweight, so I want to see you in my office about your weight." I called and made an appointment over the phone. In the meantime it took me forever to get my biopsy report from my colonoscopy. I was told to call if I did not hear anything within a week. Every time I called they told me that the doctor had not reviewed my biopsy report and to call back. Then I got to thinking about the video in his office waiting room concerning treatment for obesity, inserting a balloon in the stomach and put things together that this must be his plan to address my weight loss. I'm not a big fan of something artificial being inserted into my stomach but I thought I would have an open mind. I… showed up for the appointment on the day they gave me over the phone. I was told that I did not have an appointment for that day. They gave me the day that they showed for my appointment. It was actually scheduled for a couple of weeks later. I was nice and said ok, then the lady looked at the calendar and realized that the date that I was scheduled for was actually a Sunday. So, she had to give me another appointment even later. Needless to say, a week before my appointment, I called and cancelled. I immediately found another doctor. I will not be going back to Levy. I don't usually gripe and complain about doctors but this experience was not what I have been accustomed to.

Very knowledgable. Nice bedside manner.

My sister was in a hospital in Macon, her doctor needed some assistance from Dr. Levy on a gastro problem she was having . Dr. Levy rejected to help him (doc) or my sister weather or not Dr. Levy came to her at the hospital where she was at or was sent to the hospital where Dr. Levy practices, Dr. levy told her doctor he didn't want anything to do with her at all or her doctor in helping to assist with her health issues. Dr. Levy don't no my sister at all. I think this is very unprofessional for a doctor to pick an choose who is going to see and who he is not. Dr. Levy, I have one thing to say to you, "I wouldn't want you as my doctor", scene I no you want help other or doctors if you don't want to. Doctors are suppose to help other get better. I wouldn't recommend Dr. Levy to anyone.