Dr. Charles Colston Adams, MD

I had an uncomfortable experience as a female patient with Dr. Adams. I recommend requesting a nurse be present during your physical. And leave on all undergarments.

Behaved in an unprofessional manner. I am still traumatized by the experience years later.

Dr. Adams is a good Dr.,he care for his patients.

I have gone to other integrative doctors in the past in other places that were good so I'm spoiled and can't tolerate the mainstream five minute drug pusher nonsense with no real interest in even trying to find reasons for things. I was not disappointed at all - Dr. Adams is the best yet! Everything he does is to help the patient and his enthusiasm for doing that rings clearly through.

My fiancé is leaving for Army bootcamp in 2 weeks. We are getting married in less than one. As a gift, my mother had planned to get him a vitamin C infusion from this doctor/practice to boost his immune system. We had everything scheduled and planned to come in for the infusion. The day of, we arrive at the practice and the staff says in a rude tone “you’re late” the second we walk in. We apologized (although we weren’t late) and told them we’d fill out the paperwork by 9:30 which is when they said we NEEDED to meet with the doctor. It was 9:10. Paperwork was short and simple - but they told us it would take an hour and we couldn’t do it by 9:30. So I told them it would be done by 9:30 and they went back and got the doctor. He came out VERY RUDE and unprofessional. He has no care for his patients nor respect for those who serve our country. We drove over an hour for this infusion just to be turned away from our appointment. My mother had been so excited about this place and was going… to become a member - not anymore. So very disappointed. For anyone looking for this kind of healthcare, I recommend making the drive to the few places in Atlanta.

Dr. Adams is a diamond in the rough! He will give you a wealth of information, and you are a partner with him to decide which course to take.

I got very good advice on how to improve my nutrition and a prescription for identical hormones. I feel great and have more energy

Even has a sense of humor

I would give this NO stars if possible. I was really looking forward to seeing this doctor. I researched for weeks looking for someone in that area that could work with me. I called the office, and was told my insurance would cover it. I made arrangements to stay in the area (I'm from out of State) for a month, then found out my insurance didn't cover it. I was disappointed, but called the office to find out how much things would cost if I paid cash. The only cost I could find out about was the initial visit. I couldn't find out the cost of ANY of the treatment I was asking for until I go there. Well, obviously, I'm not going to go there for a month to get treatment only to find out that it's entirely out of my budget and have to rearrange everything and go home again. When I tried to explain that I need the information and need to plan for the money - I've been getting the same treatment in Florida for months, so I know how expensive it can be, even though it varies wildly - the… office manager, Ellen, refused to give me ANY information and suggested I go to another doctor. Thanks a lot. I have cancer. Needed to see this guy. But it's not going to happen now. Very bad office management. Much more attention on 'protocal' than on actually dealing with the patient in front of them and helping them according to their situation. It's too bad - I think the doctor's probably great. The office staff, however, and as is pretty common, ruin the whole thing. I built and ran a medical center, and this is a very stupid, non-service oriented way to go about it. I know the reason they do this is because they're afraid the patients will balk at the prices if given the information over the phone and they might not even show up for their appointment, or cancel it. But they are less likely to baIk if the doctor's already met with them. 'm hoping the doctor reads this. In fact, I'm going to try to find him at home and write him a letter so he knows what his staff is up to. Having policy in a company is necessary, but service is primary and sometimes policy has to be ignored in order to help someone. Can't tell you how disappointed I am.