Chris George Pappas, MD

Dr Pappas deeply cares about his patients - he takes the time to listen and diagnose issues without jumping to quick fixes through pharmaceuticals. I feel truly blessed that a friend recommended Dr Pappas after a long search for a good primary care manager. My experience has been 100 percent positive. As I move up in seniority on this planet, I am experiencing several age-related pains and issues. Dr. Pappas listens to each concern and has proposed long term solutions to each. Additionally the staff at Magnolia Medical deserves mention, including Sandy, and also his nurses and clinical assistants - Savannah, Emily and Cece. All are professional above expectations and are the best examples of healthcare heroes. I cannot give a higher rating or recommendation, or again express my gratitude for the care received through this team.

Dr. Pappas is an exceptional primary care physician. His no-nonsense approach to diagnosing and recommending treatment is refreshing. One of the best providers I've ever had the opportunity to visit. His support staff is also second to none.

DR Pappas is just great. He always explains every thing to you and is not in a hurry to get to the next patient. Has been my doctor for 7 plus years and not ever consider having another doctor. He is outstanding.

Kind and compassionate Dr. I am comfortable with his staff and the care from all employees associated with Dr. Pappas.

Dr Pappas is an excellent doctor who truly listens to his patients. He has a wide area of expertise and has a great personality. His nurses are excellent too and make patients feel very welcome and at ease. The whole staff at Magnolia Clinic are very efficient and the wait time to see a doctor or for labs is quite short. Would not want to go to any other clinic.

Outstanding. Dr. Chris Pappas and his team at Magnolia Medical were outstanding in taking care of me. They needed to expedite evaluations and ensured my insurance company was in sync with all of the prescribed procedures. He is extremely knowledgeable, thorough, and explains all of the medical jargon which anyone can understand. As a family physician, he is definitely focused on a health/wellness philosophy. Also, his two assistants, Michelle and Allison, were instrumental in coordinating with the insurance company.

Have to love it when a doctor's receptionist tells you he refuses to see patients under 65 who have Medicare because they have "too many problems". What kind of an educated "professional" spouts that kind of inductive hogwash? Best take all those high average ratings with a grain of salt in light of the fact that they only come from patients deemed worthy (i.e., not having "too many problems") of treatment.

Had no health issues, hadn't seen in over a year called and won't see again