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Piedmont Integrative Medicine

2939 Knollcrest Hill Lane
High Point, NC
27265

(336) 760-0240
(336) 760-4568

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Our general areas of practice are chelation therapy, detox, fibromyalgia, irritable bowel syndrome, iv therapy, menopause, nutrition and pms. Board certified in family medicine & holistic medicine, nutrition, detox, iv & chelation therapy, irritable, bowels syndrome, thyroid, pms & menopause.

Reviews

5 out of 5 stars
By Wendy from Winston Salem, NC
Posted Nov 2, 2016
 

Dr. A and his staff are outstanding,loving, caring and genuinely concerned about the patient's. My journey started with them in 2011 and I would not take anything for what they had done for me and my family. Without going into specifics my life has been changed. Gave us a beautiful baby boy that I do not think I would've had without their help. My husband has been with them for 4 years with very similar results as my own. If you want the same results, do the same thing, go to the same doctor's, take your prescriptions, and get the same results. If you're ready to start your journey of healing and commitment to yourself and change then go to Piedmont Integrative Medicine.
 
5 out of 5 stars
By Michelle L from Madison, NC
Posted Aug 30, 2016
 

I had been warned that Dr A was a "little different" but who cares!! The man knows his stuff and from the first moment of meeting I knew God sent us there! Quite frankly it's hard to keep a good staff anywhere. Niceties go a long way but maybe they aren't getting the job done? Or maybe it is that he requires much of them, but honestly how often do you frequent a facility 1-4 times a year and find the same people working? My son has TS and we have learned to "semi-control" it through diet and supplementation. Whatever it was Dr A did on my son's very first visit had him tic free for well over 30 mins after leaving his office. I'd say that brilliant man is a God send! (My son is a teenager who doesn't want to follow the instructions Dr A would set before him ON HIS OWN so we are on hiatis but I am planning to become his next patient) :)
 
1 out of 5 stars
By Linda from Winston Salem, NC
Posted May 4, 2016
 

I normally give people more then one opportunity if I am dissatisfied in any way but this was the exception to the rule . I found Dr A to be condescending and he appeared to have a lack of concern for me as a human being . It's quite interesting to me that a person who chooses to help people has so little regard . As far as his capabilities, I can't say. I didn't give him a second chance. I didn't want to waste my time or my resources on someone who appeared so void of compassion. On second thought perhaps he could use a few aromatherapy sessions himself and clear out his chakras. That being said , I do not recommend him. that was over two years ago but still it's 10 my memory . fortunately there are several more holistic MD's in our area now. I found a very precious NES practitioner in Burlington. Her practice is called For Your Health. She is more than worth the miles I drive! My life physically and mentally he has drastically changed!

 
1 out of 5 stars
By Wendy y from Lexington, NC
Posted Sep 25, 2015
 

Dr A is so offensive and abrupt. I took my elderly mother to him. He had no respect for us. Wouldn't answer questions. Before when making the appointment when asked why I was bringing her I told the receptionist the main concern I had was for one of my mother's diseases. But of course when filling out the paperwork I put all her health problems. He told us well that's not what you originally came in for so he'd only address her one disease and rudely brushed us off like we were were low intelligent human beings. He's known for his dislike of females. And when we left had my elderly mother so upset and she commented how dirty he looked lol. I never went back. Never will. I'd die first!
 
5 out of 5 stars
By Jerry M from Tobaccoville, NC , NC
Posted May 31, 2015
 

I have been ging to see Doc since he started at this office. The staff turnover is real but I have gotten the same high quality medical treatment no matter who is there. Doc spends enough time with me to see what I need and I have no negative comment at all.
 
2 out of 5 stars
By Kim A from Winston Salem, NC, NC
Posted Feb 5, 2014
 

I was a patient at PIM for a while...a while ago. I have always used and Alternative Practioner, fo ra long time, Dr. A was the only option. I put his gruff approach aside but honestly saw no differenc ein my health. He was always so judgemental and abrupt it was offensive. I stoped going there when my husbands Doctor opended his own practice and left the WFU network. I now go to Robinhod Intergrative Health on Robinhood rd in WS. The are wonderful-no judging, they actually listen to me. I love their approach and the staff is fantastic. The hard part is getting an appointment-they have grown so quickly and are addign staff as they grow. I am also eeing a difference in my health and will continue to be seen there for so many reasons.
 
2 out of 5 stars
By JANB from Winston Salem, NC
Posted Jan 21, 2014
 

I think he is a great doctor. As far as his turnover in staff, he is not the only doctor in town who has trouble keeping staff. Dr. Cynthia Durham, a chiropractor, also has very high turnover in office staff.
 
4 out of 5 stars
By Karen from Winston Salem, NC
Posted Feb 3, 2012
 

I have just recently seen Dr. A . . . .so far, his staff has been great. At my last visit, however, I thought out loud that he must be difficult to work with--he is a brain; he demands much of himself and probably of his staff, as well. He is helping me a great deal but I probably would not want to work for him.
 
4 out of 5 stars
By W.J.Corey from Washington, NC
Posted Aug 18, 2010
 

Sound good
 
3 out of 5 stars
By stacy from Winston-salem, NC
Posted Apr 7, 2010
 

I must agree with Donna from King, NC. I too am a patient of Piedmont Integrative Medicine, and have been for a number of years, I dont like leaving comments as such but feel the same way regarding his staff, its unfortunate because he is a good Doctor. I was just in recently, a matter of a month or so and noticed a new employee at the desk, she was very pleasant and kind and had a smile, which you dont see much anymore, I went back 2 weeks later and she isnt there, its too bad that he cant keep good people, like this woman,but there must be a reason for this big turnover!
 
2 out of 5 stars
By donna from king, NC
Posted Mar 30, 2010
 

Ive been going to PIM for a couple of years now and I have never seen such a turnover in staff such as this practice. I must admit I go to see Dr A because I cannot find a holistic Doctor close to my home, I am not satisfied with the people he staffs. I will cont to see him as my "alternative" doctor but am not at all impressed with the office.vexah
 

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