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Your Testimonials
Valentina Gelfand
I am 83 years old. People don't speak about their health at this age. To tell you the truth, I never complain about my illnesses or pains to my relatives. I was well aware how many appointments and telephone calls we had to make. But I found out that not only my children and grandchildren can take care of my health, there are other people in Atlanta who care about elderly. At Atlanta Institute of Medicine and Rehabilitation you can see a doctor who will make a diagnosis, you can take all the tests, and you can get the necessary treatment: IVs, injections - everything at the same place! Who would object such a treatment?!
I will honestly tell you that I feel protected from my diseases at my age.
Konstantin Romanenko
I have been living in USA for a long time. Up until now I remember those clinics I went to in Lvov. Who could survive those hours of waiting in long lines for the doctors, to have the tests done, and so on and so forth?! And those never-ending lines of old people, children, and teenagers for the physiotherapy procedures! Atlanta Institute of Medicine and Rehabilitation has used the idea of the Soviet polyclinic but just the idea, because everything you need is available with no hassle and delay, and the personnel speak Russian. I am thankful to them. They understand my situation. I don't have any insurance coverage. And when I was going to see the doctors I was thinking: "Let them render as much service as I can pay for, and I will take care of the rest later." But they are the excellent professionals and very kind people who gave me a discount and helped me a lot. Many, many thanks to you.
Rimma Turmond
I like absolutely everything at Atlanta Institute of Medicine and Rehabilitation: They offer an easy way to see a doctor and a convenient form of payment. I appreciate time. My profession taught me how to do it, and I respect those people who do the same. If I feel bad and I need to go to the doctor, I do not need to wait almost for a month to find out what's wrong with me: I can see a doctor and take all the tests right here immediately. I am not old yet, I am 43 years old, but it is the age when people already start to appreciate convenience. Atlanta Institute of Medicine and Rehabilitation is technically equipped, and the doctors are real professionals. I was able to see for myself when I had a problem with my stomach. I respect all those doctors and all the medical personnel there: They all graduated from Soviet medical institutes and after that they came here and started to study medicine all over again. These people have twice proved their competency to provide medical help to others. In my opinion, it is very valuable.
Andrey Kirsanov
Recently I accompanied my mom to the doctors. She had been feeling bad for a few weeks, but she kept on saying, "It will pass, I can tolerate it." I understood that she didn't want to go through the aggravation of seeing different doctors, waiting in lines, having tests at different hospitals, and so on. I do not understand: If she needs to have an x-ray, why should she go to one hospital, and then if she needs to have a gastroenterological procedure done, why should she go to another hospital? Is it because the first hospital doesn't have the necessary equipment for gastroenterological procedures and the second one doesn't have the necessary equipment for x-rays? And after all that, why should she go to yet a third place with the results of her tests to see the doctor. Why so many inconveniences? And why should sick people be subjected to all this? But my mom and I found Atlanta Institute of Medicine and Rehabilitation, where it is "all in one." I decided to take my mother there and I was right. It took us only two days to see the doctors, to have all the tests done, and to get the necessary treatment. And the last thought that came into my mind: Sick people need better care than healthy ones. Thank God, there is Atlanta Institute of Medicine and Rehabilitation!
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