Primary Care Doctors - Franklin, TN

"If I could give lower than a 0 star review I would. The absolute worst staff and the doctors are out of this world horrible. I was refused help and told that I was going through Xanax withdrawal simply because I took Xanax 6 years ago. Anil Srivastava did absolutely anything that he could to put the work on other physicians and was the least communicative doctor I have ever had the displeasure of meeting. Stay FAR FAR away from this place if you actually way help."

"I love Dr. Veera and her staff. They are very friendly and I wouldn't change them for anything in the world. My son has been her doctor for all 7 yrs of his life. When he got sick I didn't know what to do until she told me exactly what to do now he is healthy and strong and has been ever since. To me and my family she is indeed the best in her field."

"Dr. Kalb is the most Lyme/Tick literate doctor. After several years of dealing with our daughter's Lyme and other tick co-infections, we met with Dr. Kalb. His years of experience and treatment plan was life changing. Literally our daughter's quality of life has returned and she is free from the Lyme and tick bacteria completely. She was able to go back to school and graduated with her class. We are so grateful for Dr. Kalb's passion to care for people. He pursues staying educated on the latest treatment for many complex illnesses. We are very blessed to have such a great doctor in our area. "

"Dr. Olson is exactly what all her negative reviews say: the most condescending woman you’ll ever meet. Here were my issues with her: - She did not listen to any of my concerns - Ran the wrong blood tests after I confirmed with her the correct ones - Interrogated me about my past as an abuse victim 10 years ago (way above and beyond a professional reason) - Apparently didn’t listen when I told her I was seeing a specialist for a medical condition I have, because the next day she had a nurse call me and acted like Dr. Olson discovered the medical condition herself. I put it on my new patient paperwork, so obviously I already knew about it.....and we discussed it at length in the appointment together. "