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Rod Ganey, PhD. The electronic Medical Practice survey is emailed to Piedmont Healthcare patients within a few days of their appointment. Patients take a 20 question survey and provide comments regarding specific aspects of care. We use this feedback to improve all aspects of the clinic experience.

Our goal is to provide each patient with an exceptional experience of care. Each year we hear back from 50, patients who receive care in our outpatient centers. We are committed to posting positive and negative feedback. However, we do not post comments that are libelous, slanderous, profane or those that risk the privacy of our patients. We use this feedback to improve all aspects of the clinic experience. Our goal is to provide each patient with an exceptional experience of care.

Each year we hear back from 50, patients who receive care in our outpatient centers. We are committed to posting positive and negative feedback. However, we do not post comments that are libelous, slanderous, profane, or those that risk the privacy of our patients. Meet our executive team—health care visionaries dedicated to innovation and excellence. Their leadership drives our business forward, ensuring that we deliver superior services and solutions to clients across the continuum of care.

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