AMG Senior Medical Group

Julia Tucker

If you care about your loved one, beware of this company. Their main objective, from my observation, is to do a cognitive test on the unsuspecting senior, and prescribe Namenda, a dangerous psychotropic which has awful side effects. I get a strong feeling that they are raking in big kick-backs for this.

Linda Schilling

We had our first visit with Jessica today and were impressed with her professionalism, personality and expertise. We look forward to seeing her again. It is good to know she is a phone call away.

Panagiota Papageorgiou

Brandi is absolutely PHENOMENAL! After dealing with many doctor's offices where it felt like you were pulling teeth to get through to someone...wanting an elderly woman to come in for a simple appt. Absolutely NOT with Covid-19 daily surging cases. I heard about AMG from another happy patient, I reached out on this late Friday night & was contacted the SAME day. Being in the medical profession myself for 8 years, I have never met anyone like Brandi. She goes well over and beyond for everyone she speaks to, answers all your questions, and is an amazing individual overall. I wish I could give you more than 5 stars! Stay well, stay safe. We appreciate you! I cannot wait for my mother to be in AMAZING care! ❤ Absolutely amazed that these care providers, doctors come to YOUR home. Wow. Thank YOU for all you do. God Bless & may He always watch over you.

Kidskwotes

I am SO thankful to have learned about your services! 🙏❤🤗 This is an amazing blessing to us! I have been given the opportunity to care for my parents during their final years. It was a struggle to get them to an appointment 5 years ago. Now, they have reached the stage where I am no longer capable of taking them out of the home for any reason...even with handy equipment and much assistance. That has made medical care very difficult. Whether it is a broken toe, a runny nose or chest pains ... we have had only TWO options which are both quite extreme: 911 ambulance transport, or; ignore it and let whatever happens, HAPPEN. 😥 It is VERY scary to sit home in anxious fear over some sudden heart or neurological symptom or unusual pain that we don't understand ... (when a dial-a-nurse only dares to encourage calling 911... and EMT's are required to suggest transport to a hospital at their age!) ... but over which my parents refuse to GO due to their DNR's! Dad is now on Hospice. However, when Mom has a medical incident...I am left with no assurance that inaction is not actually dangerous for her! (But up until now.. have had no choice, otherwise!) Then came AMG! ❤❤❤ I have often felt that while medical technology has been making GIANT LEAPS every year since...I think our travel-incapable elderly (who are NOT yet in need of hospice) have lost much of the medical care, and definitely the PERSONAL care they received back in the day of the small-town, home- visiting "Doc". This. Is. GREAT! ❤