Evenhuis Cardiology & Internal Medicine, PA

I saw Dr. Evenhuis for over two years at the VA in Dublin, Georgia. During that time, I had continuing dizziness and my right eye began to "gray out" at times. Dr. Evenhuis did testing (EKGs, stress tests, Holter monitor, etc.,) and each time, I was told by Dr. Evenhuis that there was "little bit" of blockage in my carotid artery. Dr. Evenhuis recently left the Dublin VA and I have been referred to a cardiologist outside the VA. Within the first month of seeing my new doctor, I have learned that I have 100% blockage in my carotid. This did not happen overnight. The graying out of my eye was due to plaque particles breaking away and blocking arteries leading to my optic nerve. I would stay away if I were you.

Me and my sibling were going for a walk around the street that this place is on. We stumbled upon this place and decided to take a look around. We originally thought we'd be trespassing so we were gonna turn around but the gate was open so we thought it was okay. We walked around, thinking there'd be some cars but there were none. We even checked the other side of the building, where there were more parking spaces but there were still no cars. We almost left but we saw something shining next to one of the parking spots. It was a bottle. We examined it closer and figured out it was a beer bottle. The., we decided to leave because we'd seen enough. But, we wanted to see if anyone was inside. We walked up to the door to see if the place was actually open and there was a paper on the door. We read t and it didn't make much sense to us but it said it was closed. The we left. I've read some of these other reviews and they basically say that this place isn't good at all. And, I just want to say that one of the doctors might have been drunk on the job, and I'm worried for some of you guys safety.

Hocus Pocus is what this guy is all about. Stay away.