Central Georgia Heart Center Warner Robins

I've been under the care of Dr. Carmine Oddis (pronounced OH'-dis--No one will know who you're talking about if you pronounce it like it's spelled. I can empathize.) for several years, now, both at the CGHC Macon office and here at the WR office. The good doctor is a fantastic physician. He really listens to me and takes into account my input when making an assessment. He doesn't patronize me as a patient and is extremely personable and knowledgable and thorough. Outstanding doctor.
His staff are great, too. They always do an excellent and comforting job of taking my vitals and hooking me up to whatever machine that needs to read my ticker. They are nice to me and good conversationalists when the office isn't crazy busy and they laugh at my stupid jokes.
As far as the office staff, I can't speak to the unpleasantries of the nurse at the window meantioned in the previous review. I have had nothing but kindness from the receptionists, even on financial matters. And you know those can get tense at times. She seemed to understand that they are a medical facility that treats heart issues and this is America, the Capitol with a capital "C" and an "O" for "Oh, God help us!" and the South, at that, so cardiac medicine is pretty popular, here. They ain't gonna run out of patients anytime soon, and folks are going to fall on hard times. They are understanding and cooperative.

I'm thinking the receptionist with whom the above reviewer dealt with is probably not there anymore, because I can't see this lady being that way.

Great facility, great staff, great service!

If you're new to Warner robins and need medical care, just get ready to go through a bunch of unnecessary things. The communication in every doctors office in this town is completely terrible. Once again I called this clinic and specifically said that I changed my insurance and that I needed to make sure they took my new insurance. They assured me that they did. I come for my appointment and they don't take my insurance. Once again, this is a common theme in this town and I have no clue why.

This review is based solely on the old hag at the front desk that decided to get smart with a Stage 4 Cancer patient having a bad day. Ma’am, I hope there comes a time when you get to see how horrible a person you are.