Green Hills Pediatric Associates

We have been bringing our children, both of whom have special needs, to Green Hills Pediatrics for about five years. Our oldest has profound needs, including autism level 2, comorbid conditions, and rare genetic factors. Over the past two years, we have been charged for a second visit in addition to the well-child visit—without prior notice. In 2024, I explained our family’s financial situation, as we spend thousands annually on therapies and supports. I was told it was up to the doctor because my children “took too long.” After explaining our inability to pay, the issue was corrected that year. In 2025, we were double-billed again—$30 per child—again without any discussion before the visit. This repeated practice feels discriminatory. Creating extra charges solely because children have d

My 7 and 4 year old have been patients of Dr. Triggs since birth and I could not be happier with the care they have received. She always takes the time to talk through concerns and my kids are always excited to see her as well! We have seen pretty much all the doctors/nurses in the practice for various sick visits, vaccines, etc. and always have a great experience.

Absolutely love GHPA. The most caring, gentle, kind, and understanding physicians. They go above and beyond to understand their patients and families.

My first born has never been the same since he received way too many vaccines in one visit, SIX to be exact, at this practice. Years later we are finally getting to the root cause of the issues he has. We were behind on our vax schedule as I was pregnant with my second child, at the time, and had Hyperemesis gravidarum. Dr. Godfrey was very adamant that spacing out was the wrong move. I questioned why it had to be all at once, asked if we could do them over a few weeks. He questioned my ability to parent. He told me that would be more traumatizing for my child. He made me feel like an idiot because I asked questions but didn’t have a medical degree, therefore my questions were invalid. He strong armed me and said they’d drop my child as a patient, if we weren’t up to date. Mind you, not an

Both of my sons have been seeing Dr. Buie for many years. When my son was 6, his dentist suggested that my son had sleep apnea and needed to see an occupational therapist for teeth grinding. He suggested we talk to our pediatrician about this. Dr. Buie dismissed us and said we were likely being scammed. Our family is very pro-doctors and science, and are aware that lots of medical professionals out there take advantage of families so we listened to her. My son started to have severe behavior problems so we decided to push a little more on the sleep apnea assessment. After pushing, it turned out my son did in fact have sleep apnea and needed his tonsils removed. Our relationship with Dr. Buie continued, we would have a concern and she’d brush it off. My son’s emotional disturbances