Thought I'd give an update. I'd been with Rogers for somewhere around 29 years and I mentioned last…read moretime I was there all the issues I'd had with his staff and making appointments before and he said that the next time I ran into a problem getting to see him to tell them it was important. I did. Nothing happened. TL;DR - sleep drug withdrawal, severe months long depression, inability to get an appointment or call back over the course of three weeks. In 2018 I was put on a drug to help with sleep (Pramipexole,) that midway through 2019 I found was screwing with my brain in not helpful ways. Imagine suddenly having the inability to remember anything for more than a few seconds and wondering why you'd taken some actions. The sleep drug prescription was done by a sleep physician he referred me to and when I decided to quit that drug (as I like remembering more than a goldfish,) that physician told me to contact Dr. Rogers if there were any problems in getting off of this. OK. There were problems. I called Dr. Roger's office, spoke with the answering service, was told they'd leave a message to get me in, and two or three days go by and I've not gotten a call. I called on Thursday or Friday and talk to someone and told her what was going on, basically I was having withdrawal complications from a dopamine agonist and I was so depressed at this point that I felt I should actively seek help. She said she'd get me a spot and call me back later. That was the last I heard from her. I called on whatever the second day they were working the next week and talked to another woman, she said the previous person was just going to call me if a spot opened up, uh no. Told her the issue that I was currently extremely depressed and was waking up to want to go back to sleep, sitting around staring at nothing, and this was not like me. She said sometimes we all need a break. I told her this wasn't a relaxing break, I was depressed to the point I recognized it due to getting off this medication and needed to talk to Dr Rogers. I was hung up on once, I'm not sure if my phone disconnected or it was them. I was told she'd look for something and to call back. The next call was 26 minutes long according to Sprint. Once again I was attempting to make an appointment, and once again I just got nowhere. I mentioned I was actually concerned at this point because this was going on for weeks. My phone died at 26 minutes in while I was on hold. Now, a couple of months later I'm ok. I was most likely experiencing dopamine agonist withdrawal syndrome which could have been mitigated. Maybe not, I had to self-diagnose here because I couldn't get in. I spent about a month and a half doing nothing more than wanting to sleep and resenting anything that kept me from it. I had no desires for much of anything. The only thing I didn't tell them in an attempt to see Dr Rogers was that I was suicidal. This is because I wasn't. I'd run out of desire for anything and was only operating out of a sense of self-preservation in attempting to get in. I've never received a phone call. It looks like I made 8 phone calls during that time. Probably spoke to people 4 or 5 times. 31 minutes. Trying to get an appointment, telling them exactly that I was depressed, it was not normal, this was important, and being put off by the front desk. So yeah, I liked Dr Rogers. But there's evidently no way to see him even telling the front desk people what he asked me, and I got told that sometimes everyone needs a break when I told her I was depressed due to a medication withdrawal. Really is sad, because I feel like my entire relationship with this doctor for the past few years is finding there's a front desk wall built and maintained to keep patients from getting to actually talk to the doctor. But yeah, someone says they're depressed the correct answer is not "everyone needs a break sometimes." Dr. Rogers, really do appreciate what you did, I tried to get to talk to you, really I did. Hope this finds you well. I've taken the hint that you're busy or the staff doesn't like me and moved on.

Amazing doctor. Not…read morea pill pusher like most. Highly recommended.

Dr. Christopher Hendrix was amazing with our 3 year old's broken leg, and my broken wrist surgery…read morefollow up, and further care plan for my back issues. He spent time with us; at no point did we feel rushed, answered questions, walked us through our X-ray results, suggested home exercise etc. I am very very impressed and he is now our go-to doctor for any ortho related needs for our family

I cannot imagine where I'd be of it we're not for the expertise of Franklin Orthopedic…read more Once you hit your 40s it seems you start encountering more health issues. For many years now I've had unique sports and training related problems. I've been there for a wide range of issues like bursitis, inflamed tendons, and even early stages of arthritis. I've even had to do their PRP therapy once - and it was super effective to relieve severe pain in my heel area. We've also taken our son there for torn ligaments related to sports injury. Our experience there has been 100% positive every single time. What I love most is that they have had roots in Franklin a long time. They really are a bedrock foe our family when we need them.

Visited Elite Orthopedics with my 85-year old mother last week on a follow-up visit with surgeon,…read moreDr. Thomas Dovan. The clinic was easy to find...parking great and accessibility wonderful, especially for my aging mom. Our visit with Dr. Dovan was prompt and he could not have been more kind and caring. Addressed a few extra issues and made immediate adjustments to her on going care. His staff was most courteous and helpful. Best of all, the surgery was successful and she is regaining the use of her hand. I highly recommend Elite and Dr. Dovan!

Dr Dovan is an excellent hand surgeon! He not only reattached my sons' fingers after running them…read morethrough a table saw 16 years ago!! My husband has Dupuytren's contracture and put off surg for a long time! For the 1st time in at least 5 years he can open his hand completely!! Thanks so much Dr Dovan and his entire staff!

By injury was a workers comp injury.i was referred to Dr Chad Price November 24th for diagnosis and…read moretreatment. He did an mri that clearly showed i had a torn rotator cuff, torn labrum, bicep tear off of the bone, bone spur in collarbone. Dr Price set up my surgery for January 6,2026. The surgery was to start at 1130am. It didnt start until 430pm. He did surgery and told my wife he repaired my labrum, fixed bicep, removed bone spur from collarbone and repaired collarbone. My wife asked did he do the rotator cuff and he said he did not as he did not think it was needed. So January 7,2026 i started rehab I was in level ten pain only got 2 hours sleep a night.i kept doing rehab two times a week with no progress. February another mri was done showing damage still there. Dr Price denied it said everything was fine. Kept rehab going until may reevaluation. Wife recommended Dr Price do an arthrogram and see what was really going on. He was very hesitant and got one scheduled. I had it done at Premier Radiology Hermitage the doctor that did it confirmed there was a significant rotator cuff tear, labrum damage and other damage to the shoulder area. Dr Price got the results back and I went in to go over the results. He asked me how I was I said I was in level 10 pain and not getting but two hours sleep. He said there is nothing wrong with your shoulder and more rehab is required. My wife asked what about the arthrogram report showing rotator cuff tear and the other damage he said there was not any. He asked my wife why did she think this she said i was in pain all the time and that I have no range of motion and can only lift two pounds after the months of rehab. Chad Price got very frustrated and and came at my wife and said do you not think people will have pain after surgery and he may not get anymore strength or range of motion this may be as good as it gets. He got very angry and said you are pushing me over the edge and if you dont like what I am telling you , you can get a second opinion. I went ahead and tried the cortisone shot it didnt work. I filed for a second opinion. I chose a better surgeon. Got an appointment for second opinion went over my arthrogram mri and advised me I had a significant rotator cuff tear, my labrum was sagging the wrong anchors were put in to hold my bicep to the bone and I had a lot of arthritis that had to be removed. The second opinion doctor fixed my shoulder but Dr Price lied tried to cover it up and didnt do the job he was to do on January 6th. Think twice research h your surgeon and run from this group. Dr Price lies and he has no bedside manner nor empathy for patients.

Dr. Price is my orthopedic specialist who did my second shoulder surgery. He's not only kind but…read morealso took the time to explain the entire surgical procedure and what to anticipate afterwards. His doctors assistant is equally kind and helpful. The office staff, including the girls, are friendly and always ready to assist. Moreover, there is plenty of parking available in the garage, making it convenient for my appointments with Dr. Price and physical therapy sessions. I highly recommend Dr. Price for his exceptional care.

I'm very picky about doctors and any sort of health-oriented practitioner. I was referred to Steve…read moreKravitz through a co-worker who also coincidentally was also a patient of my acupuncturist. I'd been seeing my acupuncturist for over 10 years and trust him implicitly (he's a very cool guy). He confirmed that he knew Steve Kravitz and thought he was very good. A few months later I threw my back out trying to move my television in a fit of furniture re-arranging and went to Steve. He literally made the pain disappear. I then began to see him for other things like the chronic muscle spasms I get in my neck/shoulder/back due to computer mouse use. I've had this condition also for about 17 years and seeing Steve drastically reduced and practically eliminated the situation. For a little while I was bouncing back and forth between Steve and my acupuncturist because the two seemed to complement each other. My acupuncturist noticed this and now he has been regularly sending his patients to Steve as well! I highly recommend Steve. He's extremely knowledgeable and has a wide repertoire that ranges from physical therapy to massage to craniosacral therapy and uses different techniques based on the condition. Additionally, Steve is also one of the most genuinely nice guys you'll ever meet. I've been a patient of his for six or seven years now and I've been recommending him to friends. I'll continue to see him as long as he practices!

I can't agree more with the other reviews. I wish more physicians would recommend and prescribe the…read moretypes of physical therapy Dr. Kravitz does for quicker recovery times from almost anything! Overall, I think the general public is uninformed about craniosacral therapy and myofascial release and other types of work with fascia available. As a firm believer in scientific processes, and evidence based results, I came to treatment a bit doubtful of what he could do for me. After trying to find ways to stay fit and competitive in sports over the years. Steve has become a vital part of my fitness and overall wellness program. I find that it's crucial to have him be able to augment traditional medical procedures such as: rotator cuff surgery, with lymphatic drainage therapy (reduced swelling dramatically,) to treat pulled or sprained muscles (much faster recovery time), and trauma (bruises gone, mobility returned). When Plantar Fasciitis started in my foot, the orthopedist recommended drugs and surgery. After three sessions with Steve (no drugs required) I haven't felt a twinge. He also can provide more subtle analysis of minor conditions, like-- when I can't pinpoint something specific, but I know things "just aren't right." His fierce knowledge of anatomy is quite remarkable. But more amazing is how relaxing the sessions are. I often come out of treatment thinking -- how can this possibly do anything? He barely moves! Over the next day or two your body adjusts, and things happen. Steve is extremely thoughtful and sensitive, he treated my son (6 yrs. old) for a condition that turned out to be caused by something quite unexpected, and his genuine concern for getting to the root of the problem was crucial. While everyone's body reacts differently, there is no mysticism here. Just the best application of appropriate treatments.

Went to see this dr bc I didnit want to see someone who just wanted to do surgery (he's an…read moreAnesthes.) won't be going back - he was rude and didn't care what I had to say.. I ended up getting a shot in my hip and he ask me, " know which hip is it ?"!!!!!!!!

Dr. Todd is now at Skyline medical. I started seeing him when he was with TOA. I followed him to…read moreSkyline. He does radio frequency ablations on my thoracic area of my back. It keeps me pain free for 6 months. Unfortunately the nerves that stop sending pain signals to your brain grow back. But! You can have the procedure done again and again. I am trying to keep from having surgery. So as long as this keeps working, I will keep going back. Dr. Todd is my miracle worker! I highly recommend him. He is the pain Dr. you want to go to!

Called to see if they offered cryotherapy, due to a pulled muscle in my back, and the man that…read moreanswered the phone was super rude. If I ever need any type of service, I will never choose here.

Victor makes very thorough assessments for your situation. I have a lower back pain for years. I…read moretried medical help and massages, but the pain was still there. Somebody told me that a chiropractor would actually help me better and for longer terms. Last month I had some problem hitting my wrist and I lost the power of doing push ups (I could not let my body weight on that wrist because was too painful), so I decided to try a chiropractor and I started my treatments with Victor. First he sent me to have some blood work and X-rays done, took notes for my assesment and made me a short treatment with some electric machine for the lower back (some kind of pad that sends electrical impulses) and something called dry needle therapy. After that treatment with the needles I felt like after a detox treatment made with essential oils! I slept a lot and felt the need to drink a lot of water for the next 2 days! All my body felt great and the pain in my wrist was almost completely gone. Next week I get the second treatment with the electric machine, and my test were in so Victor made my first spine, wrist and neck adjustments (he observed that I have some pressure/ tightness in the muscle at the neck also). After this treatment I realised that I can turn my head left and right a lot further and my back was staying straight with no pain. I still have to go for the 3rd adjustment tomorrow, but the tightness on my neck is gone, the pain in the lower back did not return yet on the regular daily routines, and my wrist flexibility improved a lot.

Dr Greenberg is not to be trusted. He wrote a bunch of lies…read morein my medical reports based on how I looked. He maid claims about things that he had no proof of. No test to back up any of his accusations NONE !!! It was purely based off of what he thought !!! I could tell you more about his personality & his thinking and his Character .I'm sure if I did that you would probably never book an appointment. If I told you anymore he'd probably sue me. There's another Doctor who works in the same office as Greenberg I once had a lot of faith in him. But he straight up lied to me and he turned out not to be the man I thought he was....

I saw Dr Greenberg for the first time today as an Urgent Care patient. While he's not my regular…read moreprovider there, he explained he was in the office this morning only to quickly see one of his patients, but when he learned I was waiting for an urgent visit, he agreed to see me as well. Dr. G was so warm and personable, very thorough with his questions and my exam, and took the time to explain not only what was going on with my current issue (back pain), but to talk me through the medicine he was prescribing, and my ongoing care to include PT and a follow up with another more specialized provider. He was funny and engaging, kind and caring, and also answered some other questions I had with a refreshingly forthright perspective. Dr. G reminded me so much of the late Dr. Allen Anderson, who treated me quite a few years ago at TOA, and died in a tragic accident. I thought the world of Dr. Anderson, and was similarly impressed by my interaction with Dr. Greenberg. To the extent that my needs fall within his speciality, I hope to see him in the future, and I definitely plan to sing his praises to my friends and family.