Dr. John Choa He is amazing. I'm a nurse and had no idea…read morewho to go to so I asked other co- workers who have seen him in surgery. All of them recommended him. I had torn both ligaments and tendons in my ankle, I have no issues anymore. He listened to all my concerns and we tried PT before jumping into surgery first thing. I have recommended others to him and they have had success with their issue as well.

Honestly, I've never experienced such a professional medical team than Dr. Finney's team. Every…read moreinteraction I had --- from reception all the way to the doctor --- provided me with a lot of confidence. Dr. Finney and his team listened to me. They understand my goals and keep me grounded with my expectations. I would rather have never had this medical issue, but having a doctor and team I trust certainly made me appreciate the level of care I receive.

Dr. Potts is a wonderful and very talented surgeon. I had a complicated hip injury involving a torn…read morelabrum and torn medius and minimus tendons. Other surgeons didn't want to do the surgery or even recommend someone partially due to the complexity and my age of 74. Dr. Potts never hesitated and was confident of good outcome. The surgery was successful and 6 months later I am very near 100% recovered. The follow up also has been great. I highly recommend Dr. Potts and very grateful for what he did for me.

I might retract one star for this office's interface with the public. Leave a message? Really?…read more In the 21st Century? However, the staff is great! I dealt with Shani, who was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable. I also dealt with Dr. Potts' PA, Logan, who was personable and professional. Kayla the nurse is always friendly and helpful. Dr. Potts really seems to know what he's doing and is very professional. He took care of my labrum issue, and for the first time in almost two years I am pain-free in the hip!! I WOULD RECOMMEND HIM TO EVERYONE!

Located @ 1968 Peachtree Rd NW Atlanta, Georgia 30309…read more Attended a doctor's appointment with my Uncle today. We visited the Labs first then met with his Doctor. From start to finish, everyone was extremely helpful and nice to us as I escorted my Uncle to every area of the hospital. The Care Quality and customer service was excellent and we did not have any issues today. I would definitely recommend this location for your medical needs. It was definitely the professionalism and service for me.

Don't go to this ER. The hospital, clinics, surgery, who knows, might be great. Don't go to this…read moreER. Don't. Firstly, the very first thing a patient sees after walking through the ER doors and passing security is the registry desk. At the registry desk is a little silver sign. It reads "We Regret That We Cannot Validate Parking." I do not believe that they regret this for one moment. The parking is very very far away from the emergency room door, so if you have the temerity to drive yourself or get a private citizen to drive you to the emergency room, you may well need a gurney by the time you get there. Valet parking at the emergency room is twelve dollars. Secondly, the registry desk does not actually register you. I gave the folks at the desk my cards and whatnot, and they typed some things and then gave me a piece of paper with a phone number on it, for me to complete my own registration via telephone. I say this with sarcasm: Because someone who has lost a shitton of blood is absolutely the best person to put on the telephone to confirm delicate details, and airing such delicate details in a crowded waiting room where people are crying must be simple and safe for such a person. Of course. They won't even keep hold of the stupid little barcode stickers that they use for procedures with your name on them. You have to hold onto your sheet of stickers and not bleed on it or lose it or drop it. When I was there, the two public-facing hand sanitizer dispensers in the waiting room were empty. The only hand sanitizer dispensers that were not empty are the ones outside the triage rooms. The Piedmont Emergency Services department's triage folks have no manual blood pressure cuffs and no time to get one, so if someone cannot use an automatic, all they will do is write down that you refused the reading. This seems counterproductive for triage. I was able to see the phlebotomists after 2-3 hours. They were champions, for what it's worth, but they were not there for medical advice. After three and a half hours, I was bored, in pain, and hungry and thirsty, because food and drink are not allowed in the ER waiting room. After 6 and a half hours, my friend went to the phlebotomists to get my IV device removed so we could leave. We gave up because I had eaten one small slim-jim since 4pm and it was 2am. I'd become more and more light-headed due to low blood sugar. I'm diabetic. I was stumbling when I walked. The people I saw neglected while I was there put me in a PTSD episode for weeks. Their system of paperwork required me to sign an AMA, which I had to refuse to sign as I had received no medical advice whatsoever.

Dr Littleton is wonderful! Very professional and also very friendly. He takes time to explain…read moreeverything he's going to do. I would highly recommend him.

I love my spine/pain Dr. - Dr. Christopher Alexander. Very professional and helpful. Dr…read more Alexander added dry needling to my order, along with traditional PT. The problem I have is with the Physical Therapy office down the hall. They have a policy that they don't bill your insurance for dry needling, whether the doctor orders it or no. This is very strange, because if your insurance covers it (mine does) and if the doctor orders it (he did), they shouldn't make you pay out of pocket. I also called United Healthcare and they told me that I should be billed out of pocket. I am not planning to return to them. I was seeing a different PT last year and they were much more generous with dry needling and I did not have to pay out of pocket. They billed my insurance along with the other PT I received. I never paid more than the co-pay. Piedmont Hospital needs to look into this and update their policy.

I love this doctor! Had to go in for a meniscus tear and bone spur and was so pleased to find a…read moredoctor who really cares about his patients and spend the time with them. I was referred to him by my husband and friends who told me he had worked on the knees and shoulders of a lot of professional and amateur athletes and was honestly a little nervous to go in because I'm not at that level. But he treated me with care and encouragement and I'm 8 weeks post surgery doing amazingly well and currently trying to " grow" new cartilage on both knees with PRP injections that Dr. Myers hopes will keep me from having knee replacements. In a world where doctors don't seem to really take the time to get to know their patients, this man is a gem

I visited Paragon Sports Medicine for Achilles tendinitis and shoulder pain. I'd never visited an…read moreorthopaedic doctor before so I was a bit nervous, but my visit went really well. Betsy did my x-rays and she was very considerate when positioning me for the machine and participated in a friendly conversation which distracted me from my shoulder worries. Dr. Garten was great as well, explaining why I was experiencing the pains in my heel and shoulder and telling me what I could do to help avoid and alleviate the pain, including a few weeks of physical therapy. He diagnosed my shoulder as impingement and let me know that it was fixable which was a relief. For the ladies who may decide to visit Paragon, lemme warn you... Dr. Garten is a little bit of a hottie. He makes a lot of direct eye contact and his baby blues are hypnotic. It was all I could do not to giggle while he was talking to me. But I did a great job of keeping myself together, and I hope you do too. Prior to my visit, I had to cancel and reschedule because of the recent snow in Atlanta, and Paragon was quick to respond. I also had an insurance question about my visit that I handled via email, and received a quick response for that as well. If you call and get the voice mail, leave a message because they'll call you back fairly quickly or the next day. You'll have to pay for parking to visit Paragon. It's located in the Northwest Medical Offices (inside the west building with the big W on the side). The parking isn't expensive at $2 for up to 30 min and $3 for up to 60 min. The rates go up after that, but I didn't capture how high. Overall, two thumbs up!

I ended up at this place, thanks to a referral from Dr. Hoadley (who was a referral from one of my…read morerunning buddies, and a Hernia Specialist). Due to my former job with the Atlanta Hawks and Thrashers, Dr. Hoadley sent me to Dr. Garten. Finding the place wasn't hard, and it's in one of the nicest housing areas of Atlanta you'll see (West Paces Ferry Rd). Parking was a breeze (you will pay $5 to park), and then his office was in the West Tower on the 2nd Floor (there is also an East Tower). Walking in, I found the office space to be very clean and seemed to be very new. Maybe it was just all the modern furniture. I was the only one there (must have been the first patient at 9AM), and got checked in right away. The front desk lady was very nice. It wasn't long before I was called back and waited. I had handed the lady my MRI cd and notes, and she had me wait while Dr. Garten reviewed it. I certainly didn't mind the 10 minute wait or so. Walking in, Dr. Garten was very friendly and I just loved his demeanor. I went over a brief history of my running, and he had me hop up on the table and lie down. It took him literally three minutes to hit the pain points. He mentioned he reviewed my MRI and went over what was ailing me, but had wanted to check the spots first. It was SUCH a relief to hear. It was more a relief to hear that my injury wouldn't require surgery, and that a steroid pack plus PT should resolve it. Even better, someone in his family had the same injury as mine, so he referred to a PT that could handle it. I'm certainly a happy customer, b/c of the service I received and also the immediate result of knowing what was wrong. I would refer Dr. Garten to anybody. Great bedside manner and accurate diagnosis.

Jeffrey T... do you remember your old secretary Kathy Connors when we were over at the Peachtree…read moreOrthopedic Clinic? I've thought about you from time to time and just found you through all this computer stuff. I was sorry to hear about Your first wife's death, but am happy that you have found someone else to bring happiness to your life. If you ever get a minute, I'd love to hear from you at Rooneypup@yahoo.com Take care! Kathy

Dr Benny truly cares about his patients I can tell by the way he listens to me and address my…read morepains. I literally can't put into words how incredible I feel after visiting him. He's fantastic.

If you're looking for a massage therapist let me save you the search and tell you Nina is the best…read morein the city. I've seen lots of massage therapists over the years and if you're dealing with chronic pain from past injuries or special orthopedic needs it can be difficult to find someone who not only has good technique but understands the science behind the pain and how to relieve it. Nina listens to your needs and executes a high standard of service. It never feels like a transactional appointment, it always feels like a healing session. She's affordable and has a nice location in the city with free parking. I recommend all of my friends to go to her so wanted to come here to share my recommendation as well - 10/10!

Had a wonderful experience here as I've been dealing with my back issues. Dr. Small is very…read moreprofessional and listens/understands as all PTs should, but many don't. I left with lots of strategies and ways I can self-treat my issues with stretching--overall, though, he's got a great way about him and the support staff was super friendly and accommodating. If you're having issues, it's highly recommended.

I've been seeing Aaron Small with Advance Rehab on and off for over 15 years for various issues -…read moremeniscus/knees, then rotator cuffs and now neck pain/degenerative discs. He and the office are both professional and personal. Appointments are respected and I feel like they concentrate on me when I'm there and listen to my concerns. I'm quite comfortable giving a full recommendation. GregBrown