I am new here to the state of Georgia so I had to get use to all new doctors. Unfortunately, I had…read morea fall that would introduce me to Piedmont OrthoAtlanta. I fractured both my tibia/fibula but Dr. Jeffrey Smith and his entire team was awesome. He is attentive, caring and very informative. Dr Huu is his Pa and he was great also. I hope not to break anything else but in the future if I ever need an orthopedic doctor, I will be coming here. Everyone including the front desk were great at both the John's Creek and Lawrenceville office. Thank you to all the staff at Piedmont OrthoAtlanta.

My husband and I have been coming to see Dr. Dala and David the PA for many years…read more It's easy to get an appointment. They have the X-ray machine there . They get you in and out. My husband has had several surgeries from Dr. Dalal. All were successful and enhanced his quality of life.

Professional, talented, problem solver of issues. Dr Jason…read moreis a delight. Do t hesitate to schedule an appointment.

He listens attentively and proceeds with targeted custom therapy. There is no rush and you get his…read morefull attention.

First visit for damaged to L4L5S1 lower back and C5C6 neck. Torn tendon in right shoulder. Was in…read morelobby doing paperwork for 20 minutes hearing someone behind the counter sneezing,coughing and blowing their nose. Then was called to start my therapy and it was the Indian woman that said she had the flu a few days ago and could wear a mask. I said no and walked out .. looks like a place where they don't care about a patients health.

The overall experience from the treatment is very good. The overcrowding of the water treatment…read morefacility is an issue at times, man's room shower needs more TLC. Otherwise it's a good facility!

I came here seeking answers for a chronic running issue. I've had AmnioFix, physical therapy 3…read moredifferent places, and I'm still not better. After tearing both hamstrings, I thought once that healed, I'd be back in the game, but for some reason, my left side is giving me serious issues and I still can't run. So I heard these guys are experts, so I decided to give them a try. I was seen first by the fellow (out of medical school and doing their Fellowship year in training) then followed by Dr. Jayanthi. I will say they spent quite a bit of time with me, but unfortunately that did not yield any solid answers. He suggested I may have an atypical presentation of compartment syndrome, and said there's a test for that, but he wasn't sure the amount, and honestly after spending as much as I have, I don't want to go through a test that isn't likely to yield findings. I felt he was somewhat grasping at what it could be, and all he was able to tell me is it's an exertional problem. Well, I already knew that. I have symmetrical strength and function on both sides until I try to run. I even walk evenly. That's what is so frustrating. He did do an ultrasound to look for masses/cysts and found nothing. So all in all, with two physicians evaluating, they could't come up with a diagnosis but said PT at this point is futile since they don't know what to fix yet. He said they were going to contact me about the next test, but no one has, and I am not sure I'm going to even do it anyway. It's back to the drawing board for me.

Very helpful and kind staff! Dr. Jayanthi was able to give me a clear diagnosis and put me on a…read moreproper treatment plan. I'm a college athlete and I definitely recommend Emory Sports Medicine at Johns Creek.

If you are a new patient, don't bother trying to make an appointment. It took several days for his…read morestaff to return my call, but they let me know they are no longer taking insurance or new patients.

From the owner: Start feeling better without medicine, steroids, or opioids. Regenerative Non-Surgical…read moreOrthopaedics: PRP:Platelet Rich Plasma

The best period Best surgeon he is so smart detail…read more and more Great staff and office too

Pitiful Care & Lies - What Did I Do to Deserve This?…read more I just have to say--the care I received at your office was absolutely pitiful. And let's be real, it had everything to do with discrimination. Whether it was my ankle monitor, my insurance status, or something else--y'all made a conscious decision to treat me like I was less than. Let's talk about Mr. Deep for a second. I asked him point-blank: "Do you think this has anything to do with a Baker's cyst? I've had them 3-4 times before, but it never spread into my calf." He looked me in the face and said, "No." Guess what? It was a Baker's cyst. So, either he didn't know what he was talking about, or he just didn't care. Meanwhile, I was in excruciating pain and just needed something--whether it was the meloxicam (which wasn't available until Monday morning) or ANYTHING to get some relief. Instead, I had to go to another doctor, who actually helped me by prescribing prednisone, which finally gave me some relief. And let's talk about the lies. Y'all told me Dr. Potts doesn't do knee replacements. If that's true, fix his online info because that's false advertising. You told me you called in my meloxicam, but guess what? You waited THREE DAYS to do it. Why? Now, you're trying to get rid of me after I've been seeing Dr. Potts for 2.5 years? What did I do to deserve this? I've had conversations with him about growing up around Jimmy Andrews, about vacationing and duck hunting with them. And now y'all want to treat me like I don't matter? And another thing--Mr. Deep had the nerve to pull up my X-rays and tell me my knee isn't quite "bone on bone," so I shouldn't be in this much pain. Excuse me?? He straight-up said their patients either just deal with the pain or get surgery. What kind of nonsense is that? Let me be very clear: I wasn't looking for pain meds. I don't even take them. I was in agony and could barely walk for a week. I saw y'all once, then my girlfriend insisted I get help, and THIS is what I got? At the very least, y'all could have had my meloxicam ready the same day when I spoke to the lady on Friday. But you couldn't even do that. This whole experience was shameful. Moye Colquitt

I recently sought help for my hip pain and I must say, it's been an invaluable experience..! Thanks…read moreto Allie and the team, I'm well on my way to a pain-free life! Things you should know: I. PARKING Benchmark is within a plaza and shares a free, public parking lot with the adjacent businesses. II. SERVICE Allie, my therapist, has been instrumental in my recovery journey. She tailored a personalized treatment plan that has not only alleviated my hip pain but also improved my overall mobility. I highly recommend Benchmark Therapy for anyone in need of top-notch care. IV. CAPACITY I stress scheduling an appointment and then more in advance to ensure a slot in their schedule. They're great at what they do and so they're in high demand.

I normally don't write reviews, but I've been going for a month or so and have had nothing but good…read moreexperiences. Erik is a knowledgeable and understanding therapist. Sabrina and Samantha have both been amazing as well. I've gotten a lot of range back after shattering my wrist completely and being told I might not get much back. Its a smaller open room environment, but the ratio of therapist to patients never seems to go over 1:2. I've been to several other physical therapists over the years and hated it....and after coming here, I not only feel as though I'm making progress, but I look forward to going each appt.

I had a painful pinched nerve in my neck, and a co-worker who had a similar issue recommended…read moreActive Care Atlanta to me. I chose Dr. Turnipseed and had a great experience with him. Within a reasonable amount of visits, his techniques and advice helped me significantly reduce the pain. I found him to be informative, helpful, and friendly. He took time to answer my numerous questions. And I never felt like I was being pushed to visit him a bunch of times. The office is clean and it's very easy to use their online scheduling system. I would come back to Dr. Turnipseed and Active Care for any future chiropractic needs.

The clinic is very good and work hard to make you heal. They don't just crack your back and keep…read moreyou coming back. They give you helpful easy fo remember exercises. They are prompt.

After suffering a few weeks after a running injury, I finally decided to try to get some…read moreintervention to get better faster. I've heard great things about this place, but am somewhat torn in my review. And again, maybe my expectations were to basically be better by now. Who I am kidding? That's what I definitely expected after shelling out over $600 in services here in a matter of 3 weeks, and the fact that the first chiropractor I saw said I would be training in no time. This place is definitely efficient. I felt like I was one in an assembly line. I felt rushed every time I was there. Staff was friendly though. On my most recent adjustment, I saw a different chiropractor than the first one, and he said that high hamstring injuries take longer to heal, and I should not expect to be running fully in another two to four weeks. Well, dismayed as I was to hear this, I felt the first chiropractor should have been real with me. He told me to start training again, and I couldn't even fully run yet. I am glad I held off on speedwork, because that definitely could have set me way back. So I'm disappointed and somewhat frustrated. The office is super nice, and offers coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and small waters. I guess with the probable cost each patient generates, I can see why.

Dr. Potter is super knowledgeable and I've walked out of appointments pain free. He's fantastic.read more

I really like Dr. Cole. He actually listens, doesn't rush, and made me feel comfortable and…read moreconfident about my treatment plan. I'm grateful to have found him.

Quentin Farmer was very kind to me as he related Dr. Halls unhelpful answers. The guy that gave me…read morethe walker was also very nice. Other than that, the employees acted like it was their last day on earth and they have to spend it working at resurgeons. Most of the employees shared Dr Hall's lack of concern for anyone else.