Went in for shoulder/back pain. They tookmsome xrays. Then started on more of a sales pitch…read morethen treatment plan. Had to watch a treatment video. After video doc Came in with a preprinted treatment plan with my name just handwritten at the top. Which makes me feel like it was not personalized at all. It was just a way to have become in for $3000 for the next three or four months.

I got caught in a wave and felt a clunk in my neck. It was the beginning of covid so I just put up…read morewith the pain but then began to feet more and more pain when I went swimming. So I gave in and went to see Dr. Nick. The front office person was very friendly and professional and their office policies were very careful regarding coronavirus. Dr. Nick treated me and in one visit I felt complete relief (that day it was still sore). I can now swim painfree again. Thank you Dr. Nick!

I think they are a good clinic that does good work but there is a systemic money grab mentality…read moregoing on here. On two separate occasions they completed ingrown toenail removals on two family members. Both times it required a second procedure later. On the second procedure, I asked questions after being told that they did not put the nail bed neutralizer on the nail bed during the first procedure. I was informed that this was because of the infection the first time. However, the second procedure was also completed when an infection existed, worse the first time. I asked why they could do it this time but not previously. No adequate answer was provided but there was a lot of babbling and double talk. This was the exact same scenario as for the other procedure. Both family members walked in with obvious infections and soreness due to the ingrown toenails. Both times, they cut out the nail, charge the insurance and charge copays for the visit and follow-ups. Both times, the nail grew back because the nail bed was not treated and another infection ensued. Both times, the exact same procedure was repeated with the addition of the nail bed neutralizer the second time. Both times, the toes looked identical for all practical purposes during the first and second procedure. Most recently, once again, they scheduled a follow-up. I inquired if there's going to be a copay (and obviously insurance billing). The answer was yes and since the toe looked perfect, I canceled the appointment. I'm not paying a ridiculous copay and allowing them to bill the insurance company for them to look at the toe and say, "Looks good, have a good day." This is in my opinion not only malpractice but criminal. I am pursuing further options and cannot wait for my day in court and with regulators.

This is by far the best orthopedic Dr I have ever been to I refer to him as the shoulder God. NO…read morepain!!!

I'm having a knee replacement in January. I would go nowhere else but them. my entire family has…read morehad procedures done by their staff, and they are wonderful. I did not care for the Neurologist, Michelle Offner. I have Parkinson's and she came in and looked at me with her assistant and walked back out the door, and I could hear them talking about me saying "she doesn't look sick". I got up and walked out. And it's not only me other people have had bad experiences with her! Please get a new Neurologist ! But the doctors and the nurses are amazing. However, the front desk is always chaotic. Somebody needs to be in charge up there.!

I think they are a good clinic that does good work but there is a systemic money grab mentality…read moregoing on here. On two separate occasions they completed ingrown toenail removals on two family members. Both times it required a second procedure later. On the second one, I inquired after being told that they did not put the nail bed neutralizer on the nail bed. I was informed that this was because of the infection the first time. However, the second procedure was also preceded by an infection that was worse the first time. I asked why they could do it this time but not previously. No adequate answer was provided, but there was a lot of babbling and double talk. This was the exact same scenario as for the other procedure. Both family members walked in with obvious infections and soreness due to the ingrown toenails. Both times, they cut out the nail, charge the insurance and charge copays for the visit and follow-ups. Both times, the nail grew back because the nail bed was not treated and another infection ensued. Both times, the exact same procedure was repeated with the addition of the nail bed neutralizer the second time. Both times, the toes looked identical for all practical purposes during the first and second procedure. Most recently, once again, after the surgery they scheduled a follow-up. I inquired if there's going to be a copay (and obviously insurance billing). The answer was yes and since the toe looked perfect, I canceled the appointment. I'm not paying a ridiculous copay and allowing them to bill insurance company for them to look at the toe and say, "Looks good, have a good day." This is in my opinion not only malpractice but criminal. I am pursuing further options and cannot wait for my day in court and with regulators.

My fiance has been taken care of and treated exceptionally well by Dr Atwater and his female staff…read more My fiance had spine surgery done by Dr Atwater and he has been healing up fast and well. We are grateful to Dr. Atwater for all he has done for my fiance so far and are looking forward to receiving continued amazing service.

From the owner: Dr. John G Atwater is an orthopedic surgeon who specializes in injuries, diseases, and deformities…read moreof the spine. Dr. Atwater and his team of orthopedic specialists treat a variety of musculoskeletal problems with a diverse and individualized treatment plan.

Dr Mazziotta, seemed like a generally nice guy, but I had the feeling he was not doing his job…read morewell. My dermatologist told me I have a cyst, not a wart on my foot. I go see the new to me dr (Mazziotta). He says I'm not sure what it is, and it could be a wart. He said let's try this wart bandaid and see if it clears it up . I did and eventually when the bandaid came off it was white and the area was sensitive. I bought more of the wart bandaid and continued the burning of my skin. It didn't work needless to say. I had communicated with my dermatologist through the Portal and sent pictures telling her that Dr M thinks it's a wart. She said it's not a wart and went back to see dr Mazziotta. He said (which i believe is accurate), that if it's a gel like substance behind the top layer it's a cyst, and if it bleeds it's a wart. He stabbed me very hard with like a needle and blood came out. All I could think at the time was, of course it's bleeding, it went all the way into my toe through all the layers. He said it's gotta be a wart if it's got blood. I think he mumbled something like and I don't do surgeries any more anyways ( if it was a cyst). I'm sketchy on the rest of the conversation, but I think he said to try the wart bandage again and get back to him with results. Needless to say once it scabbed back up, I peeled the scab. It was all a gel like liquid no blood at all. I took pics of it all. I sent pictures to my dermatologist explaining what the " professional " foot dr was saying, and she just said I need to deal with Dr M. BTW,The portal sucks for Indian river podiatry. It wouldn't let me send my pictures and later on it wouldn't even accept my payment above and beyond my co-pay for some reason. It had a prompt that said to pay bill click there... nope, didn't work call the office. I did get an email at the office to sent the pics for Dr M to see. I received a reply that stated they can't tell anything by the pictures I sent, and I would have to see the Dr. In lieu of making another appointment and wasting my time and money for extra billing that I shouldn't have to deal with, I just switched Drs. I got right in to a different foot Dr and explained the circumstances. He scraped the top part of my scab and saw all the gel. Below crust and gel substance he saw the cyst. He says it's "a well defined cyst". I will now be getting the service I expect in a doctor, with expertise, and decisive diagnosis. He also will operate when I get back from vacation. Dr M seemed like a decent guy, but I deserve better.

Dr Mazziata spent less than 5 minutes with me, rushed out of exam room and said if its not better,…read morecome back. Did a bad job and the problem is still there

I cannot say enough about how wonderful Dr. Scienski is. I heard about him through a friend, and…read moreeventually my whole family (parents, sister, husband, etc) was going to see him as well as many of our friends. I have been to multiple other chiropractors and Dr. Scienski is above and beyond the best. I visited Dr. Scienski throughout my pregnancy and had a very enjoyable pregnancy. My daughter has visited him since she was three days old and he has always been able to ease teething discomfort or combat any sickness. Similarly, as soon as I felt a bout of mastitis coming, straight to Dr. Scienski's I would go and would feel better immediately. Dr. Scienski is incredibly comprehensive. His office offers medical massage which has been amazing! Similarly, he will talk about any supplements or natural alternatives to aid any ailment. He has helped my husband get his Type 1 diabetes on track, he has helped me manage post partum issues, weight loss, colds, flu, etc. He is the first place we go to and often ends up being the only doctor we see. Dr. Scienski takes the time to get to know you and to talk with you about your concerns and questions. He and his whole staff (including Dr. Conrad - who I have seen less often) as well as the massage therapists are incredibly nice, professional, and GREAT at what they do. My family loves Skypoint Chiropractic!

I made an online appointment for the next available appointment. I took off work that morning. I…read morewas pulling out of my driveway on the way when he called me and said he could not see me that since it was my 1st visit he needed more time and canceled my appointment. I told him I was in pain and waited but he sorry he could get me in next week. That was too long to wait. He didnt seem to care so I found someone else who took me ASAP.

What a garbage doctor and human being. He does not take time to explain anything. When I asked…read moreabout options for paying future treatment since I was moving away he was hostile and rude. He kept trying to keep it short and tried to pawn me off to another doctor. There is another Dr working in Vero Orthopedics names Dr. Forrest. She is a lot more helpful and patient.

Dr Cohren bedside manners are just terrible. He wants you not to question anything he says, asking…read morefor additional information gets you short, abrupt, non answers. When asking about my injury and why the pain was expressing itself in some cases and not others.....his response was "you hurt your knee" After seeing him I ran into several others in town who said they too had similar experiences with him. Don't waste your time & money seeing this guy, he needs to retire.