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!

I've been seeing Lori for PT for the past few months and she is amazing! She pushes me so I see…read moreresults, but it's rare that I experience a lot of pain or discomfort. The entire staff is friendly. I hate that I have to get therapy, but everyone here makes it all tolerable.

If you're an athlete, I can see how you'd want your PT here. But if you're not, the whole…read moreatmosphere is going to feel odd. There are photos of big professional athletes everywhere. There are "Successories" posters. Most of the other "patients" seemed like they were there to pump iron or train for being on a field of an arena. Which is fine, it just isn't where most of us are. They seem to have a lot of high tech machines for doing electro stuff, so if that's what you need, they have it. 5 stars for my therapist, Michael and the front desk staff. 2 stars for the gym bro atmosphere. Also my co-pay was mysteriously higher here than other places (and not just the "materials cost" you pay every time even if you didn't get new stretchy bands or whatever. ETA: they send a lot of emails that are "No Reply" which is irritating.

I love OnePoint PT. It's not a factory like the chain PT places. They take real care with each…read morepatient, and the culture there is fantastic. I laugh out loud at least once each visit.

I love onepoint pt. They are helping me recover from multiple achilles surgeries and always are…read moreflexible with my schedule and caring and compassionate. Great place for dry-needling. Highly recommend.

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

This location is completely unprofessional. They don't follow their own policy -- PT notes and…read moresummaries are supposed to be uploaded to MyChart, and they never did it. They also refused to provide my records or direct me to the correct department. Jay and the management here are less than accommodating, lack urgency, and honestly just don't care. They were literally trying to close early because their appointments canceled. Lazy and unhelpful is an understatement. I've dealt with multiple PT Solutions locations, and the issues are clearly company-wide. Do yourself a favor and choose a place that actually cares about patients.

Great PTs, worked with Candice and all of the PTs gave good individualized attention and asked lots…read moreof questions to build a plan that would help.

Horrible customer service and attention to details. Cancelled my appointment two weeks in a row!read more

Wonderful experience having a few physical therapy sessions here. I had a referral for runner's…read moreknee as I had experienced some sharp pain for over a week, and then came here for about a month - even ran a mile straight with no pain on my last session. My PT gave me helpful exercises, was very attentive to my pain levels and areas, and worked with me to get back to running. I'd highly recommend and will come back if I get another injury

Amazing staff and care! Helped my sciatic pain tremendously and gave me some good stretches to do…read morein between visits.

OK, here's the deal: by looking at the red-cord contraption hanging from the ceiling, you'd think…read moreit was a S&M sex machine. (Not that I'd know - honest.) But after 2+ months of a disastrous lower back situation--to the point where I thought I was in traction--the *entire problem literally melted away. Ingrid Anderson is not only good at what she does--she's a phenomenally great person to talk to and confide in as well. Trustworthy, smart and dynamic. Bring your issues and she'll know how to fix them. She had surprising, drill-down knowledge of my male-centric issues and had a pointed empathy that really struck a cord (letter changed for the intended bad pun). In addition to all that, Ingrid gave me some great pointers on how to exercise in a smarter way that doesn't tax the body as hard as traditional stuff. It's a tack I'm going to take from now on to protect against injury in the future. So, if you're ailing about something, go. You'll leave there feeling better and smarter about your body. I promise.

To find relief for my lower back pain, my PCP referred me to Dr. Christopher Edwards at the Atlanta…read moreNeurological and Spine Institute. Dr. Edwards is an orthopedic surgeon who is renowned in his field, having been the first to perform many different types of spinal surgeries in Georgia and having worked with many college and pro athletes. The Spine Institute also has an in-house physical therapy clinic, so I will break this review into two parts. Part 1 - Dr. Edwards, Mr. Adams, PA-C: I had five appointments with the doctor. The first appointment, where I was initially evaluated, was handled by Dr. Edwards' Physician Assistant, David Adams. Mr. Adams surveyed my experience with back pain and performed a series of tests which included testing my range of motion, strength, and reflexes. Mr. Adams, in consultation with Dr. Edwards, ordered an MRI and a follow-up appointment. In the meantime, I was prescribed medicine and physical therapy. The length of time between my first appointment and my follow-up appointment was exactly one week, with my MRI promptly taken in between. The process was fast and efficient. At my follow-up appointment, I saw both Mr. Adams and Dr. Edwards. At this appointment, I learned that I had two ruptured discs. Both Mr. Adams and Dr. Edwards pointed out and explained the problem areas on my MRI. Dr. Edwards had a good discussion with me about what was going on with my discs, what may have caused it, and my treatment options. He also answered all my questions. Treatment-wise, he prescribed various medications and physical therapy at his office. After learning of my disc herniations, Dr. Edwards was very particular about which PT clinic he wanted me to go to. At my third appointment, after 5 weeks of PT and no significant pain relief, I was seen by Mr. Adams again. At this appointment, both he and Dr. Edwards agreed I should proceed with an epidural. Dr. Edwards' office referred me to an anesthesiologist where I had a three sets of injections done. After the epidural injections, I saw Dr. Edwards again. This time, he was accompanied by resident M.D. David Fiedler. Based on my age and symptoms, Dr. Edwards did not recommend surgery. Instead, he recommended I receive IDD (intervertebral differential dynamics) therapy from a neurology group. Based on my visits with Dr. Edwards, I find him to be a very knowledgeable doctor and I like his conservative approach. He is a surgeon at heart, but won't recommend surgery to anyone unless they truly need it. I highly recommend grabbing an 8am appointment (first appointment of the day). I was in and out in just over an hour for my 8am appointment. I had two 9:30am appointments and I was not seen until about 11am (about a 1.5 hour wait) for one of them and nearly 12pm (an over 2 hour wait) for the other! Part 2 - Physical Therapy: I saw Joy, a physical therapist who is specially trained in the Watkins Protocol, a lumbar/trunk stabilization program. Joy received her training directly from Dr. Robert Watkins in California. (Dr. Edwards is the first to introduce the Watkins Protocol to Atlanta.) I saw Joy for 7 weeks. She is pleasant, friendly, and gentle but also assertive. My first appointment with her lasted about two hours because it involved an initial evaluation. Like a doctor, Joy was able to explain a lot of what was going on with my spine and why. She also explained the body mechanics behind the Watkins exercises and why they were beneficial to me. I noticed Joy seemed more knowledgeable and spent more time explaining things to me and answering my questions than physical therapists I've worked with in the past. After the first visit, my appointments lasted about 1.5 hours each. All of the physical therapy exercises are done in a room that overlooks Downtown Atlanta. From left to right, there are views of the Georgia Dome and Pemberton Place (Georgia Aquarium, World of Coke) to Tech Tower and Bobby Dodd Stadium. At 18 stories high, the view is very nice to have to work out to. Joy printed out a packet of exercises for me so I wouldn't forget to do them at home. She is flexible on scheduling and doesn't pressure you to make appointments. She's accommodating in that sense. Her methods and advice are sensible and practical. Other Comments: The rest of the staff - Keosha, Lina, and Sandy - are great. They are good at answering questions, being responsive, and taking care of insurance and appointment scheduling. Teresa, in billing, has also been helpful when it comes to insurance. The Atlanta Neurological and Spine Institute moved from the Atlanta Medical Center on Boulevard to Emory University Hospital Midtown on Peachtree, next to the Bank of America building. It is located on the 18th floor of the hospital. Parking in the parking deck costs up to $6 for one day. I normally paid $5 for each of my visits. The office does not validate parking.

My Husband and I are both patients of Dr. Christoper R. Edwards of the Atlanta Neurological and…read moreSpine Institute. My husband has had two very successful hip replacements. I have had two separate operations on my back: the first was the top of my vertebrae and the second on my spinal column in my lower back. The results: I no longer walk with a cane and no more trouble breathing after four years of pain and suffering. After only three months recovery I am as active as always even though the true recovery period is approximately a year. Both my husband and I had done the research and knew we needed surgery but Dr. Edwards insisted we have second opinions and all proper tests before he agreed. He reviewed our X-ray results with us and the before and after images are amazing. Yes, the wait can sometimes be a bit long for your appointment but that is because he is not on a fifteen minutes and off you go time clock. Dr Edwards cares for the entire person and if you have special needs he will give you the time. The best of Dr. Edwards is that he is truely a man of God. He reminds us he is a "tool" for healing and always prays with his patients right before surgery. This humble man is truely blessed and his patients benefit. Hon. S Dempsey (retired)

Recovering from a knee replacement. I like the program Katie put me on. She gives me pointers so…read moreI can do it better and easier. Continues to add exercises. Scheduling is very easy.

Helped my husband and we would recommend them. They were…read morealways on time and could get him to move when I couldn't.