Had a great experience with the team at DexaFit. They were able to explain and translate the Dexa…read morescan results which were provided in an app. Now I have a baseline to reference going forward. I'll definitely be back.

DexaFit Atlanta has a new owner since April 2024 and the client service has significantly declined…read more I've been working with Maureen (previous owner) since early 2023. She was nice and very accommodating. I really enjoyed working with her. Since then, my experience has been less than satisfactory. I received multiple texts incessantly demanding payment for the appointment in advance. This was not a policy that was stated when I scheduled over the phone. I would not recommend going to DexaFit Atlanta.

This is a great place to know about if you are in pain ... they sincerely try to help you out here…read more The caveat is: you have to be "referred" by your own physician because ... in the eyes of the government and health insurance companies ... you are not competent to make sound decisions about your own health. I had an experience with Physicians Pain Specialists in 2004 due to a herniated disk in my lower back and now I have returned here in early 2014 with same issue. The doctor I was assigned to in the past has moved on (probably retired) and this time I was assigned to Dr. Josphine Clingan. I suspect that the doctors here rely on their nursing staff quite heavily. Thus I found all of the staff I came in contact with to be very professional and personable. Dr. Clingan was equally personable with a great attitude to try to help you. One of the best things about PPS is that if you leave a phone message they get back to you before the day is out. That is not expected in these type of businesses and quite appreciated. The practice is on the grounds of St. Joseph's Hospital professional building and that is an extremely busy area. Traffic is always congested and the (paid) parking garage is frequently crowded. There seems to be some kind of valet parking available if you seek it out. The only problems I found with PPS are not their fault. Rather it has to due with "laws" passed since I was a patient here in 2004. Overeager politicians "committed" to stopping the use of drugs for pain (the horror of it all!) have passed laws severely restricting dispensing of such pills. God forbid you people stay out of our lives and give yourselves a good look before worrying about us unwashed masses.

I have been a patient of Dr. James L. Calson of Physician pain Specialist, P.C. of 5671 Peachtree…read moreDunwoody Rd NE, Suite 660, Atlanta, Ga 30342 since the summer of 2008. I was suffering from a severely pinched nerve near the base of my spine to the point I could only lie down in any slight degree of comfort. Dr. Carlson was able to bring the pain under control via prescribed medications and pain patches to the point I returned to full functioning in very short order. Over time we have even been able to reduce the strength of the medications nearly by half. Dr. Carlson is an extremely caring and concerned doctor who takes personal interest in each of his patients. Without any qualifications I would recommend Dr. Carlson to anyone in need of a Pain Specialists! David B. Wright

I had an extremely disappointing and frankly unacceptable experience today. The receptionist was…read moreunprofessional and blatantly disrespectful, repeatedly asking for my insurance information--despite it being provided multiple times over previous visits. After briefly speaking with the clinical supervisor, I was billed over $1,000 for what amounted to 20 minutes with providers--during which the majority of the time was spent urging the staff to improve their basic professionalism, record keeping, and ability to communicate respectfully with patients. No insurance was run! Following my visit, I was told this would be "looked into." At this point, I'm stunned at the incompetence and lack of accountability displayed. Basic tasks--listening, documenting, and following standard procedure--seem to be beyond the capabilities of this team. As for trying to reach the Gwinnett location? Don't bother. It's the most disorganized and unresponsive operation I've encountered in healthcare.

I have never experienced worst customer service in my life. Completely incompetent and rude…read morescheduling staff. I have never been treated so poorly and run around for so long.

After neither a PCP nor an orthopedist could diagnose my injury or "feel my pain," the PT's at…read moreAtlanta Rehabilitation knew exactly what was going on with the dull, sometimes sharp pain in my calf area: Perineal nerve disturbance. They were able to alleviate some it after the first visit, but most importantly, they taught me how to properly warm-up before playing sports. I was doing it all wrong, and I can tell a huge difference. Getting better every week.

Dr. Kenlyn filled in for Dr. Patel on one of my appointments, and thank God she did! After 18…read moremonths of pain post hip surgery, and after being ignored and discounted by other pain specialists and hip surgeons for all these months, she pinpointed the sources of my pain and helped to alleviate it. Instead of just giving me shots in the wrong places and trying to mask the problem with drugs, she correctly diagnosed the sources of my pain. Dr. Kenlyn has a great bedside manner as well, and she puts a lot of thought into figuring out what's going on with you rather than just quickly taking the easiest route to make a decision. Her staff is also very pleasant. I highly recommend that you give her a try if your frustration level is through the roof.

From the owner: Evesha Kenlyn, MD, MPH is a fellowship-trained Interventional Pain Physician specializing in the…read moremanagement of chronic pain through minimally invasive techniques. Born and raised in Montego Bay, Jamaica, she moved to Nantucket, Massachusetts as a teenager before relocating to Georgia for her higher education. She earned an undergraduate degree in Biology from Spelman College, graduating with honors. She then pursued a Doctor of Medicine degree from Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta. She also holds a Master of Public Health in Behavioral Sciences and Health Education from Emory University. After finishing her residency in Anesthesiology at Emory University School of Medicine, Dr. Kenlyn completed an ACGME-accredited Interventional Pain Medicine fellowship at Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell in New York City where she was trained in advanced neuromodulation and interventional spine procedures. Dr. Kenlyn specializes in treating a variety of pain conditions including chronic back and neck pain resulting from degenerative disc disease, spinal stenosis, arthritis, and post-surgical pain. She is also highly experienced in managing neuropathic pain, cancer-related pain, complex regional pain syndrome, and headaches. Dr. Kenlyn utilizes a comprehensive range of advanced, minimally invasive procedures to relieve pain as well as epidural steroid injections, nerve blocks, and radiofrequency ablation. Dr...

To Whom It May Concern,…read more I am writing to express my deep disappointment and concern regarding the treatment I received during my recent visit to ATL Pain Institute - Atlanta. Two weeks ago, I visited your clinic after seeing a commercial on social media. During my initial appointment, I met with Dr. Luke, who was extremely professional, knowledgeable, and compassionate. He took the time to explain everything clearly and helped me feel confident in the care I was going to receive. Based on that positive experience, I scheduled a follow-up appointment, expecting to see Dr. Luke again. However, when I arrived for my second visit, I was surprised to find that Dr. Luke was not there. What made this more frustrating was that no one informed me in advance of his absence. A simple phone call or message would have been appreciated and respectful of my time and condition. What followed during my visit was even more concerning. While waiting, I observed two staff members--Ana (medical assistant) and Iria--standing together and laughing while speaking in Spanish. As someone who does not understand the language, their behavior made me feel extremely uncomfortable and disrespected. It seemed inappropriate and unprofessional, especially in a medical setting where patients are in pain and deserve compassion and privacy. Ana's behavior, in particular, was unacceptable. She showed no empathy and treated me with a complete lack of professionalism. When I tried to express my concerns or ask questions, she responded with sarcasm, rolled her eyes, and made dismissive facial expressions. Her demeanor was cold and uncaring, and it felt as though she had no training in patient care or bedside manner. As a patient in pain, I expected kindness and understanding--not to be mocked or ignored. Rather than listening and offering support, Ana argued with me and accused me of being 15 minutes late--even though I had called ahead to let the clinic know I would be running behind. Instead of showing understanding or offering to help resolve the situation, she chose to fight with me and make me feel even worse. That is not acceptable behavior for someone working in the medical field. Moreover, I was asked by Iria to make a payment in advance before seeing the doctor, something I noticed was not asked of other patients. This made me feel unfairly singled out and targeted. To make matters worse, both Ana and Iria left the front desk to go on lunch without saying anything. I was left waiting with no one to assist me, and when I tried to find someone to talk to, Ana continued her rude attitude instead of offering help or support. Ana's lack of professionalism, poor attitude, and complete disregard for patient care have left me feeling deeply hurt and disrespected. Laughing and rolling eyes at a patient who is clearly in pain is never acceptable under any circumstance. Her behavior was not only unprofessional--it was damaging and discouraging. I hope this complaint is taken seriously. Patients deserve to be treated with dignity, respect, and compassion. I ask that this matter be addressed appropriately and that steps be taken to ensure a higher standard of professionalism and patient care in the future.

Great Doctors. Very friendly and welcoming Staff! 10 stars!! Office works in a great timely manner.read more

Hands On Wellness is a beautifully run place to relax, renew, and incorporate different aspects of…read morehealthy living into your lifestyle. As for the fitness side of the business, I have taken barre and yoga classes here and enjoyed both and would highly recommend them. The instructors are knowledgeable and teach at other studios in Atlanta. I can tell they have had extensive training and I get a lot from each class. My friends and I did one of their happy hour sessions as well and had a ton of fun. We all practice yoga and go to barre classes regularly, and we all enjoyed it. You take two of their fitness classes and then go down the street for cocktails / dinner. It's a great way to connect! I believe they have it on the calendar on their website. As for general wellness, I recently got a massage with their incredible massage therapist, Diana Coker. One session with her and I am a client for life. I have been recommending her to everyone I know because I feel like in a single session I got more from a massage with her than any of the massages I have had at Exhale, etc, where I paid much, much, much more. She has a brilliant understanding of anatomy, and she truly tailors your massage to what you / your muscles need. I told her about my sinus issues, and after she worked on my face I felt better than I have in a long, long time. The pressure was gone - and I could sigh with relief. I was so relaxed and joyous when I left, I made sessions for the remainder of the month and plan on making my appointments with here a regular thing. I love how warm and kind everyone who works here is. I can't wait to try out a chiropractic session with Dr. Croft. All in all, if you're in metro Atlanta, it's worth the short drive. It isn't far at all, and you'll leave with a smiling face and positive experience.

Dr.Croft is proficient in helping all participants. Her goal is to help you achieve optimal health!read more

Dr. Linville, Dr. Barbour, and PAs are great. Issues are with staff. I managed and worked in some…read moreof the highest rated medical facilities in this country for years. I still work in the industry, in a different capacity, but I have patients everyday that need prior authorizations. The staff here sent my MRIs to one of their preferred imaging facilities. I scheduled three weeks ahead. Imaging facility had 3 MRIs denied for not meeting medical necessity. Laughable since I need several surgeries and also can't use my left hand and am in excruciating pain from c-spine injuries, hand/wrist injuries, and a knee injury (painful to walk, drive, even at rest). When I call the office no one helps really. When I call the imaging facility, no one helps. I called my insurance, but I do not have time to work on this on my own. I'm paying for this to be done. Barbour Orthopedics states the denials and/or communication from imaging must be lost in "faxes". Absolutely freaking laughable. I know every inch of how a medial office runs. Someone needs to act now, or I'll leave this or practice asap. Call my induce and get the denial notifications if you don't have them! Also, when I found out about the denials, plus one order never received by the imaging facility, someone should have acted then. I was told my orders were sent to another imaging facility when I notified Barbour Ortho of the denials and non/received order. They were not sent. Never received! Plus a peer to peer review or appeal needs to be done for the denials. I mean, do I need to come do your job? I will and better than any of their employees. I scheduled the MRIs three weeks in advance. Imaging facility submitted prior auths m one week before my spot. Absolutely laughable! I called the day before my appointment to confirm and they didn't even tell me about the denials, which were several days prior. I did my diligence. If I didn't know the "medical world" as I do, I would have most likely gone for the MRIs. I would have paid an amount they quoted me, which my insurance covers all imaging at 100%. I have zero out of pocket costs. I would have had to fight to be reimbursed and the imaging facility would have had to attempt a "retro authorization". Not a guarantee of coverage/payment. Be aware of imaging not done at Barbour. Seems like a scam to me at AHI. Barbour ortho needs to hire staff to complete imaging auths on their own. Facilities that pts are referred to, are slow and sorry, but they suck. I'm very upset, severely in pain, and really happy I took a day off work for no reason. Management @ Barbour, please call me. This needs to be discussed. Excuse any typos. I cannot use my left hand to type properly. I continue to suffer daily. Severely! I do not recommend this clinic.

Dr Barbour and all of his staff were excellent. There was some confusion at my pre op appointment…read morethat made me feel uneasy. I received a call from Edward Oakley ( Vice President ) while I was sitting the reception area. I was quite upset and Mr Oakley disarmed me immediately by telling me that he cared about me and about my care. Then there was a FaceTime with Dr Barbour who was actually at their other location that day. I was blown away that both men took the time to reach out to me personally to reassure me and to bestow confidence. It worked and they took the anxiety I was feeling away. Surgery day was uneventful and I felt safe the entire time. With Covid-19, there was some apprehension. It's been 6 weeks now and my knee is so much better than it was. I want to send out a big THANK YOU to all members of the Barbour Orthopaedics team for taking such great care of me. The Anesthesiologist was very warm and quite funny. Because of the sedation meds, I cant recall his name. I do remember his face was the last one I remember seeing before I went to sleep.

Deceptive billing practices, stay far away. My wife went here for foot therapy, she was told the…read moreinitial eval would be $482 and then another $482 for up to six visits. This was steep but we decided to go ahead. She was then billed $482 PER visit for four visits for a total of $2000. These were 15 minute visits, one of which they tried to pawn her off to a student. When we called the front desk, we were told "oh yes, that can be confusing but we are told to explain it that way." Now staff and manager say there's nothing they can do, and hospital billing department (Wellstar Windy Hill) says the same. Be very aware of how you will be treated here and realize this is considered a hospital facility which means they can charge almost $500 for a 15 minute visit.

From the owner: At PT Solutions Physical Therapy, we strive to make your experience great from beginning to end…read more This starts with flexible appointment scheduling and acceptance of most major insurance plans and continues with better patient outcomes through evidence-based research. For us, this is more than just a job. Our clinicians, therapy aides, and patient service coordinators are dedicated to making sure you receive the very best care and customer service. Once in the clinic, a PT Solutions physical therapist will identify the source of your pain and guide you through manual therapy and therapeutic exercises to correct the dysfunction. Your care begins with the end-goal in mind — living your life without pain.