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STAR Physical Therapy

5.0 (1 review)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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First visit here, looks like another class act facility in the Vanderbilt Family. Just checking in…read moreand the lady at the counter is so kind and lovely.

I'm REALLY torn on what I should leave for my review...so here are the facts:…read more-called on Monday to make an appointment and expected to have to wait a few weeks at least, they were able to get me in the next day. -My appointment was at 2:30, but I was told to arrive 15 min before to do paper work, so I checked in at 2:15 on the dot. -I sat in the waiting room for nearly an hour waiting for a nurse to take be back, when I went to just reschedule my appointment for another day (3:10), a nurse came up to bring me back to an exam room. -It took the nurse quite a while to input all my information, however while we was doing so, another doctor (not the one I was scheduled to see) came in to see if we should do x-rays, which he agreed that we should. -I change into a gown and go to the x-ray room, the techs were very friendly. -I got back into the exam room and within 5 min, the other doctor (not the one my appointment was with) came in, did an exam and spoke with me about what he thought the issue was. -I waiting about 20 min for the doctor my appointment was with to come into the exam room to discuss everything with me. By this point, it's 4:10...over an hour and a half after my appointment time. -Dr. Liddle was wonderful, he was friendly, made me feel very comfortable and explained everything to me in a way I could understand as well as throughly discuss my treatment plan with me. My follow up appointment is going to be at his Mt Juliet office, first thing in the morning, so hopefully they won't be running behind and I'll be able to get on with my day!

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0.2 mi•Elliston Place, Midtown

Dr. Elrod is the best in Nashville! He did my shoulder surgery 14 years ago and it is still holding…read moreup! He cares about your goals and will get you back to where you want to be. I recommend him to everyone!

I had micro fracture surgery on my knee earlier this year and since then I have had nothing but…read moreproblems. Common practice for micro fracture surgery is the patient not to have weight bearing for 4-6 weeks after surgery. Elrod had me walking right after surgery. I walked out of the hospital! Three months after surgery he tells me I can start running again. Common time table for returning to impact activities is around the 7-8 month mark, sometimes longer. I complained about the lack of progress during care. Not once did I see Elrod after the surgery. Only a nurse practitioner. His recommendation was more Euflexxa injections, which are a complete waste of money. Elrod charges $125 per shot. What they don't tell you is your insurance covers the actual shot 100%and the $125 "copay" you are paying is for the office visit, not the shot. Other doctors do not charge for the visit. Call your insurance to find out. The therapy department is overbooked. I even tried going during their "down times". Usually 4 patients to one physical therapist. Even then the actually therapist isn't helping you most of the time. The assistants do most of the work. Don't waste your time "moving upstairs" to their branch of physical therapy/personal training (MPower). It's a giant money trap and the therapy you receive is worse. I was a very active 30 year old male before surgery, now I'm being told by other doctors I'll be doing good if I can lightly jog on a treadmill ever again. Dr. Elrod and his practice have completely ruined my physical lifestyle for well over a year now, and quite possibly for the rest of my life. I just pray my knee completely heals. If you care about your wellbeing then do not go to Dr. Elrod, because he certainly doesn't care.

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This medical facility is just like any other nothing special…read more The first doctor I saw was just mean so requested to see another one and Dr Miller was much better. over all the office experience was ok like I say just another doctor office some people have excellent costumer service and some are just not good but I went there because I need it not because I wanted. The location is great, is big and clean. Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance (TOA) has several locations in Nashville, TN, offering a range of orthopedic services. Nashville locations. TOA - One C1TY: Located at 8 City Blvd, Nashville, TN 37209, on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors. This location offers general orthopedic care and has an Orthopedic Urgent Care center with extended hours, including weekends. You can reach them at +1 615-329-6600. TOA - St. Thomas West: Located at 4230 Harding Pike # 1000, Nashville, TN 37205. Their phone number is +1 615-383-2693. TOA - Skyline: Located at 3443 Dickerson Pike Ste 480, Nashville, TN 37207. You can contact them at +1 615-263-6500. TOA - Hendersonville: Located at 501 Saundersville Rd, Hendersonville, TN 37075. They can be reached at +1 615-265-5000 TOA's physicians provide specialized expertise in various areas, including: Sports medicine Joint replacement Spine Hand, wrist, and elbow Foot and ankle Shoulder Physical medicine and rehabilitation Interventional pain management Orthopedic Urgent Care for non-emergent bone and joint injuries TOA also offers ancillary facilities for MRI, hand therapy, and physical therapy needs.

Hemmed and hawed for almost a year whether or not to write this review, yet still being in pain…read moreafter all this time, here it goes... My first visit with Dr. George rubbed me the wrong way. Before even poking her head through the door, she asked "how are you doing today sir". Well, I'm a woman with what some people would consider a man's name. I was also grossed out that the tables do not have paper on them for cleanliness and no disinfectant to clean between patients. She looked at my x-rays and moved my leg around stating she heard a pop...I didn't hear one. She ordered me an MRI at TOA's location in Nashville stating it'd be a quicker turnaround. Upon returning after my MRI result, she told me I had a torn meniscus and needed surgery, as it would not heal itself. No other remedies. She explained things so quickly, I was lost. I did have the surgery soon after. I was told to book physical therapy right away. So after one week, I went to pt and have regretted it since. Whether the surgery did or did not work, I don't know. Ever since that one pt appointment, I've been in pain. I mentioned it on follow-ups with Dr. George who told me it takes time to heal. Well, it's a year later and it appears another surgery (with a different surgeon who has tried other options first) is in my near future.

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