I have been going to physical therapy,occupational therapy and speech therapy since July and I have…read morecome along ways from where I started my last day was Friday the 30th of September and I am still doing good I really appreciate the time there it was wonderful and they got me back on my feet and in motion

I have been a patient with them since the end of June 2018 after under going right shoulder rotary…read morecuff repair. They are some of the nicest sweetest people I have ever been acquainted with. You feel like you are part of their family. Your concerns for your health are their concerns. My recovery has been because of the care I received while there. I saw patients during those months come in there and they might not of had a smile on their face when they came in but they did when they left because they knew everything was being done to bring them back to their physical capabilities. The concern of each one of them is what makes them so unique. I would suggest Tyler Holmes Physical Therapy for anyone who has gone through surgery to get rehabilitated.

I wish I had seen Dr. Lovett before I had back surgery. I've been seeing him for 9 years and I've…read morenever felt better in my life. He cares about your health as a whole and has a welcoming and kind staff in his office at all times.

I like this walk in clinic. They are open longer and on weekends. So, if you work during the day,…read moreyou can come here up until midnight on some days. I came here after I got off work. In fact , I went and rested a couple hours, then came here. There was a bit of a wait - like almost an hour, but at least they saw me and helped me out. Since, it was so late, they had to call in my meds the next day. Again, at least I got them. You bet , I will come here again

During COVID, appointments are by phone. If the phone appointment determines you need to a face to…read moreface appointment, they have one person in the waiting room at a time. The family medicine nurse practitioner is experienced and compassionate. The LPN is experienced and friendly, the receptionist/information manager is friendly and efficient. The parking is on a steep grade, but there are flat handicap spaces. They take many insurance plans. If you need care, they can provide it. :-)

Nice small office. It was my first visit ever to this particular optometrist. I didn't have to wait…read morevery long to go back and I was back there for not quite an hour. Dr. Ellis seems to take his time (not in a bad way) with checking your eyes. I even found out something at 25 I've never known before about my eyes (I have an extra blood vessel in my right eye.) Both Dr. Ellis and the woman working out front seems nice as well. Be warned though--if you've never been to this office before, be careful not to miss it. I drove by several times looking for it never realizing the building it was in was the office until I happened to see a small sign.

On March 9th, I went to a local dentist and was told once again that I needed to have my wisdom…read moreteeth out especially now due to several circumstances. After several years of avoiding it, I finally gave in and decided to do so. My appointment with Dr. Hughes was this previous Thursday in his Greenwood office. I was pretty nervous as I had never had any kind of surgery whatsoever before. In the consultation, I was told that I was to have all four of my wisdom teeth out and that one had an infection around it. Dr. Hughes seemed to be pretty comfortable doing this sort of thing. The way he was talking during the consultation, it was like a doctor telling you you just had a cold. Most of my wisdom teeth were impacted, especially the one on my right jaw which had come in at an angle and had part of the tooth in the gum. The wait wasn't too bad. My appointment was at 10:30 and by 11:15 I was in the back with the surgery about to start. There are several kinds of sedatives oral surgeons can use and Dr. Hughes uses the IV sedation. This is the one that has the side effect of partial to full memory loss from when the medicine takes effect to when it wears off. The medicine worked well and fast as did Dr. Hughes. Having all four wisdom teeth took twenty minutes (half the time the hygienist at my dentist said). The IV went in at 11:15 and by 11:35, all four teeth were gone and I was sitting up on the chair. Now two days later, I've had little pain beyond the first day. I've only had to take three painkillers and two were that same afternoon of my surgery. If you have to have your wisdom teeth out, I would recommend Dr. Hughes.