The clinic is great staff is professional respectful, courteous and organized…read more Staff person Imani was very helpful and has very good customer service skills and is an asset to your company.

I totally recommend this facility. I was seen by a chiropractor assistant named Imani Hall she had…read moregreat customer service, very patient and made me feel very comfortable during my appointment. Definitely recommend to be seen by her when coming to this facility.

Love Dr. Cable. The staff here are very friendly and helpful. I have seen other pain management…read moredoctors (Dr. Grasso) that could care less about your pain and are in the business just for the money. Dr. Cable is NOT one of those doctors. He manages your pain according to your orthopedics orders. He has compassion for you and discusses treatment with you in length. You always know where you stand and what he is doing. No surprises. I learned my lesson by trying another place. I came back here.

my husband & I have been patients at my pain clinic for years ! the dr his p.a's & the patient care…read moretechs are responsible and caring, the wait is comfortable & safe. better then most. we would have a hard time replacing them. thank them all.

From the owner: Welcome to My Pain Clinic Khalique Rehman, MD, is a…read moreboard-certified Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation specialist (FAAPMR) serving as medical director of My Pain Clinic with locations in Stockbridge and Norcross, Georgia. With over 14 years of experience and a genuine concern for his patients, he offers effective pain management treatment for patients in the greater Atlanta community. Dr. Rehman earned his medical degree from the King Edward Medical University Lahore, Pakistan, followed by one year of residency in Orthopedic Surgery in Pakistan. After moving to USA he served an internship in general surgery at the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond, and completed his residency at the Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta. He specializes in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation with focus on musculoskeletal pain management, spine care, sports medicine, and regenerative medicine. Dr. Rehman is a member of numerous professional societies, including the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, The Interventional Orthopedic Foundation, The Spine Intervention Society, and The Georgia Society of Interventional Pain Physicians. He's affiliated with The Piedmont Atlanta, The Piedmont Henry Hospitals, and The Southern Regional Medical Center Georgia. With his commitment to offering high-quality care, Dr. Rehman takes pride in ensuring patients understand their condition and the best treatment options for their individual needs...

Have been up here 3 times trying to get a flu shot. The folks at the call center & the folks at the…read morefront desk are NOT on the same page. I was told I could walk in & get a flu shot without an appointment. Nope - you have to call a # to register yourself as a patient. And they will not register you while you're standing right there. I called, registered, came back. Oh, apparently staff leaves at 3pm on Fridays. Perhaps your hours of operation should reflect that bc the person on the phone told me to come on in. Make this your last choice if you have to use Grady outside of their trauma center. Front desk staff genuinely doesn't GAF to actually communicate properly. It shouldn't be this hard to get a flu shot.

I had a non urgent medical emergency that could not wait so I contacted Grady's advice nurse. She…read moreadvises me to come in to be seen by the doctor. This location is not my normal doctors office but they had an opening so I took it. The building is spacious, light, modern and fresh. It has a lot of sleek and modern features. It has more than one waiting area with comfortable seating. Their was virtually no one in the waiting room other than myself. You can check on using a kiosk or at the front desk. They had two associates at the desk who presented a smile and was polite and cheerful. I didn't have to wait as they called me within 5 minutes. I was sent by Nurse Practitioner Tiffany Hamilton. She was very professional, acted like she cared and expressed empathy when she saw my pain and distress and advises me on what caused it and how to resolve it. She also a sent a message to my PCP to contact me for further review of my situation. I appreciated that. I couldn't walk and she got me a wheelchair to go to the lab. The lab department was professional as well drawing blood quickly with as less pain as possible. This was a great experience and I appreciated their being quick.

Great Doctor cares about his patients. Great Office Aera Sumer Rd Fayetteville Georgaread more

Quality of care was excellent. We waited only a few minutes before being taken to an exam room to…read moresee a PA. Receptionist took good care of getting all of our information quickly. Our daughter was coming to be with us; receptionist asked for her name, saying she'd bring our daughter to us, which she did. PA came in quickly. He was very thorough and informative. He wrote a list of things we'd discussed, and included things to do and not to do. The entire visit was exceptionally thorough, informative, and helpful, all of which were done in a timely manner.

I had an appointment at 3:15 got paperwork completed @ 3:23 they refused to see me because it took…read moreme 8 minutes after my appointment to complete paperwork. Most doctors have a fifteen minute window, and it wasn't like they were busy. The lobby was completely empty

I wish I could leave neg 10 stars but I can not, this is a joke. I started seeing them driving 1…read morehour each way excited at the thought of having a somewhat normal pain less life again, 2 months later I'm about to head back in for emergency surgery with my pain level higher than ever before. I was driving daily for mouth and urine swabs or procedures. They kept telling me the test results from them were not accurate after finally demanding to see test they had turned in I was prescribed hydrocodone when in actuality I was prescribed oxycodone so the test were correct by then they had cut me from 120 oxycodone a month I had taken for years to literally 1 a day I was reduced to tears when I confronted them the PA had an immediate attitude change said well we are referring you to our dr who takes our leftovers, I have every text and phone call recorded I will be filing a formal complaint w the medical board. PLEASE DO NOT MAKE MY MISTAKIK DONT WALK RUN FROM THIS INCOMPETENT OFFICE DR AND STAFF

I see the doctor once a month and get charged almost $600 for urine sample. Other Dr's only charge…read more$52 dollars and take samples by surprise. You get charged each time of the visit. I never had a previous balance before going here

Beware this place. My mistake was not reading the online reviews before making an appointment; all…read moreof the reviews that I found across sites are negative. Looking it back, it is no wonder that they were able to get me in so quickly; the demand must not be high. In a nutshell, the web site for this place claims to work with patients who have chronic pain (e.g., fibromyalgia). When I went in seeking pain management assistance, instead of asking me questions, Dr. "C" wanted to focus on making negative statements about all of my other doctors. (Anyone who has had chronic pain knows it takes thousands of dollars and many different doctor visits to get a proper diagnosis.) I went to this place for help, utterly exasperated after doing just that over the course of the past three years, and this guy shoved me right out the door after spending NOT EVEN TEN minutes with me. (And this was after a nearly 2-hour wait.) I got no exam, I got no diagnosis, I got no prescriptions, I got no referrals (except one to a psychologist too far away), and I got zero compassion from this guy. Sadly, I paid for the visit when, in reality, they should have PAID ME for wasting so much of my time away from my job. This Dr. "C" seems to be offended or intimidated by patients who actually want to participate in the conversation, be an active participant in their care and actually ask questions. Yes, questions! A patient asking questions of a brand new doctor never seen before! Perish the thought. For example, I asked him specifically about cognitive behavior therapy, and his response was to insult my (very excellent) orthopedic doctor for "throwing that idea out there." He carried on about that point for more than I felt it was worth. I said, "But he told me to ask my new pain management specialist--you--about CBT, just to see if it's something that might work for me." Whoa! A question. In response, this so-called 'doctor' actually ARGUED with me, and repeated another THREE times in our extremely brief meeting that "all these other doctors" (read: "idiots") go around "throwing ideas out" about things they know nothing of. I was sitting there in shock thinking, "Why are you wasting my time bad-mouthing other doctors instead of actually putting some effort into helping me and DOING YOUR JOB that I'm paying you to do???" I beg to differ with this man's narrow vision. Medicine is just as much an art as a science, and for people with chronic pain, the ability to think outside the box and consider alternative therapies (when all other attempts to relieve or manager pain have failed) is essential. This "doctor" didn't ask me ONE SINGLE QUESTION about my previous therapies. Or allergies. Or history of pain. Or my emotional state. Or my current medications. Or my hope for treatment. Or why I came in and sat there for TWO HOURS to see him. OR ANY VALID QUESTION Instead, he retaliated when I asked questions and condescended to me when I tried to describe my current pain to him. He actually took issue that I'm fully knowledgeable of the difference between disc related pain and muscle pain and, furthermore, insisted that I not speak in those terms again (meaning speak in such a way that I think I know what I'm talking about). After less than 10 minutes and no exam, he literally walked out of the room without writing down a single note or responding to the very least of my needs, which is a need for compassion and understanding--a need to know that my doctor cares and wants to help. He literally put ZERO effort into building a relationship with me. All of this was after a nearly TWO-HOUR wait. I kid you not. They left me in that exam room without any contact for a FULL HOUR. This was after 45 minutes in the waiting room. One of the unbelievably rude and defensive "assistants" (or whatever her role) actually argued with me (despite being in the wrong) about my records, which I'd had sent over two days previous and she claimed she didn't receive. She'd received them all right, just failed to put them in my chart. It was much worse than that--she actually blamed ME for the LONG wait in yet another way--she said it was because I showed up too early for my appointment! I'm not making this up, people!! I was the first patient there at 08:00, and I was NOT SEEN almost 10:00AM. I got no apology from this woman, even when she found out she was in the wrong. Worse, I was literally escorted to the front door (after this doctor evidently walked out on me) by this amazon creature who looked like she hadn't smiled once in her adult life. Trust me, chronic pain patients, stay away from Atlanta Spine and Alternative Pain Management Center on Peachtree Rd near Piedmont Hospital. It was an utterly demoralizing, horrific experience. Maybe they have other doctors who actually have compassion. But not this Dr. "C." Stay away.

dr. k. by far is the best doctor anyone could be lucky to have. i was a patient of his for over 14…read more years. i. have yet been able to replace such a great doctor. i highly recommend this doctor and the center for pain. the staff are also very good other than one receptionist no names needed.

My first here visit was nice, but after returning for my MRI results i had an issue with a medical…read moregas truck blocking the entrance to the parking lot meaning i was unable to pay for parking.