I have a wrist injury and the care there was efficient. Two cortisone shots. I am done…read more However, my husband went in because he rebroke his foot operated on by Hui many years ago including the screw. He told him put on a walking boot, walk on it if you can, do desk work. To operate again would be very difficult. We will try to get you a bone stimulator. Have heard nothing from the DME department after over a week. I don't think the Dr spent enough time on this.

open mri at Norcross rd was not good. Was told on phone I would not need to be inserted.in machine…read morefully for a lumbar. Got there and on the table I was told I WOULD need my head inside. Very angry. Staff was kind but what a waste of time. Went home with nothing.

I was experiencing issues with both knees, left shoulder, and lower back. There was no long wait…read moreto see a physician, as typical sometimes in Lawrenceville. I saw Dr. Jonathan D. Gillig for the first time. He was very warm and understanding in his demeanor; he was also very knowledgeable about the treatment course for my recovery, which involved two conservative injection methods, in hopes that surgery would not have to be an immediate plan of action. I would highly recommend this five star physician!

Dr. Mary Albert is a wonderful, caring and very competent orthopedic surgeon. She performed a…read moresuccessful hip replacement surgery on me this past June. She employs the latest technique in hip replacement surgery called anterior hip replacement, in which the surgery cut is made in the front rather than the side. This reduces recovery time significantly. It also eliminated the post-surgery concerns of refraining from crossing your legs or bending at a 90 degree angle; which patients having a traditional hip replacement surgery have to be careful about. She visited me every day during my hospital stay to check on my recovery progress, including both weekend days. Also of important note, is that Dr. Albert uses the cell saver machine in her surgeries, which greatly reduces the need for blood transfusions. I am so pleased that I chose Dr. Albert for my hip replacement surgery.

The fact that you are reading a review from me is a minor miracle because I never make time to do…read morethis. That is until I got back from a procedure at the Lawrenceville Surgery Center. Dr. Mary Jo Albert referred me to Dr. Tamara Chachashvili for a shot in my hip for some mild arthritis pain. I was very nervous about it because I am a coward when it comes to pain and this involves a long needle. All the nurses there were very nice to me. I was asked at least four times which hip we were injecting. When I finally got to the OR and they asked again I said "the third one" just to get a rise out of the nurse staff. Everyone I met said that Dr. "C" was the best. One nurse said that Dr. Albert refers to her because Dr. C is a perfectionist. I learned this first hand. After I was prepped, Dr. C came in and said she was going to numb me up. "There will be a small stick and some stinging," she said. The first stick was mild and I waited for her to finish up with the numbing. I figured there would be several injections of a deeper and deeper nature like the dentist does to get your mouth real numb. The next thing I know, she said, "All done." I couldn't believe it. I was bracing myself for this invasive stab of the long needle and she had finished the whole procedure while I was thinking about the "prep" mode. I may or may not have proposed to the dear doctor immediately after the procedure. I'm pretty sure I did because the nurses gave me a hard time about being married. Anyway, I am very grateful that I was sent to Dr. C and I will make sure that Mary Jo Albert hears how good her referrral partner continues to be.

I had been going to another Orthopedic Group, which I had become dissatisfied with over time. As…read moretime passed their interest seemed only in the professional athletes they treated. My wife, who had been going to the same group, made the change to Dr. Chachashvilli, and came home singing her praises. It was the best recommendation I could have. I have disk problems and arthritis in my spine. I've seen her four times now and Dr. "C' as she is affectionately referred to, practices medicine not only with great skill and competence, but with compassion and sensitivity. She takes care not only to explain her diagnosis and recommendations but she listens to patient concerns. If you are having Orthopedic problems, I have only this to say, do yourself a favor and make an appointment with Dr. Chachashvilli. You will not be disappointed. Joel W

While I'm sincerely happy for those reviewers who have had great experiences with Dr Levengood, I…read moream sorry to say my experience was quite different. My experience afforded a dispassionate, assembly line feel. During both visits, the doctor exuded an air of restrained impatience as if there were more important things he could be doing. He provided cavalier responses to questions that seemed important to me. He appeared to be eager to move on to the next patient, even after showing up 95 minutes late for my second appointment. Dr. Levengood recommended surgery immediately after reading the MRI report without actually seeing the MRI. If I'm going to have surgery done, I want it done by someone who has the time to get to know me and I him. Instead, I felt more like the next order at a Waffle House. Also, as seen in another review, he gave me a shot I didn't ask for, nor did he consult me. Thankfully, I didn't have an allergic reaction as the other reviewer described. The effect of the shot has been to temporarily reduce pain. While this may sound like a good thing, I've gone for a second opinion from a doctor who is far less eager to do surgery and now the shot makes it difficult to know if physical therapy is working. Consequently, making it difficult to decide whether or not to proceed with surgery. Now that I've received the EOB from my insurance, I can see that the shot was $97 of pure profit. Aside from the copay, it's the only thing on the bill that wasn't covered or discounted by insurance. As best I can tell, the $97 is not for what was in the shot. Just a fee for sticking the needle into my shoulder (Note: I can't verify this conclusion. I'm simply frustrated enough to make the assumption).

I love Dr Levengood. He has done a couple of surgeries on me, one was one my left shoulder for an…read morearthroscopy procedure which really helped a lot. I had a slip and fall and broke my wrist. I was able to get an appointment the very next day and surgery two days later. I was so happy I didn't have to wait. He's done other procedures for me as well. I see him for all my orthopedic needs. He is located at Sports Medicine south on Riverside Parkway. He's very thorough and personable too! I highly recommend d

I rarely submit a review for anything but this is one that may help another who has suffered trauma…read moreinjuries as I did after a very bad bicycle accident. Northside Hospital Sports Medicine in Lawrenceville, GA is the BEST resource for orthopedic surgical treatment. Specifically, Dr. Kellie K. Middleton performed two shoulder reconstruction processes on me that were EXCEPTIONAL in the application and in the remedial performance. Dr. Middleton is highly competent, highly confident on the repair surgery performed and exceptionally high performing in patient care for her time and explanations spent to discuss treatment, options and follow-up care. I sincerely believe that she is a blessing in my life. Rodd McDanel

From the owner: Voted one of Atlanta's best orthopedic surgeons, Kellie K. Middleton, MD, in Lawrenceville,…read moreGeorgia, is a former professional athlete and one of the only women orthopedic specialists in Gwinnett County. Dr. Middleton works with professional athletes, and her brothers were collegiate athletes, so she has the experience to match her expertise in sports medicine. Dr. Middleton completed her orthopedic fellowship training at New York's world-renowned Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS). She welcomes underserved people to her practice, including women and minority patients, viewing her work as a way of giving back to the community. She enjoys helping patients and treating the whole person rather than just seeing their injuries. Dr. Middleton diagnoses and treats arthritis and other causes of knee, elbow, and shoulder pain, including rotator cuff injuries and other conditions typical of thrower's shoulder. Patients benefit from nonsurgical treatments like physical therapy, cortisone injections, platelet-rich plasma (PRP), hyaluronic acid, and stem cell products like ReNu®. Dr. Middleton completes injectable treatments using ultrasound image guidance. After treating the initial trauma from severe injuries like open fractures and dislocations, Dr. Middleton also handles all the soft tissue, ligament, and tendon damage thanks to her sports medicine expertise...

Very professional to the point. Told me what I needed to do to make my knee better. Excellent!read more

Worst place to go to. They lie and all. They cashed a check from my lawyer. When they know they…read morecash the check they acccpet that payment and now tryijg to get more. Worst place to go to and ill contact bbb on this piece of shit place. Worst place to go worst people ever.

I had a great experience! The staff was very helpful and inviting upon my visit and Dr. Farley took…read moregreat care of me. He gave me great insight on my injury and gave multiple options for treatment. All around felt very good visiting Dr. Farley and would defiantly recommend to others.

I would not recommend this practice based on my experience\. I went in with what I believed was a…read morefungal nail infection, but the doctor did not examine my foot hands\-on, touch the affected toe, take a nail scraping, or perform any testing\. I was simply told that the nail needed to be completely removed, without being offered other treatment options\. I was uncomfortable proceeding with such an invasive treatment without further evaluation, so I sought a second opinion\. The second doctor actually examined my foot, tested the nail, diagnosed the fungal infection, and prescribed medication\. Thankfully, the problem was successfully treated without having my nail removed\. I'm very glad I trusted my instincts and got another opinion\. If a doctor is recommending removing an entire nail, I would expect a thorough examination and a discussion of less invasive treatment options first\. I was also surprised that this office passes the credit card processing fee on to the patient\. I'm already paying for the medical visit, and then I'm charged an additional fee simply for paying by credit card\. I personally have not encountered this at other doctors' offices, and it added to my disappointment with the experience\. Between the lack of a hands\-on examination, being given only the option of nail removal, and the additional credit card fee, I would not return to this practice or recommend it to others\.