I've had four sessions with Dr. Lisa, and I feel better after each visit. She takes the time to…read moretruly understand my needs and carefully addresses all of my concerns. Her passion for helping people in pain is evident in the way she cares for her patients. I was a little hesitant about the Ultra Wave treatment at first, but after my very first session, I noticed real results. It truly works! The office experience is top-notch. Oh, and the massage chair is the Thank you, Dr. Lisa!

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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.

Dr Polk has a horrible bed side manor if you are truly in pain Dr Polk is not the Dr for you all he…read morewants to do is expensive injections that cost a fortune so he can buy another rolex

I only came here because my rheumatologist, told me that I would have to go to pain management, in…read moreorder to get my pain med I had been on, in Alabama which is all in my medical records. I've never been to pain management as my primary care doctors knew me, my conditions, and managed my pain. I guess they felt confident in their abilities unlike Webb. I searched for a pain doc and decided on this place due to all of the good reviews and because he's black. It's no secret that 6F doctors treat black patients differently than they do 6F patients and I felt Dr.Webb would be more kind and compassionate regarding my pain as a young black female with many health conditions. WRONG! The appointments with Webb were always rushed, he never did a physical exam on me, never ordered any x-rays or mri's (I thought odd since there is a radiology facility down the street), bloodwork, didn't document my right arm pain, never diagnosed me, and overall he didn't seem interested or engaged with me much. Just stared at his computer talking to his nurse. My first appointment was a consult that consisted of nothing really but him telling me he was going to call in some expensive cream from Louisiana and I had to go to physical therapy. I have joint pain from the Wegener's, acute pancreatitis, sciatica, and back pain. I let him know my history, the med I was on, what I cannot take which is NSAIDS including Tylenol as it has caused pancreatitis in me. He said he wanted my records before prescribing anything but he said he would prescribe me Percocet (he claimed to not and not the med I was on. He said he doesn't prescribe oxycodone which is a lie as he told me he does. I personally faxed him over past medical records including pharm records to show I took the med and how often I got it filled, my rheumy faxed him over office notes as he requested, and even called him and left him his personal cell number if he wanted to talk to him. My rheumy called me that night and let me know he called Webb etc. Webb and his 6F nurse claimed to not know anything about that. They faxed his office again. My previous pain med was oxycodone immediate release 15mg AS NEEDED for pain and I did not take it all the time. I explained this to Dr.Webb, in detail, and how I was prescribed that last summer when I was hospitalized with pancreatitis and the hospitalist told me to not take Tylenol. Dr.Webb ignored it. He first prescribed Norco (later he said he didn't remember saying Percocet and it seems like he has memory issues) a med that has Tylenol in it. I wasn't going to take it and still haven't though I did have it filled because I felt I was stuck with this doctor. I also have a weakness of giving people chances so I thought at the 3rd visit I would attempt to explain yet again. I spoke with the pharmacist after he filled it and I let him know all of this and how I spoke with Webb about this. The pharmacist could see my profile and saw the last pain med I was on. He told me pure oxy doesn't have Tylenol but Norco does. I attempted to talk to Dr.Webb again on the phone and I have the conversation recorded. Georgia like Alabama is a one party consent state so I don't need anyone's permission to tell them I am recording them or get their permission. I have an app installed on my phone because I had some dealings with an ex employer that lied on me and I had to sue them. I won't go into the full call but it was basically Webb playing semantics, wasting my time and telling me I would have to have kidney failure or be on my death bed before he'd continue my med I was on that worked for me, etc etc. He also said "I have to protect my business". Red flag right there it was never about patient care but about business. I also let him know the first med he prescribed me was something I hadn't taken since the beginning of 2020 and that dosage wasn't even something I had been on. Again he played semantics and said I had taken it and again I had to explain the last time I took it and why I couldn't. It was clear he did not bother to read all of the records he claimed he wanted. in fact he told me at the last visit "I don't go by what other doctors say". Lol so then why the heck would you want my records including imaging if you don't go by what other doctors say? At the last visit he prescribed me oxycodone with Tylenol again something I told him I couldn't take. Only this time I went ahead and filled it and took one pill. I ended up having a reaction to it (neck swelled, throat closed, and hurt, hurts to talk, gastro issues flared, etc). On Jan.28 I called Webb to let him know and speak with him but his secretary said "he doesn't call people back" and of course he never called me back. I have filed a complaint with the medical board and will seek legal action. Instead of wasting people's time Webb should review records FIRST before taking on patients he's scared to treat or not be a pain doctor. That little $35 copay they contacted me about I will not pay

Billing dept. seems to be set up for profit only. Separate from practice completely and gives…read morecredit for procedures without anastetisia then thru complicated accounting credits are not given or changed at will. One day office says have credit for next visit then somehow dissappears when checking in. Office says can only look at computer screen. Then says "unfortunately" can't help only collect.

I would never send anyone to see this Dr. Its all about money or having insurance I wish I could…read moreafford to have injections they worked best for me but im unable to work and barley get by as it is now days. He had to come up with something to drop me as a parent I guess. He really needs to look at his self long and hard in the mirror and learn what a caring Dr. Is I've seen a few others say the same thing.

My cousin, who is a nurse, knew that I was looking for a neurosurgeon and mentioned that she had…read moreworked with Dr. Gates before. She said he was a joy to work with, and very kind, humble and knowledgeable. She suggested I try him. Hands-down, he is the best doctor that I've ever seen. He has wonderful bedside manner, was very friendly, knowledgeable and thorough. He wasn't condescending. I don't need to see a neurosurgeon often, so it won't be often that I need to see him, but I wish there were more doctors like him. If you need a neurosurgeon, he's amazing

I am so thankful for Dr. Gates. I awoke 2 years ago with no previous trauma to my back, but could…read morenot stand up straight. The pain was excruciating, resulting in me having to go to the emergency room because the pain was so bad that it was adversely impacting my blood pressure. Due to multiple trips to the emergency room I was admitted. The attending physician in her discharge notes referred me as normal to an orthopedic specialist, but she also mentioned that there was a neurosurgeon in the Piedmont Physician's Group that she would like for me to obtain a consult. Of course the Ortho doctor initially ordered PT which did not help me and after 2 months of that, I scheduled an appointment with Dr. Gates, for the first time, a doctor actually listened to me. He ordered a nerve study and other test and more x-rays and when I returned for our consultation, he took time, we reviewed the results and he provided a diagnosis and plan of action. Diagnosis, sciatica and my L4 & L5 disc had slipped and was pinching my nerves. At this time I am on a walker. I had gone in less than 6 months from high impact aerobics to living, breathing and with every movement of my body being in horrible pain & only able to be slightly mobile on a walker with no relief regardless as to the strength of the pain medication. So very thankful for the ER's referral to Dr. Gates! He was caring, listened to my concerns and fears and provided me with a comprehensive plan of action that included a foraminotomy procedure that restored my quality of life and removed constant, tingling in my (R) leg and hip and living without constant pain and discomfort. Thank you Dr. Gates for your professional, caring approach to patient care. In my months of care with this physician, he only presented himself as a physician that was 100% dedicated to improving my health! 2 years later and I am still happy and pain free! Praying that you experience the same outcome, GOD BLESSED ME WITH DR. GATES!

Exceptional Care and Outstanding Leadership! I cannot say…read moreenough good things about the team at PT Solutions in Powder Springs. I came to this location for rehabilitation following anterior hip surgery, and two individuals truly stand out as exceptional representatives of this clinic: Niah Fulford and Marlei Murray. Niah Fulford, the Business Manager, demonstrates absolute professional skill. Her deep knowledge and seamless administration of client activities make the entire logistical side of care effortless. She is organized, efficient, and incredibly skilled at managing her responsibilities, ensuring clients are always well taken care of from an administrative standpoint. Marlei Murray, Therapist, is hands down the gold standard when it comes to patient care. Her personality and engagement make every session a pleasure. She was highly skilled at recommending and executing a treatment plan of tailored exercises specifically designed for my hip recovery. Her execution of treatment is precise, motivating, and incredibly effective. Niah and Marlei are absolute "must-haves" for the PT Solutions team. If you are lucky enough to have them handling your care and recovery program, you are certain to benefit and see incredible results. Highly recommend this location for post-surgical rehab!

Background / History Randomly carrying boxes up the stairs…read moreand tore my left meniscus a few years back - and TRIED to do PT with Wellstar. Lol. My knee wasn't necessarily getting worse, but it wasn't getting better either - so I decided to try PT again this year. Wellstar EW Connector was closer, but based on my history with them (lol), I decided to try PT Solutions (A Wellstar Co.) instead and Google claimed this was the location nearest to me. It was not - see also 1812 Powder Springs Rd Marietta review. Exterior They're in the Richard B Sailors Publix plaza. The address is 3721 New MacLand Rd even though the plaza faces Richard B Sailors. There's a lot of stuff jammed in this plaza so parking can be a challenge. Interior Small space, but but not cluttered. Customer Service I liked that they were easy to reach and allowed me to complete my paperwork before visit (though I did have to request it). When I arrived, I was a bit taken aback by how many patients there were. It seemed to take a bit of time before anyone was ready for me. They didn't realize that I'd sent my paperwork already (because they asked me to complete it again). Also - some of the the staff seemed a bit 'harried' and stressed. I have one of those 'angry resting' faces, so it may have just been that. When I entered and was giving my name, there were two African American ladies standing behind the person I was speaking too and they were listening to us and frowning / with eyebrows furrowed. When I finally glanced up at them pointedly, they finally looked back down at their files and devices, but it was weird. I am really started to feel my age with regards to how people interact socially with one another nowadays. No stars deducted for this - because as I said, it might just be angry resting faces. After checking, and finding my paperwork, I was told to have a seat. Within a few minutes, a very trim, VERY well-dressed gentleman came over and introduced himself. Seriously, Tristan, would not be out of place having lunch at some swanky place in Manhattan. He was very positive and upbeat without being over-the-top or saccharine. He was treating me and 2 other patients at the same time, so I had to get over my introvertedness and I actually talked to the patient that was in the chair next to my table. Seriously, she was less than 5 inches away from me. Lol. I found out later that they do have a private room in the back for folks that request it, but I'd be too self-conscious to request it. Price / Value Once I got ready to check out, I was advised that my visits were going to be $71 per visit. At their recommended two visits each week - that's a little over $560 per month. I was pretty annoyed at myself for NOT having asked about the pricing before being treated. Based on my history, I thought they were going to discuss price with me BEFORE treating me, but with the two angry looking women upfront, I really just didn't feel comfortable asking a bunch of questions. They did tell me I could pay later. And I did find out MUCH LATER ,that this information was incorrect. This is where the 2 star deduction comes from. I think someone should have contacted me to discuss my financial obligation as soon as they heard back from my insurance company and I think it's odd that they got my co-pay information so wrong. I think it shows poor organization. Overall Overall, I think this facility is ok. A little too busy for me, but otherwise, pretty standard with their offerings.

Restoration Physical Therapy provides exceptional care. The staff is friendly and knows your name…read morewhen you come in and the therapists work with you on a personal level to ensure your health goals are being pursued and met. They are the best.

I highly recommend this place to anyone needing rehab. I have been a patient here a few times over…read morethe years for different injuries. They always made me feel like they care about me by taking the time to answer all my questions or concerns. The therapists are great at explaining things in a way that anyone can understand. They take their time treating every patient that comes in the door. I'm grateful for their service.