Best doctor! Have seen him for almost 10 years, he's no longer in network with my insurance- but…read moreI'll pay out of pocket to stay on as a patient! Love him!

I was referred by my Dr to see Dr. M. Todd Williamson, of North Georgia Neurological Clinic,…read moreLawrenceville. I highly recommend him. I walked into his office with so many questions and he answered all of them and I didn't feel rushed, He was very thorough in his explanations, and I left feeling educated and confident in moving forward. Dr. Williamson is caring and patient.

I have been seeing Dr. Williamson for about 3 years. I have only good things to say about him and…read morehis staff! He takes the time necessary to be sure that I understand all I can about my situation, and steps that I can take to stay in the best health possible. His Medical Assistant, Brittany, stays on top of things, and is very responsive when I leave messages. I recommend him 100%.

Really like dr Steadmen! Seems to geniously be concerned! Not like alots of dr! Highly reccomend!read more

These doctors were well educated at Emory University and Ivy League medical schools and have the…read moreexpertise necessary to diagnose and treat neurological disorders, injuries and diseases. Their friendly staff and professional integrity can be trusted with by most demanding patients. These doctors studied and worked hard to become preeminent experts in their field. They participate actively in continuing education and are frequently consulted by other physicians.

I can't leave a star! The worst doctor I have ever had!!…read moreTook 4 weeks to get medication, they didn't care!! I refuse to be seen by someone like this, doesn't care. Doesn't care about my migraine pain.

I want to take a moment to thank the staff at Northside Hospital Gwinnett, especially the PC Unit…read more1200. First, I want to recognize the Emergency Room staff. They were prompt and immediately saw about my mother, Miss Dennis, and made sure she was admitted and received the attention she needed. In moments like that, quick action means everything to a family. I also want to recognize the attending physician, Dr. Herschel W. Smith, who admitted my mother to the PC Unit. He was amazing. He saw the need for immediate care and made sure my mother was taken care of and placed where she needed to be. His attention and action made a real difference for our family. One nurse stood out the most -- Nurse Charlize. She truly understood her assignment. During a very stressful time while my mother was being cared for, I had many questions and a lot of emotions. Even when there were things she could not answer because she wasn't the doctor, she reassured me and helped calm my spirit. She listened, not just as a nurse but as a compassionate human being. I was even able to share some personal things that were weighing on me, and she took the time to hear me. That kind of care matters more than people realize. I have been a private nurse in the state of Georgia for 26 years and have worked with many families, including some of the wealthiest in Buckhead. I left that work to care for my own mother, and I know firsthand that true caregiving requires passion, patience, and heart. Nurse Charlize showed all of those qualities. To the doctors, I apologize if my frustration showed. I just wished I had understood more about my mother's condition sooner rather than waiting many hours for answers. But I appreciate that the team continued working toward the best care. Moments like these reveal people's character. When someone is frustrated, it takes a special person not to respond with the same energy. Nurse Charlize handled everything with professionalism and grace. Thank you, Northside, for caring not only for my mother but also for the family standing beside the patient. That compassion matters. -- Author M. Clark

I was taken to NS Gwinnett in Lawrenceville due to chest pain and shortness of breath. Let me start…read moreby saying the folks in the ER and the people who took me for testing from the ER were pleasant and provided excellent care. The problem started when I was admitted to 7 south. Smh. First off, with so many people participating in your care, there should be a way to consolidate. Constant disturbances all day and all night. I realize they need to check your vitals every four hours, but they check vitals, then 15 mins later the nurse comes to give meds, then 15 mins after that someone takes blood, then the doc comes in, then respiratory, then the tech, etc. At FOUR AM, the tech comes in and changes the garbage bag rattling the new the new bag to open it right in my ear! At change of shift, the new tech comes in and they give report at bedside. After giving report, they start taking loudly about what they're doing for the holiday and other plans for the weekend. They flip on the lights and leave out talking loudly amongst themselves about the weekend. Then the nurse and new nurse come in and give report. I found out I was being discharged and rang the bell to ask about having my IVs removed so I could leave. The person who answered the bell asked if the nurse had been in to provide discharge instructions. I replied no and she said well that's the first thing that needs to happen and i couldn't leave without that. She hung up on me mid sentence and when i rang back, she didn't respond. ! I'll never go back!,

EXCELLENT doctor. He is not there to be your friend, he is there to give your child the best care…read morepossible. I learned that CHOA sends many of their patients to them, and he is able to get their conditions under control. He even does his EEGS in office, rather than make you go to the hospital for testing. If you care more for the conversation and friendliness of the office, maybe this guy isn't for you, bc their number one job is treatment not being your friend. But if the best possible care for your child is top of your list, then go see this doctor!!

Don't waste your time at this doctor! All he wants is your money and doesn't care for his patients!…read moreMy nephew has been under his care for epilepsy for the past year. He recently started to seize out over 10 times a day and is not able to go back to school until it is controlled. We went to his office to find out why his medicine has stopped working and let him know how seriously this is. He sent him to get bloodwork done. Three days later I called to check for the results and see how soon can he send over a new prescription. They received it and said the doctor will call me as soon as he comes in. I never got a call. My calls were ignored the rest of the day I called back to check when they were clearly still in office. Then they closed. :/ Now I must watch my nephew seize out for the rest of the weekend into the week until this doctor decides to look at his results. This office is small. They were quick to take us in and made us pay cash only. And now wait for no return calls. At this rate, we are better off to see the neurologist at the hospital instead. Don't come here!