Dr Junius is the absolute best orthopedic dr in the area and his staff is always so kind . He has…read morekept me moving for 8 years after cancer treatment have had many orthopedic issues with bones and joints and he is the absolute best !!

I came here as a second opinion and Iam glad I did got more opinions instead of just giving…read moreopinions with out questions. I would definitely send my neighbors and friends family to this facility.

Yesterday I called and was given an appointment at 1pm, same day with Kim P.A., my knee was swollen…read moreand painful to walk. I checked in at 1, was called in for x-rays not two minutes later and Kim P.A. was waiting for me when I completed them, I had a diagnosis, treatment plan and treatment performed all within 15 minutes. It was the best Dr's appointment I've ever had. Everything was so efficient. I walked out of there pain free all within 30 minutes. I'd recommend her to anyone with knee problems. Thanks Kim P.A.

I had a right knee replacement surgery performed by Dr Charles Haddad. Everything went beautifully…read more I was anxious about the idea of an epidural but from the beginning of the surgery until discharge, everything went smoothly. It's been a year the 24th of this month and I'm doing great. No swelling, no pain, I can do stairs regularly, not one at a time; I love my new way of life. Thank you Dr Haddad to you and your team. I do appreciate you all.

Dr McMyne and his staff are like a well oiled machine. The cohesiveness of the staff is a rare find…read morein the medical community these days. Check-in is a breeze, wait times are short, you're greeted with warmth and feel welcomed. The facility is clean, prepping for procedures is a pleasant experience by staff who's actions reflect a caring attitude. During the procedure (back injections) I never once felt anxious. The IV was placed on the first try each set of injections I've received. I have had bad reactions to opiods. Taking this into account I'm given medication that suits my needs. Dr McMyne couldn't be more pleasant while obtaining the information he needed to effectively perform the procedure. Every encounter with this office/staff has been the epitome of what every medical encounter would be in a perfect world. As a former medical professional, my opinion reflects the standards that I was held to and this if my subordinates. Excellent work Dr McMyne & Staff!

I've had two different doctors work on me now, Dr. Rameriez for my neck and Dr. Estrada for my…read moreshoulder, and highly recommend both. They listened to my issues, spoke in a language that a non-medical person can easily understand, and has a staff that does their best to get you in and out quickly, but not in a "you're just a number way". I highly recommend OANO and, while I pray I never have to again, would return if the need arises.

Dr.Watson took the time to explain the reason for the pain I am having while also informing me of…read morethe different reasons and putting us on a path to discovery so hopefully he can bring to treat the issue!

Get a second opinion! Also ask a lot of questions, including…read morehow accessible is Dr. George day of surgery to the patient and how quickly do you see him, not someone else, post op. Oh! And, ask if procedure is the newest way to perform the surgery, or one he's been using for 20+ years.

HANDS DOWN this is the place! 5 Stars for Dr. Thomas Lyons (1st part) and 5 Stars for Hand Crt of…read moreLa (2nd part). Sorry for the pun, I just had to do it. When he moved to HCoL we followed (from Orthopedic Center for Sports Medicine). Dr Thomas Lyons is known for being one of the top sports orthopedic surgeon in New Orleans, and for good reason (his clientele list is impressive). His main focus is knees, elbows, shoulders and upper extremity). He is professional yet personable and extremely knowledgeable. So, if you need someone new or don't like the results you're getting. Please take the time, do yourself a favor, to go see him. He will help you. That said, you do not have to be involved in sports to go see this wonderful man. Dr. Lyons does not shame you about your weight. He doesn't embarrass you about your activity level. He wants you happy and he wants you healthy. His empathy for your pain / needs and his love of the human body and how it works is impressive. Of course, like all doctors they want to fit as well. However he will work with you at any level you are at. Dr. L is caring, thoughtful and he will listen to you. Be honest with him and you will satisfied with your results. He will give you clear concise information on how to go forward. Money is not his motivator. He is a man you can trust. More importantly, Dr T Lyons is a man I trust with my body / life, my husband and the health of my loved ones. Hand Center of Louisiana: Our experience in the last 2 years with this operation is top-notch too. The appointments run on time, They are a well-oiled machine. They process the paperwork like they're supposed to. Everything is good, safe , clean, friendly. I would say, your first time there, the "flow" is odd (because its new to you and the floor is split by elevator), so ASK the first person you see and they set you on the right course. I wouldn't expect Dr. L to be with some affiliated with a place that was not of his high standard. Which brings me to if you need surgery. TAKE the option go to the Omega Hospital (see my separate review). Even though it's probably out of network, they will work with you, and in some cases wipe your entire patient portion. It's a boutique, your partner has a quiet space to help you recover. It's small and the one on one from the RN and staff cannot be matched. They had me walking 30 minutes after surgery and I have not stopped since . (but YOU have to do the work too!) I promise to edit this review soon, but I've been wanting to write it for some time (over a year, wish I could blame covid, but just to busy 'cause my knee works!). Check back if you wish for read grammar corrections! Private message me if you have ANY questions. Heath is a serious issue. I fully understand and appreciate you taking the time to read this review and the fact you are considering your options. YOU SHOULD ... more folks should. Our personal situation: This review is long overdue! Dr L was delightful then and he is as he is today. To explain my situation with him . . . I first became aware of Dr Lyons and his fantastic bedside manner when a friend had a serious accident and needed surgery (1999?). He did an amazing job w/ ground meat and my friends is playing tennis, dancing etc today. In 2003-4 my husband (retired oilfield) was having neck shoulder issues, I told him there was only one guy I could recommend, Dr Thomas Lyons. Of course he did not disappoint. Since that time hubby has had shots and both knees cleaned out. Great experience all times. Since that time he has recommended Dr. L several times to co-workers, and he has yet to let them or us down! From 2008, I did knee (chicken shots), then "cleaned out", after years of bone on bone, and waiting until I moved back to Nola, Dr L performed my total knee replacement in 2020. It was perfectly done by Dr Lyons, and I haven't looked back since. Last week in Cancun I played volleyball all day, and danced all night. Giving Dr Lyons most of the credit. Husband went to see him for rotator cuff issues shoulder neck received a couple shots, after he met Dr Lyons working in the oilfield, he came a lot he highly recommended Dr Lyons to many people who ended up using him. All with very successful happy results. Through the years I've had friends tennis players, bike riders who need someone and I send them to Dr Lyons, I have referred him for decades. We have never heard, (I wouldn't even say a bad word) I haven't even heard less than stellar review of the man. You cannot go wrong with Dr Thomas Lyons.

Dr. Umansky and Dr. Martinez are extremely skilled and knowledgeable; I have had much better…read moreresults with Southern Brain and Spine than I have elsewhere. I would especially like to thank Jocelyn, Dr. Umansky's medical assistant, for helping me get everything sorted out. I feel like I am in good hands here. Thank you SB & S!

We absolutely love Dr. Singh. He is such a caring, compassionate physician. My husband has been a…read morepatient for years and has received excellent care from Dr. Singh. He has had several back surgeries, inserting rods and screws, with excellent results. Our office experience, however, is another story. It just takes so long for them to schedule tests, then to get results from tests, then follow-up procedure scheduling. We have called the office, left messages with no response. Meanwhile, my husband is in pain, can't do anything and we wait, and we wait and we wait and nothing from them; nothing but promises that someone will call us tomorrow or the next day or the next and that doesn't happen. So, add frustration to the pain and anger begins to build. All the staff is very nice and friendly, but there's a breakdown somewhere and something has to be done.

Doctors were okay. Felt rushed. Didn't get a bill in the mail until 3 months of treatment later…read moreeven though I kept asking how much it would be and then were ticked when I asked to set up a payment plan. I'm still trying to pay it off. Receptionist and billing department were incredibly rude to me and very impersonal.

If you are reading this and thinking about this place, do NOT go here. You will wait over an hour…read morefor your appointment to get terrible medical advice.

Definitely a great place to get routine medical care. Lab…read moreservices are excellent, with friendly technicians. If you need a good primary care provider, I recommend Dr. Miriam Azuoru- both my mother and I see her for our routine care.

Please review your EOB carefully after an annual physical at Ochsner…read more My son previously had an annual preventive visit at Ochsner and unexpectedly received an additional problem-oriented office-visit charge. Because of that experience, when I saw Jillene Amow, NP, for my own annual physical on April 30, 2026, I was specifically careful not to raise unrelated medical issues or seek treatment for a separate condition. Despite this, Ochsner billed both the preventive physical (CPT 99396) and a separate Level 4 problem-oriented visit (CPT 99214), resulting in a $25 copay. I disputed the charge, and Ochsner later acknowledged in writing that the Level 4 service was not supported. However, instead of removing the additional office visit, Ochsner changed it to CPT 99212, a Level 2 problem-oriented visit, and I was again billed the same $25. What apparently triggered the separate charge was that, while routine labs were being ordered, I asked to have my zinc level checked. I briefly explained that I had previously experienced neck itching and was taking over-the-counter zinc. I was not seeking evaluation or treatment for the itching. There was no new prescription, medication change, referral, or separate follow-up. The medical note itself says the condition was "well controlled with zinc" and that the zinc level was added "at Client request." What makes this particularly frustrating is that approximately one-third of my time with the NP was spent in a casual conversation about my skin-care products. She commented that my skin looked very good and asked what products I used because she was interested in trying similar products herself. That was certainly not a problem-focused medical evaluation. The issue for me is not the $25. It is the billing practice and lack of transparency. After my son's experience, I intentionally tried to keep my visit strictly preventive, yet I still ended up with an additional problem-oriented office-visit charge. I have formally requested a Coding Compliance review from Ochsner. I am sharing my experience because other patients should be aware of this possibility. If you go to Ochsner for an annual physical, carefully review your EOB afterward and check whether an additional office-visit code was billed alongside your preventive-care code. I believe patients deserve to know when something discussed during a preventive visit is going to be treated as a separately billable service, especially when it can result in an unexpected copay.