Their web page ERRONIOUSLY states they do myofacia release modalities. (MFR). MFR is a hands on…read moretechnique with deep tissue modalities. All they will do is subject you to XR, MRI and pharmekia injections. All temporary fixes that keep customers on drugs and in treatment for life. Also violates Insurance and Medicare rules. Change the website or lose Medicare affiliation. Im filing a report today. https://www.hanowellspineclinic.com/

From the owner: Acute and chronic pain conditions can derail your life. Inflammation, degenerative disease and…read moreinjuries to the neck, back and joints are common causes of pain, limiting your mobility. Our team at Hanowell Spine Clinic in Covington GA focuses on using diagnostic tools to find the source of pain, and then recommending treatments that will alleviate the cause of it with the least invasive method. We specialize in using injection therapy techniques and minimally invasive surgical procedures to eliminate pain and improve mobility for our patients in Georgia. Contact us today to schedule your first exam and consultation. We can help you uncover the source of your pain and find the right treatment to give you relief.

AL Curry, Clinical Pharmacist licensed in GA, FL, NC & OH. PLEASE READ my review before making an…read moreappointment to see Dr. David Neckman, 5303 Adams St., Suite C, Covington, GA 30014. He arranged for Dr. Rosenfield on 12.19.24 to remove my Intrathecal pain pump. BSBS told me my co-pay was $275. Alliance Spine & Pain doubled my co-pay to $550. I filed a complaint with Medicare Programs, Appeals Grievances Dept, MailStep : OH0205-A537, 4361 Irvin Simpkins Rd, Mason, OH 450040. They resolved the problem & my co-pay was $275. Dr. Neckman on 7.9.25 installed my Spinal Cord Stimulator. On 8.12.25, I started seeing redness & drainage on the incision. I called Covington he sent me to Putnman General Hospital in Eatonton, GA, for Cultures. After growing Cultures Day 1 to Day 5, there was NO growth. On 8.13.25, Dr. Neckman had me come to the Covington office. He did a GRAM STAIN & AEROBIC BACTERIAL CULTURE, but LabCorp was unable to get the results because Dr Neckman used the wrong type of swab. I saw Dr. Neckman in Conyers on 9.15.25 for an incision check. He said without any lab results that I had an infection from the "film on the battery," and scheduled an Explant (removal of my Spinal Cord Stimulator) on 9.17.25 in Covington. He E prescribed to my pharmacy Clindamycin 300 mg 2 capsules three times daily. During my surgery on 9.17.25, he did a GRAM STAIN & AEROBIC BACTERIAL lab culture. When I was in recovery, Dr. Neckman asked me what he put me on for pain when he installed my SCS. I was surprised he didn't refer to his provider notes. I told him Percocet 10/325 mg, but I was too strong, would he consider Norco 5? He said yes, he would E prescribe it to my pharmacy. I asked Kasey Dean, Charge Nurse, Dr. Neckmanto to have E prescribed to my pharmacy the Norco 5. Kasey said he had left the office she sent Dr Neckman a text message. When I got to my pharmacy, the Norco 5 wasn't there. I called the answering service at 426 PM. I went all night long in excruciating pain. I called the office in Covington the next morning, explained what happened what she said. Dr. Neckman probably left early because he lived in north Atlanta & wanted to get ahead of the traffic. She texted Dr Neckman & he E-prescribed Norco 5 to my pharmacy. In my opinion, Dr. Neckman's patients come first over his personal life. On 9.22.25, Dr. Neckman E prescribed to my pharmacy Trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole one tablet twice daily. On 9.23.25, I went on my LabCorp portal to look at GRAM STAIN & AEROBIC BACTERIAL cultures results. It showed Pseudomonas putida & was Resistant, not effective against trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole. I called Kasey Dean, Charge Nurse in Covington, brought to her attention, she contacted Dr. Neckman & he had me stop taking trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole. On 9.24.25, I had a follow-up visit with Dr. Neckman after my surgery. He wanted me to see an infectious disease doctor because he said I had a surgical site infection & the Pseudomonas putida had gotten into my bloodstream. Dr. Neckman said the infectious disease doctor would admit me to a hospital & I would be there receiving IV antibiotics for several weeks. Dr. Neckman said for me to buy enough Sodium Chloride 0.9% for 6 months. Dr. Neckman instructed my wife on how to change & clean the incision daily. Dr. Neckman yelled & accused my wife of removing the dressing on the spine. All she did was put an extra piece of tape on because it was trying to come off. On 11.2.25, I sent a message from my portal to Kasey Dean, charge nurse in Covington, asking if Dr. Neckman would consider E-prescribing Noro 5 to my pharmacy. Dr. Neckman said I would have to make an office visit. I refused because it was a 184-mile round trip. Dr Neckman was only interested in receiving his copay of $330. Dr. Neckman discharged me on 11.5.25, saying there was nothing else he could do for me. I asked what I was supposed to do for pain, and he said take what you were taking before you saw me. I found my own Infectious disease doctor on US News World Report for Doctors & I had Dr Neckman's office send the referral. On 10.9.25, the infectious disease doctor said I had a Pseudomonas putida wound culture positive, probable superficial, wouldn't be admitted to the hospital; he could treat me as an outpatient. My infectious disease doctor instructed my wife to continue simple wound care daily with loose wound packing with iodophor gauze. He also said the clindamycin was ineffective in treating the Pseudomonas putida that Dr Neckman had me on. On 11.6.25, I had my return visit to see my infectious disease doctor, who said my wife had done a fantastic job changing the dressing & packing with iodophor gauze for her to continue for 2 weeks & stop. The Doctor said he saw no ID-related contraindications to future spinal implants, contradicting what Dr Neckman had said.

CROOKS and WILL NOT FIX your issues, i do not see a button…read morefor a -10 or else i would have used it. but they will nickel and dime you and your insurance company to death. $150.00 copay every time i walk in the door. the it was $450.00 copay but when i question it, it get magically dropped to $100.00 just to get a $200.00 bill later due to the way it was coded. i will not return nor will i recommend to an enemy. OH did i mention the problem still is NOT corrected. sure seems like all they want to do is put a band-aid on the problem so you will keep coming back.

You always get quality care. The staff is very friendly....I highly recommend Summit Spine and…read morejoint!!!

From the owner: Summit Spine & Joint Centers was founded to provide our patients with high-quality, patient-focused…read morecomprehensive treatments. Our objective is to help patients regain and improve their quality of life, and at the same time provide compassionate care, one patient at a time.

While the doctor seem exceptionally good their assistants are crap they never return calls or make…read moreappointments their responsible for or fill prescriptions on time and my son called with real medical concerns for 3 weeks and never a response anything could have happened at that time very dangerous for the injury he has ,and if you do walk ins the wait times are unbelievable toooo long . The 20 minute dr visit is almost not worth all the other hassle that comes with it ...I apologize same doctors but Athens location !!!

Better have good insurance before going here. It seems to affect the quality of service you will…read morereceive. We paid $500 cash for a 5 minute physicians assistant visit, not even a doctor to see. They proceeded by cutting off the emergency room cast and briefly explained to us that the E.R. X-rays that showed broken bones and misaligned toes was nothing major and it would heal in time. Also if it hurt, don't walk on it. We left with no wrap, not recast, no plan of action other than an appointment for 3 weeks away. The original story they feed you upon first contact concerning a cash-pay arrangement is that you get the unused portion of cash returned upon release. With a second appointment being deemed necessary by them, I'm pretty sure that the release will be good to go after completing the next appointment when the second half of the $500 will be used up after another 10 minute useless discussion with a physicians assistant and not a doctor. Let me take this moment to recommend Dr. Roman at Foot & Ankle Specialist. Also located in Covington.

I am the type that will seek a new health provider every year until I find someone who deserves my…read moreHSA dollars, and I'm very glad to say that my search for a women's health provider has finally ended. The staff at the Howard Center is the best I've encountered IN MY LIFE. No rude receptionists who are too full of themselves to greet you with a proper hello or check you in on time. No unanswered questions or phone calls that leave you hanging. No cold, impersonal health workers whose only goal is to get you in and out of their doors in 5 seconds flat. Everyone there was so friendly and warm, and so were the offices and patient rooms. They also have drinks and snacks in the waiting room but if anyone from there is reading this, may I request Coke Zero please? :D

From the owner: Here at The Howard Center, women's health is very important to us. In the late 90s, the Howard's --…read moreDr. Drew and Dr. Kaylar -- were on a mission to create an all-new women's health center tailored specifically to helping women. Both physicians firmly believed that they could not only take care of women's needs, but make them feel special while they did so. With this idea in mind, The Howard Center came to be.  Today, our Howard Center offices offer comprehensive gynecology services for females from the age of adolescence to post-menopause. With eight offices throughout Georgia, including Covington, Valdosta, Moultrie, Warner Robins, Albany/Leesburg, Douglas, Tifton, Lawrenceville, Athens and Waycross, we make it easy for women to access high-quality diagnostics, treatments, and preventive care. Our gynecology team has extensive experience in identifying and treating a variety of gynecological conditions, including heavy periods, endometriosis, chronic pelvic pain, and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). We also offer a variety of birth control options, such as the Liletta® intrauterine device (IUD), to prevent unintended pregnancy. Preventive care services like well-woman annual exams with Pap smears are available to reduce risk factors for chronic diseases, including cancer. Our experienced providers also specialize in menopause management services and hormone replacement therapy to help women through the transition to their post-menopausal years. ...

All the staff was nice and helpful. Kalyn was very helpful and explained everything to make it…read moreunderstandable. The office is clean as well.

A couple years out from therapy, let's just say most of the folks there are good. I complained a…read morelot but I have full movement of my shoulder after major shoulder surgery. Do what they tell you and you will be good as new, almost. Michelle was a charm and as much grief as I gave her she was a trooper. When I need therapy again, provided Michelle is still there, I will be back. I appreciate the dictation and patience they showed in my recovery. Now all the gooey stuff being said, as a workers comp patient I had my issues with the dedication to my full recovery and the pressure they caved to by the insurance company nurse. I was determined to return to full duty and worked diligently to that end. As a senior citizen I came out on the good side of the recovery but not full recovery. More time was needed but PT caved to insurance lack of enthusiasm. I would recommend Michelle but they need to reduce the PT folks flowing in and out

I came for an appointment with Dr. Grant. The location isn't too hard to find. It's behind the…read moreLibrary and a little way away from everything. There's a huge parking lot with plenty of shade trees. I mean it's Covington, so that's expected. There's a little sliding door which has a huge spiderweb smack-dab in front. That's was a little concerning but I just hurried on inside. The waiting area decor is your typical hospital decor. I did notice some adorable marble lamps that I actually ordered for my new place. The receptionists weren't close to welcoming. They looked at me as if I was a zombie or something. Dr. Grant was the best thing that happened during this visit. Attentive, assertive, an active listener and patient. I doubt I will be returning nor will I be recommending.

From the owner: Piedmont Primary Care at Newton Drive believes prevention is the best medicine. That's why we…read morespecialize in primary care to help you achieve - and maintain - better health.