Dr. McQuail is truly a fantastic physician. His bedside manner is outstanding, taking the time to listen and then discuss the options for treatment. I have had three successful surgeries without any complications with him and have recommended him to others. The staff in his office is welcoming and professional. Together they make your visit a pleasant experience. read more

Service was quick, honest and hospitable. The physical therapy is on point, thorough and friendly.

Web site says 'walk in' available. I called. No service without appointment. Guess you must use Pinnacle for urgent services. Clean up your website and don't advertise services you are not willing to provide. read more

Dr, Thomas McQuail is about the best orthopedic doctor I have we have ever gone to. Dr, Thomas McQuail has taken care of myseof and my husband. Whenever we leave the office we know with confidence that we will be free of pain . Dr. Thomas McQuail is great and very easy to talk to about what is bothering you. I highly recommend him to anyone having orthopedic problems. Sincerely, Cheryl & Gary Merryman read more

Dr. Ryan Chin did a complete knee replacement April 16 2024 ....it was a disaster ...I kept telling him there was something wrong ...3 months later I went back to surgery for a scope ...he said he removed scar tissue...again I didn't improve so I went back again to tell him something. Is wrong ....well dr Chin is not a dr. That you can have a conversation with ...he cuts you off & has some silly explanation ...I ask for his opinion once again & the answers I got was shocking ....out of his mouth came ....will I'm the dr. That fixes all other dr. Problems ...he sure couldn't fix mine & he did it ......i found another dr. In Tennessee that did a complete revision ...so I had to have another surgery & start all over again ...I have not had a good quality of life since ...this knee will never be the same .. If you have a surgery please find a dr. That you can talk to & understands your problems ....it is not DR. RYAN CHIN read more

I saw Dr. Grimm on 2/14/2024 for severe back pain following a visit to the ER at Northside Cherokee hospital on 2/11/24. After talking to my PCP on 2/12,they referred me to Dr. Grimm. He spent less than 20 minutes talking to me,and after almost no examination gave me a prescription for a pain med and muscle relaxer and said I needed a CTscan. The place he referred me to couldnt see me until March 12th so I asked for a different location with a sooner appointment time. I was then scheduled for a location closer to my home on 2/26. I got a call from that facility yesterday(2/22) stating that the scan would have to be rescheduled because my provider(Dr. Grimm) only sent in the paperwork to my insurance on 2/20 so there wasnt enough time for it to be reviewed and the pre-cert done. So it took from 2/14 until 2/20 for Resurgeons to get the paperwork to my Insurance because the correct info was never sent in. I am now on my 4th change of pain medication and still have not found out what is causing the pain. Dr. Grimm was less than caring and while talking gave a slight shoulder shrug and eye roll and gave the suggestion of possible muscle spasms. I am no Doctor but I do not believe that muscle spasms would cause CONSTANT unrelenting pain that could not be relieved by prescription pain meds. I am STILL in pain and STILL have not had a CT scan to find out what is wrong. I will not go back to Dr. Grimm. read more

My son went to see Jennifer Bruggers after being diagnosed with a broken wrist. She sent him for a CT scan... read the results and after 3 calls to the office to get him pain and anti inflammatory meds and a plan going forward, was told by her extremely rude and condescending assistant that he didn't need surgery or a cast.... come back in a couple of weeks. I sent him to a hand specialist today, who put him in a cast immediately and scheduled surgery for the multiple fractures apparent in the radius, where the scaphoid bone jammed down into the head of the radius, causing it to fracture and spread (requires a plate and pins, 3-4 hour surgery, then a second surgery to remove the plate after healing). You can also see from the picture of the CT Scan that he broke the tip of the bone on the right. Jessica literally made fun of my accent (I'm British) when I asked if they planned on casting him. Cast, what is cast she said sarcastically. Oh, you mean cast (American accent).... Stay away. Go to Pinnacle Orthopaedics instead. My son received outstanding care at Pinnacle Ortho. read more

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My first visit with Dr. B. Grimm went very well. He set me up with a corrective brace company and initiated arrangements for an MRI to assess my complete situation. Although my last ortho said surgery wasn't an option, he gave me some hope and I'm looking forward to hearing his complete assessment. His initial statements sounded very in line with all the research I had done before my visit. He seemed very well informed on the latest information. read more

Dr. Stephen Kim told me I needed a knee replacement surgery. I told him I wanted to try gel injections first. He said (FINALLY) that he would ask the insurance company to approve and get back to me. He NEVER did that and NEVER even contacted me!!! I went somewhere else for the gell injections. Are they named Re-surgeons for a reason??? I think so!!!!!! Really non professional!!!! read more

Dr. Dennis was so great! And the staff at the surgery center were very professional. I had an epidural injection at L5. I had been in pain with sciatica for 6 weeks, and I felt some relief instantly. I know it can take a few days to a couple of weeks for full effect, but I feel so much better on day one. If you've ever had this pain you know. I had my first full night of sleep in 6 weeks last night! read more

Dr Dennis is the best orthopedic physician for spine I have ever been to. I have seen her for 10 years and she is amazing. Highly recommend Resurgens. read more

I contacted an Orthopaedic Surgeon of Resurgens Orthopaedics at the recommendation of my Primary Care Physician to investigate hip replacement. The whole experience was comforting to me based on the nature and professionalism of the complete Resurgens staff, in addition to Dr. Stephen Kim. From the initial contact with the receptionists, to the various nurses, x-ray technicians and accounting clerk, everyone made sure that I was receiving the best support possible. Resurgens Orthopaedics is the most complete patient care/customer care group with whom I have come in contact. I would highly recommend anyone to consult and consider Resurgens Orthopaedics for their orthopaedic needs. read more

I hope I don't have to use their services again, but Dr. Lundy is pretty amazing. We actually were not here for an injury of mine (which, honestly, is a nice change.. because it's usually me getting hurt) but I was there each step of the way. We started in the ER at 8pm on Sunday, and at 11pm were told that an Orthopaedic surgeon would be coming to see us "tonight or tomorrow morning." We were moved to the hospital, finally, at 3am, but still no Ortho. We then waited until 1:30pm on Monday for an Ortho to show up. I don't know if it's due to this office, the "on call" doctor, the ER or who, but we waited a long time. We did not expect Dr. Lundy specifically - we didn't know him. Another Ortho in the same practice came to us and said it'd be her or another Dr. (Referring to Lundy) who would be doing surgery. Within an hour we were on the way to get ready for surgery. Our patient was prepped and says that when he got into the OR, there was some 80s rap/R&B going on. I would have questioned that due to all of the meds the patient was on, but apparently, no, it is true. That is how Dr. Lundy gets into his groove. Pretty funny. Kennestone has some weird habits, so we didn't know what was going on exactly throughout the whole process. Dr. Lundy came out to tell us the patient was doing great and in recovery. The operation seemed to take all of half an hour. 23 staples, a metal plate and 6 screws. Ew. Two weeks later we went back for a follow up. Looks great, he said, and they took the staples out. Dr. Lundy have us some instruction about further recovery and was super friendly and not awkward, like some Doctors can be. Overall, Dr. Lundy was awesome. The parts around him that were not necessarily awesome were not directly affected by him, as far as I know. Every one that we've talked to since says that Dr. Lundy is THE best at what he does. So, see him if you have the need! read more

I am 4 days post-op and my physician Dr. Chen is denying me proper pain management and is neglecting to push through a prescription narcotic to maintain pain control. I received a reconstructive ACL surgery and a medial meniscus repair both on my left leg and I am being told "I took my pain medicine too fast". I took my pain meds as prescribed and when needed every 4-6 hours, 40 tablets. I also had a bout of nausea for the first two days after surgery and that medication was not absorbed, about 8-10 tablets gone to waste and I am being told I cannot receive more medication. PT started the day after surgery and that is extremely excruciating, the long term nerve block that was injected wore off within 32hours not 72 hours. I am disgusted with the way I am being treated, like an animal. Hobbling in pain trying to follow his protocol and they are refusing me refills for necessary pain medication. I'm 23 y/o & I've had a knee surgery before with Dr. Chen I am not sure what the change is now. I'm completely appalled and continue to be disrespected and talked down to by staff. If you were not going to give me the necessary medication for pain management you should have never taken my money to do a surgery you would not properly medicate when completed. read more

Dr Stephen Kim is a wonderful doctor. He replaced both my hips in a 3 month period and replaced my husband's knee. He is extremely skilled and professional. I was able to return to work in 11 days! I can walk normally again and continue my life without hip pain. My incisions are very small. He and his staff have been such a blessing to me. I was terrified for the first surgery and he put my mind at ease. I followed their post op instructions and had a very easy, speedy recovery. I found Dr Kim through personal recommendations from several previous patients and I am glad I asked them. I will not hesitate to have surgery with him or send family and friends to him. Thank-you so much Dr Kim and staff. read more

I had an appointment scheduled today with Dr. Robin Dennis, MD and was called by the her office an hour before my appointment to be told that they were cancelling my appointment because I had already seen another Dr (once) at another location. This was extremely unprofessional, uncourteous of my time, and completely inconceivable that I was be forced to go back to a doctor that I CHOOSE as the patient, not to see. read more

Dr. Kim performed a hip replacement surgery on me in January 2019. Everything went extremely well. Shortly after the surgery I was up and walking and using stairs. I was released the same day of the surgery. the day after the surgery I was doing so well I no longer needed or used the walker. All of the pain that I had before the surgery was gone completely. After six weeks I was back at the gym. Dr. Kim and his staff prepared me well before the surgery. I understood every that was going to take place and there were no surprises. Resurgens patient portal is an excellent tool. I was able to communicate questions and always received answers on the same day. I would recommended Dr. Kim to anyone who is in need of a hip replacement. read more

0 . My experience was pretty horrible, not only is Dr Grimm not doing things for the betterment of my health, but also i received an injection in my spine for a herniated disk that made my injuries worse and I was not told that this could happen. It is evident that he doesn't care proven by his mannerism and tone of voice when aproching me or my wife. He also had the audacity to lie to my face and tell me that he couldn't take me out of work when it is obvious that he is doing what the workers comp insurance is telling him to do. He just wants to get paid by them by telling them and putting down what they want to. I am very well aware that the medical field is a bussiness and it's not there to really "cure" anything and these are facts. Again this is not the first time something like this has happened. Hopefully the right entities will be able to resolve the problem. Since the beggining he has lied about my condition and ability to return to work and I've constantly have told him that my condition is worsening but again he shows me that he doent care with his belittling attitude towards me and my wife. read more

Dr. Robin Dennis is wonderful. I've seen her for months and couldn't be happier. Once she wasn't available at the office location I wanted on the day/time I wanted so I requested a different doctor. I was told that it was their policy not to move patients around from one physician to another essentially for consistency of care. I was told I could change doctors but then I couldn't go back to Dr. Dennis. I simply accepted the appointment at the location she was at that day which actually worked out better for me in the end. If you want to see multiple doctors, this isn't the practice for you but if you want a caring, competent orthopedist I highly recommend Dr. Robin Dennis. read more

Dr. Bruggers is amazing I have been so blessed to come here. I went to the emergency room at wellstar and after not getting better I went to see resurgens as the ER recommended. It didn't take long for Dr. Chen to figure out what was going on with my foot and refer me to Dr. Bruggers for treatment. The wait was short in the waiting room and the staff is fantastic! The guy who does my X-Rays is funny and gentile. I'm also doing my physical therapy with resurgens I highly recommend them! read more

Great, friendly staff. Everyone there is so helpful and caring. Dr. McQuail and his team are out of this world wonderful. So glad I ended up here for my surgery and rehab. read more

Please note that this review is specific to the Resurgens orthopedic office located on Witcher street at the hospital. I wish I had read the Yelp reviews before going to this office. I had actually seen Dr. McQuail many years ago and was very satisfied. First I'd like to comment on the environment. While the waiting room is very nice and the whole aesthetic is new, when you go back to the casting room it's junky and cluttered and the equipment looks old and it wasn't particularly clean. So it seems like they put all their niceness into the lobby and the waiting area but once you go in the back It's shabby & run down and didn't seem particularly sterile. In addition the room where they put me had three beds in it so I was sharing the room with other patients, again I wasn't very comfortable with that as HIPAA laws supposedly ensure your privacy. I can understand us set up like that in the emergency room but this is a private doctor's office. When you are in pain and crying the last thing you want to do is be in a room with someone else. I was referred to Dr. Bruggers by the doctor in the ER after breaking a bone. Dr. Bruggers is capable. She doesn't have the best bedside manner nor seem very sympathetic so she isn't a doctor that I would choose to go to . I think that is more a matter of personal taste than anything else. She was never unpleasant or unkind just not overly kind or sympathetic. My issue was not so much with her but with the nursing staff. The front desk staff is amazing. Wish I could say the same for the others. Three of the nurses on the nursing staff actually argued in front of me about who was going to get stuck with putting my cast on. I'm not saying that for dramatic effect the three of them actually made statements "Im not going to do it." "Well I really don't know how to do that cast," and " well that means I would have to do it. It's really not any different than doing the other cast and I have other things to do." I ended up feeling like I should apologize for putting them out. The cast was put on too tight, so 5 days before my scheduled follow up, I made an appointment to go back in. My limb was swollen and blue by this time, and I was in horrible pain. I was the last patient in the waiting room. Two nurses came out and insisted that I needed to leave. I refused, showing them my injury. After telling me to leave for several minutes, they instructed me to wait while they consulted with the doctor. I had an appointment! I realize I was the only patient in the waiting room, but I felt it was a very very unprofessional to come out to consult with someone in the waiting room that had a scheduled appointment. I'm quite sure that HIPAA laws are there to prevent such a thing from happening, as they discussed all this with me in full view in earshot of the front desk staff and anyone else around that would have been listening. They returned, one was complaining that she was going to have to clean the exam rooms alone. The other said nothing to me, just led me back and started cutting my cast off witno explanation of what was being done or why. She acted very agitated, angry, and put out. When I why she was cutting the cast off and what was going on, she seemed extra irritated and told me because there was swelling. She didn't take any particular care to make sure I was comfortable, nor did she even make sure that my obviously still broken limb was supported after she removed the cast. I was sent to x-ray and finally the doctor came in and said that my cast had been put on too tightly. The same two nurses return and argued yet again over who was going to have to put a cast on me. I was just super uncomfortable because they made it obvious that I was putting them out even though I assume that this was their job. To add insult to injury I had to pay for them to replace the cast that they put on too tightly in the first place. I will be calling my insurance company to fight that charge. The whole experience has been awful and if I had read the Yelp reviews before I went I would have chosen a different place to get this done. Never before what I have thought & be yelping a doctor but from now on I will always check Yelp first. I'm a full-grown adult, I cannot even imagine taking a child to this place. I am now having to go through the process again and getting a second opinion from another doctor because after taking the cast off my injury seems even worse.. The nurses here blatantly disregarded HIPAA and privacy laws. I guess since it's in Orthopaedics office it's obvious that it has to deal with broken bones and knee injuries, but I don't believe that excuses them speaking to me about my health in front of others. My advice to anyone else considering using this Office would be to shop around and choose wisely. Resurgens Orthopaedics has several offices all over the area so I can't speak for the other locations. I can't thank the front office staff enough, they were amazing. read more

On July 12, 2018 I had Dr. Kim perform the Birmingham procedure to rep/ace my worn-out ball and socket of my right femur. I am an avid runner and it was important that I have this done (rather than conventional hip replacement), because of my active life style. Normally, no one over 60 has that done, but at age 75 I had the confidence in Dr. Kim that it would be successful. It is now 56 days since the surgery, and I could not be happier with the results. Before, during and after the surgery, The service and support of Dr. Kim, his staff, assistants and affiliates was superb. Even as they were transferring me to the table for the surgery, Dr. Kim took the time to shake my hand and introduce everyone attending. One day, post surgery, I was released and went home with only a small stitched incision on my hip, and virtually no pain. I only took Tylenol, and did not require anything stronger. I have no pain today, and my hip feels like I remember it feeling when I was a teenager. I highly recommend this doctor not only for his unquestionable skills, but also his caring personality. read more