As I sit and write in detail all of the emotions and feelings I have had over the surgery was a bit…read moreoverwhelming, but my surgery truly changed my life. I cannot express how grateful I am to Dr. Scanland for the skill and talent she has and the results that I ended up with were beyond my expectations! Have you ever felt like a different person inside than what everyone else sees? Ever been told (by a friend) that you look deformed? These were experiences I had after a 3-year battle and losing 120 lbs.! I had skin in folds and felt ugly all the time! Dr. Scanland changed that! I interviewed several other doctors and when meeting with Dr. Scanland I felt totally comfortable! She had a feminine point of view and was very specific and confident in the results we could achieve; and boy did she deliver!!!! At three months post-surgery I was in a bikini for the first time in my adult life. A year post surgery and I couldn't be happier. I can do things I wanted to do before but was too self-conscious to do or just physically unable to do so because of the shape/size I was. I can exercise now and don't flop around trying to do a jumping jack! lol. I have never regretted my decision to undergo a Tummy Tuck. I finally feel like the REAL ME: the person I always felt I was underneath all the extra weight and then floppy skin! I look forward to my next experience with Dr. Scanland and her amazing team! Everyone in the practice is so helpful and willing/prompt to answer any questions you may have!

Dr. Scanland is wonderful. She is so talented and loves what she does. She and her staff make you…read morefeel very comfortable and explains every step. I would definitely use her again.

Staff and Dr Miller were great. My daughter suffers from tourettes and severe anxiety and they made…read moreher feel about as relaxed and she possibly could. Recovery was smooth. 100% recommend

Originally I was meant to have my four wisdom teeth removed in my hometown, but as COVID struck and…read moreI was planning a move to Chattanooga, I pushed back my surgery and made an appointment with COFS. The consultation went fine, although I felt Dr. Spann seemed a bit cocky and barely looked in my mouth. The nurse staff had a weird sorority vibe around him, but everyone was very nice and I moved ahead with the surgery. Before I was taken into the operating room I discussed my medication allergies with the nurse (I only have two, one being amoxicillin, which makes me break out in horrible hives). They explained the procedure to me and asked if I had any concerns. I said not really, only that I have a birth control implant in my left arm, and therefore would prefer to have the anesthesia IV in my right arm. She said that was perfect and we made our way to the surgery room. We had yet another conversation about my implant during the walk down the hall, and I demonstrated how you can feel in through my skin. I laid down for surgery and a mask was put over my face, the laughing gas caused me to drift away and I heard them talking about putting the IV in. I felt the nurse touching my left arm and was jerked awake as she tied the rubber tourniquet directly over my implant in my left arm!! It felt as though it was pushed through my skin. I was able to say "not the left one," then heard her say "oh right, oops!" and I was pulled under. My boyfriend drove me home and went back out to get my antibiotics and pain pills. When he returned, the antibiotic they had prescribed me was amoxicillin! I told him I was very allergic and I went back to sleep. It took him about three hours to get everything sorted out with the pharmacy and nurses at COFS (who simply said "oops" again about the mistake). Because of this careless mix up I wasn't able to take my full rounds of antibiotics my first recovery day. Following the surgery in October, my arm felt consistently sore and uncomfortable. My period had began a few days before the surgery and didn't stop until the beginning of February. I was finally able to get an appointment with my gynecologist, suspecting that the nurse had in fact damaged the Nexaplon implant. It was removed yesterday, bent and creased. My gynecologist said that's not something that happens, and was surely a result of this nurse ignoring me. I understand mistakes happen, but I felt I wasn't listened to at all by these medical "professionals," and that they were only going through the motions of the job. Also, six whole weeks after the surgery, my chin and lips were still numb. I understand nerve damage can happen in this procedure, and my nerves did slowly repair and feeling has returned, but it made me wonder what other mistakes occurred while I was unconscious...

This is a place of medical activism. No logical thought beyond what they are "told" by the CDC. No…read morepoint in having a personal doctor anymore. No care for children... only for the narrative that the CDC is pushing

I needed two lipomas removed, but insurance would not cover the procedure. Dr. Redd is wonderful…read more Both were removed in his office under local anesthetic at a very reasonable price. A quick visit one week later for stitch removal, and I am a happy old lady!

From the owner: QuikSurg is a totally new and unique concept in minor surgical care that opened February 2015. What…read moremakes it unique is that this is a surgical clinic that specializes in minor procedures such as mole, skin tag and lipoma removals. All procedures are done under local anesthesia and by board certified surgeon, Dr. David C. Redd. With over 30 years of surgical experience, Dr. Redd is able to do minor surgical procedures in a matter of minutes

I come to Erlinger Neurology every 3 months for treatment for chronic migraines. The doctors and…read morePAs are always professional and give excellent care. They take time to listen and I actually feel heard. Office staff are professional as well and always make sure I'm booked for my next couple of appointments. On another note...I was hospitalized in 2020 for COVID and had excellent care by all the doctors and nurses. I would recommend Erlanger for all your healthcare needs.

Everyone was professional, polite, caring, and thorough!!! They went the extra mile and helped me…read moreget a diagnosis from ER.

Chattanooga Vision is great! The young lady optician helped me with suggestions that were what I…read moreneeded. She is knowledgeable and professional. My glasses came back and some of the best I've ever owned. Polite. Prompt. Professional. Great group of people. MLM

I had an issue with my eyes being very itchy, burning and swollen to the point that I wasn't able…read moreto go to work. I called Chattanooga Vision Center to make an appointment to have my eyes looked at. The person who answered the phone seemed happy to set me up with an appointment and asked me a few questions.... one of the questions was "have I ever had cataract surgery." I told her that I have had "lens replacement surgery to repair my vision about 7 years ago." She said that is considered 'cataract surgery' and that will NOT see patients who have had that surgery. I explained to her that my eyes were very inflammed and not due to my prior surgery and I needed to be examined and possibly medicated. She again said they cannot see me due to my prior surgery. I told her that I had the surgery done in a another state and it's not as though their doctors would be stepping on anybody's toes by seeing me. She explained that it had nothing to do with stepping on toes, the fact is that the doctors at this location refuse to see patients who have had cataract surgery. So..... be forewarned, if you have had cataract surgery, don't waste your time trying to get in to see these doctors for any reason whatsoever. They obviously don't feel secure in their doctor duties to deal with anyone who has had cataract surgery and will flat out refuse to see you. I've lived in five different states and have never run into this issue before, but obviously they know their weaknesses and maybe it's for the best that they didn't allow me to come in. I don't need anyone inexperienced to mess up my eyes.

Very honest and very skilled! After Aspen had told me I needed a root canal and crown, I wanted a…read moresecond opinion, so I tried Northgate. I went ahead and had a cleaning and new x-ray as it had been more than 6 months. They are a little behind the times on technology, still using the scrapers instead of the more pleasant (or less unpleasant) water jets. But the dental hygienist was very skilled with it. Then she took the X-rays. Soon, Dr. Sims came in to discuss the Xrays. Rather than just telling me "you need this, you need that", he brought them up on the TV screen and went over every detail with me. I hadn't mentioned Aspen to him. When he got to that tooth, he showed me the cavity, and explained that there was no abscess. If it get it filled before it gets much deeper, I won't need a root canal. That saved me at least $1,500. He also found a large chip on the other side of my mouth, and recommended a filling. I got them both filled the next day. Dr. Sims put in the fillings and did an excellent job. It's never fun, of course, but he handled it as well as he could. They had me as numbed up as possible without putting me to sleep. One of them I didn't feel at all when he was drilling. The other side he told me was at a "nerve cluster" and to let him know if it hurts. I felt it some, but was able to get through it. The filling operation was a success! I'm happy and will definitely return! I wish I could give it 4.5 starts. Due to the old fashioned scrapers, I can't justify a perfect score, but that is my only complaint.

Dr Sims has always been thorough and professional. He saw me after hours for an emergency with a…read morebroken molar. He fixed it nicely with no pain. I have referred many of my family and friends to him and they have nothing great things to say about this establishment. Always look forward to talking to them as they always treat me like family. God bless you Dr. Sims and your staff!