Dr. Parry and his staff are wonderful at explaining procedures and problems. He goes above and…read morebeyond to help you make the right decision for your spinal health. He even called me on a Saturday for more health information as he was preparing his surgical plan - and we hadn't even said yes to surgery yet. He is/was so prepared for my son's surgery. Even encouraged us to seek a second opinion. (We didn't need to) My son had his cervical surgery Wednesday and is virtually pain free - just says the stables are a little uncomfortable! If you are looking for an amazing caring surgeon and surgical team, call him. I've already recommended him to a couple of my friends and clients.

Dr. Parry is a exceptional doctor. Very courteous and very through during my visit with him. Takes…read morethe time to explain and listen to you during exam. Staff and facility are also exceptional. I highly recommend this facility and doctor.

I am pleased with my appointment with Dr Yi Ding, He was…read morevery clear and informative. The whole staff was really nice.

Dr. Grasso is easy to talk to and provides great insight--this is not a reflection on him…read more My issue was with the intake and billing process at the Marietta office. UPDATE - I was contacted by Heather and allowed to explain everything. She handled my concerns professionally and I appreciate customer service, so I am updating my review.

I went here as a first time patient to meet with a back Dr. already being in pain I was checked in…read moreby a very unprofessional Medical Assistant named Lisa. She called me sweetie and within 2 minutes felt like it was her job to give me her "shpeal" as she put it about bring my CT scan and that I needed to do that and not always does their system work or can they log into Wellstar. I was trying to explain to her that it was an old CT scan and then she stated "Well then we don't need that and it doesn't matter" after cracking her knuckles and berating me. She was snappy and rude. My husband even was shocked at how she was speaking to me. I told her I would speak to my Dr about these matters at which time she just looked at me like I was being rude. She didn't realize at all that I have been in the medical field for 30 plus years and would never speak to a patient this way. She continued to talk to me like she was my Dr! at which time I again said, I will speak to my Dr about these things. Then she kind of laughed and walked out of the room with a huff. I did mention this to my very wonderful Dr. who was very professional and listened. I will stay a patient. Even when checking me out the MA came in, rolled her tongue over her teeth, cracked her neck with a head roll, and proceeded to ask me (thank God) yes or no questions about getting an MRI. Thank God I'm very well versed in all of this procedure so it was short. She really needs a class on speaking to patients that are in pain and new to the facility. And, she is NOT a Dr. she has no right to be acting this way at all as a medical assistant

Great experience. Scheduling an appointment was easy, and the front desk was incredibly helpful…read more Once my MRIs were approved, the followed up numerous times to ensure they got scheduled, and wanted to make sure I did not have any questions/concerns. My father had Dr. Grimm as his doctor, and I had an appointment with him as well. Very knowledgeable, and his top priority was making sure I knew next steps, and what to expect.

I just had to add to my original review: this practice really rocks…read more Tuesday, after I saw them, I left with additional pain and anti-inflammatory prescriptions. Long story short, I had a REALLY scary reaction to the combo - I took all as prescribed, dosage and timing wise - and basically had a near stroke and all the OD symptoms. After I was put to bed and felt ok the next morning, I called Dr Foster's office and his nurse Linda was amazing. I explained what happened and she consulted with him and got back to me - it doesn't happen to everyone but the combination of hydrocodone (lortab)and tramadol (the former being what WellStreet gave me and Dr Foster also prescribed) and the latter added by Dr Foster, can cause such severe reactions. While I took them as directed, if this happens, the best thing is to separate them and taper off the lortab as soon as possible. Haven't had a problem since I made the changes, and the best part? Linda gave me her cell so I can get in touch any time if needed. Would've been good to have avoided the whole frightening experience, but that kind of thing can't be predicted and they were there to help me get it corrected.

I have known Dr. Foster for over 20 years. He performed two surgeries on my feet when I was in my…read more20's. He left such an impression on me, that when my son broke his knee cap a few years ago, Dr. Foster was the first call that I made. If you are looking for a truly caring Dr. that puts his patients needs first he is the Dr. for you! I would recommend him very highly. He is a wonderful Dr., Surgeon, and person.

Dr. McQuail is truly a fantastic physician. His bedside manner is outstanding, taking the time to…read morelisten 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.

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

Received great care. Dr. Rubin was kind and gentle through my spine injection.....................read more

Front office staff and office manager lack professionalism. Patient care suffers due to the…read moredysfunctional front office staff. Medical assistant fails to return patient phone calls per the office policy severely impacting patient care. Witnessed front office staff screen incoming phone calls - what calls they want to accept and ones they want to transfer to voicemail. Communication of this behavior sent to the office manager Sonya Clark with absolutely no response.

For starters, I must say thank you to Dr. Chitale and Dr. Maloon for their wonderful work on my…read morewife. You Truly know your profession. It is just too bad that you have associated your office with Mr Quentin Jenkins. Patient success does not end with the surgery and it has been a night mare for my wife and I With her recovery. We left out your office today with talks of suicide from my wife. Mr. Quentin Jenkins has treated my wife badly ever since she came in due to an infection after surgery. We did not show up to blame any one, we just needed help. He simply told us " This is not due to surgery" and that her stomach pains was not either. Well thank you Mrs. Kristen for helping my wife to the car and calling the hospital concerning our arrival. My wife bowels had stop functioning correctly due to her medication after surgery. Today was our next encounter with Mr. Jenkins and it was still the same unprofessional attitude. We came on time for our appointment ( I have the appointment card to prove it) We arrived at 9:17am for a 9:30 appointment, my wife ended up walking out the BACK at 10:30am begging me to help her to the car. That Mr. Jenkins was busy sitting in his office this whole time. How is this possible if not intentional? As I told Mr. Jenkins of his unprofessionalism, he asked me to come to the back. Well Mr. Jenkins your patient is the one you should have spoken to. It is sad that my wife's path to recovery has been so rough. She had back surgery! We came in today with her back stinging. We left out barley making it to the car and her not wanting to live any more. So thank you very much Premier Neurosurgical Institute.

If I could give this doctor zero stars I would. I went in complaining of pins and needles,…read morenumbness, visions problems, cognitive impairment, falling, tripping, dropping things.. etc. (Basically every single symptom of MS). Dr. Maloon looked at me all of five minutes and didn't even do an exam or check my blood pressure. When I was going over my symptoms he interrupted me and told me I was going way too fast for him to keep up. Seriously? You're a neurologist. Told me I had nothing wrong with me but he would send me for an MRI to prove to me that it's all in my head and there's nothing wrong with me. The office never called to schedule the MRI and when I called to leave multiple voicemails I received no call back. They literally blew me off completely. Dr. Maloon proceeded to tell me I just had migraines and sent me home with migraine medication. Migraine medications severely lower blood pressure in people who already have low BP. Which I do and he didn't even check it so how would he know? Very disappointed in this doctor. Beware. Don't waste your time here. You won't get answers. I went back to my Rheum who in fact did blood work and is suspecting MS. Sending me for an MRI and referring me to another specialist who will get me the help and treatment I need.

This is a great place to know about if you are in pain ... they sincerely try to help you out here…read more The caveat is: you have to be "referred" by your own physician because ... in the eyes of the government and health insurance companies ... you are not competent to make sound decisions about your own health. I had an experience with Physicians Pain Specialists in 2004 due to a herniated disk in my lower back and now I have returned here in early 2014 with same issue. The doctor I was assigned to in the past has moved on (probably retired) and this time I was assigned to Dr. Josphine Clingan. I suspect that the doctors here rely on their nursing staff quite heavily. Thus I found all of the staff I came in contact with to be very professional and personable. Dr. Clingan was equally personable with a great attitude to try to help you. One of the best things about PPS is that if you leave a phone message they get back to you before the day is out. That is not expected in these type of businesses and quite appreciated. The practice is on the grounds of St. Joseph's Hospital professional building and that is an extremely busy area. Traffic is always congested and the (paid) parking garage is frequently crowded. There seems to be some kind of valet parking available if you seek it out. The only problems I found with PPS are not their fault. Rather it has to due with "laws" passed since I was a patient here in 2004. Overeager politicians "committed" to stopping the use of drugs for pain (the horror of it all!) have passed laws severely restricting dispensing of such pills. God forbid you people stay out of our lives and give yourselves a good look before worrying about us unwashed masses.

I have been a patient of Dr. James L. Calson of Physician pain Specialist, P.C. of 5671 Peachtree…read moreDunwoody Rd NE, Suite 660, Atlanta, Ga 30342 since the summer of 2008. I was suffering from a severely pinched nerve near the base of my spine to the point I could only lie down in any slight degree of comfort. Dr. Carlson was able to bring the pain under control via prescribed medications and pain patches to the point I returned to full functioning in very short order. Over time we have even been able to reduce the strength of the medications nearly by half. Dr. Carlson is an extremely caring and concerned doctor who takes personal interest in each of his patients. Without any qualifications I would recommend Dr. Carlson to anyone in need of a Pain Specialists! David B. Wright