I found Dr. Cruze (who flat out refused to treat me) and Dr. Gerard to be extremely biased in…read moredealing with an obese patient. Either they just don't want the added liability or they don't have the expertise to treat them. I asked for a referral to the Spine Hospital at Vanderbilt (they are known to treat obese patients) at first Dr. Gerard agreed but when Vanderbilt asked for clarification on the referral Dr. Gerard halted it. If you are obese, do not bother.

5 stars doesn't say enough about Dr Steven Housley and his talented and kind team. My husband had…read morebeen sick for over 7 months and quickly became unable to walk. He was admitted by the ER at UT Medical Center and Dr. Housley and his team quickly found the problem (that others had missed). An arteriovenous malformation. Very rare and in a difficult area of the brain to reach. They came up with a plan and the surgery went well. My husband is now in rehab, regaining his strength. He is passionate about his profession and is remarkably talented. He took the time and answered all of our questions. Thank you Dr. Housley for saving my husband...

The gaslighting was real. Surgeon was misogynistic and not reluctant to lie. It was a miserable…read moreexperience. Due to the short statute of limitations allowed to physicians in Tennessee, I could not sue for the permanent problems he caused. I regret giving this group my trust.

I went to Urgent care for the extreme pain in my thumb and pointer finger! First I was told there…read morewas no one to see me and come back in an hr. I came back and I should've gone elsewhere! I saw a woman and I don't know if she was a Dr. but I was given an X-ray and told I have very bad arthritis!! All I was given is a splint to wear and an appointment with a hand specialist for a month later!!! I would not recommend this place!! I am in extreme pain!!

Dr Torres was very good at listening and explained exactly the results of the testing he gave me…read more The staff was friendly and let me know what to expect

If you have the ability to go to literally any other neurology office, do it. My husband had an MRI…read moreand was referred in December. We were told it would be a long wait so we waited, that's fine. We then got a text message confirmation 4 months later for an appointment in a few days, except we had never been contacted to set up an appointment. No phone calls. No texts. No emails. No snail mail. So we scrambled to shift our schedules to accommodate the appointment. Morning of, we arrive 30 minutes prior to the appointment to be told the doctor is actually out and they've been "calling" patients to reschedule and let them know. Unsurprisingly, we received no such call. So we took off work, drove 40 minutes, and paid for parking for what? Absolutely nothing. Now, I understand emergencies happen. That's fine. But a courtesy call just to say "hey maybe don't come here for absolutely no reason," would have been nice. They were able to call multiple times the day before to make sure we showed up early enough to the appointment. Would this have not been a good time to let us know not to come? And if they had just found out that morning, the first thing that should have been done was call the patients assigned to that doctor for the day. We were told we would get a call to reschedule. I seriously doubt that so what am I supposed to do, call them every day to make sure it gets rescheduled? I now have to call the morning of as well, if we ever actually get an appointment rescheduled, just to make sure that doctor is actually in. I just can't believe I have to treat a specialty medical center like a small child to ensure my husband gets care. If my husband has to have anything done, I will now feel like I have to check the work of the medical professionals we are supposed to be trusting. If they cannot handle something as simple as scheduling an appointment, how can I trust them with my husband's brain?

I will not go any other place for my physical therapy needs/ the staff is kind and polite and do a…read morejob well done/ if it can be fixed they do it/ the supervisors I have no special words to say about them but, "Awesome "!!

I had a surgery in October of 2022 at Tennessee Orthopedic Clinic (TOC). Five months post surgery…read moremy figure started to become disfigured, and today I can't even put my right hand into my pocket because the finger is bent/ disfigured. They have refused to see me, answer my emails, answer questions on my patient portal, or return calls. TOC's reason for not wanting to help? I owe them money. My insurance company paid $16,449.53, I paid $1,219.13 (10/20/22) before the surgery took place, and have made multiple smaller payments on the account since. I even went in and spoke to someone, offered to pay cash to have my finger looked at, and they declined to see me. Feel free to look at my other reviews. I HATE leaving a bad review for anyone. I have a right hand that's barely functional without an enormous amount of pain, and negative reports on my credit, all for a surgery that was suppose to fix my broken finger, not make it worse. The images of the bent finger are from 3.25.2024, and I cannot straighten it. Patient Portal picture is multiple emails sent with NO response. Pictures with stitches were post op.

Have to wait too long at times, but Dr. Killeffer is excellent! He has a great bedside manner,…read moreanswers all of your questions and makes the answers easy to understand. I hope I don't need to see him again, but if I do, I'm confident in him.