Atlanta Neck and Back Pain Specialists

Welcome to Peachtree Spine Physicians, an independent Physiatry practice with a focus on back pain and back and neck disorders. Our goal is to eliminate back pain symptoms and help patients maximize physical function in the back and neck. Peachtree Spine Physicians accomplish specialized back and neck care by treating patients with compassion and by utilizing the industry's most advanced non-surgical back pain treatments. For additional back pain information please visit the resources section of our website. From catastrophic back and neck disorders to workplace injury, Peachtree Spine Physicians and staff are here to help back pain patients with conservative and compassionate care tailored to the needs of each patient.

Peachtree Spine Physicians

Peachtree Spine Physicians consists of six medical doctors specially trained in physical medicine and rehabilitation. With six back pain clinics committed to serving Atlanta - Sandy Springs, Decatur, Johns Creek, Lilburn, South Atlanta, and Marietta, Drs. Grossman, Richardson, Taylor, Jones and Cody have all completed post-graduate medical training at the Emory University School of Medicine. Dr Greene completed his post graduate medical training at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore/University of Maryland.  We encourage you to read the full biographies of our pain management specialists.

Commitment to Patient Service

In addition to providing state-of-the-art care for back pain, our entire staff demonstrates superior customer service. Great care is taken to ensure patients have access to appropriate staff members & doctors for medical concerns and office staff for appointments and insurance needs. In addition, we pride ourselves on offering prompt, courteous, personal phone service during regular business hours. We schedule new patients within 24-48 hours of referral and many times appointments are available same day.

Further demonstrating our pledge to patient service, Peachtree Spine Physicians operates a paperless office. This means less time is spent on paper work, so more time is available for patient care and questions on back pain and back and neck disorders. In addition, digital files are easier to share, so it takes us less time to send important medical records to other providers involved in patient care of the back and neck.