Check cross-metro conditions before leaving
The trip from Decatur can vary with your starting neighborhood, highway conditions, and time of day. Compare live routes to 5009 Roswell Rd, Suite 201, Sandy Springs, GA 30342. We do not quote a universal travel time or suggest that the office is in Decatur.
Confirm the visit before arranging transportation. If the journey itself aggravates symptoms, mention that during the evaluation and ask about any appropriate planning considerations for future appointments.
Bring a headache or symptom diary
If recurring headache or facial pain is the concern, a brief diary can be especially useful. Note headache days, duration, associated symptoms, and medicines used for attacks. Include how symptoms affect work, sleep, or family responsibilities.
For other pain concerns, use the same simple approach: record what changes with activity and what limits you most. The aim is to bring a pattern the clinician can discuss, not to produce a perfect medical record.
Transfer existing records before the trip
If you have already seen a neurologist, pain clinician, or another specialist, ask which notes would be useful and how to send them. Bring medication names and prior imaging reports when available. Explain what question remains unanswered after earlier care.
A sudden severe headache, new weakness, trouble speaking, or another urgent change should be assessed immediately rather than waiting for a cross-metro routine visit. For ongoing symptoms, confirm administrative details and come with a short list of decisions you hope the visit will clarify.
Request an appointment with a clear next step
Call 770-702-7500 or use the appointment link to request a visit. Briefly describe your main concern and ask which records, referrals, or insurance details are needed. Bring identification, your current insurance information if applicable, and a complete medication list.
A consultation is an evaluation, not a guarantee of a prescription or procedure. The clinician can discuss expected benefit, risks, alternatives, and whether another specialty is appropriate. If a treatment is recommended, ask what is included in the cost and how follow-up will work before deciding.
Your questions, answered
A little more clarity.
Can I bring a previous specialist's workup?
Yes. Existing notes, reports, and treatment history can make the consultation more useful. Ask the office how to transfer records before your appointment.
How do I confirm insurance before traveling?
Contact the office with your exact plan information, then confirm network participation, specialist benefits, and referral requirements with your insurer. Coverage for a consultation and coverage for a treatment may differ.
Should I send detailed medical information in a booking message?
Use the booking process for appointment details and follow the office's instructions for sharing medical records securely. Do not put sensitive records or images in a general message.
Have a question for our team?
Leave a message for our team, or call 770-702-7500.