Atlanta, GA

The town of Marietta, GA is located 17 miles away from the GHSE office in Atlanta.

Directions from the town of Marietta, GA to the GHSE office in Atlanta, GA are listed below.

1. Starting at Cherokee St NE turn right after 0.4 miles onto N Marietta Pkwy NE.
2. After 1.6 miles on N Marietta Pkwy NE turn right to merge onto I-75 south. 
3. After 13 miles on I-75 south take exit 252 onto US-41, Northside Dr.
4. Keep left onto US-41 towards Mercedes Benz stadium.
5. After 0.3 miles keep right onto US-41 towards Mercedes Benz Stadium. 
6. After 0.3 miles turn left onto Northside Dr NW. 
7. After 0.6 miles on Northside Dr W turn right onto Collier Rd NW. 
8. After 0.9 miles on Collier Rd NW turn left onto Peachtree Rd NE. 
9. After 0.3 miles on Peachtree Rd NE the GHSE office in Atlanta, GA will be on your right.

The town of Athens, GA is located 70 miles from the GHSE office in Atlanta, GA.

Directions from the town of Athens, GA to the GHSE office in Atlanta, GA are listed below.

1. Starting at E Hancock Ave in Athens, GA turn right onto N Thomas St after 800 ft. 
2. After 900 ft on N Thomas St take a slight left turn onto Oconee St. 
3. After 1.2 miles on Oconee St Turn right to merge onto US-78 West towards SR-10 West.
4. After 6.3 miles on US-78 keep right toward Atlanta, Monroe
5. After 0.3 miles turn left onto US-29 S toward Atlanta, I-85 South.
6. After 29 miles on US-29 S continue onto University Pkwy
7. After 11 miles continue onto I-85 S 
8. After 17 miles on I-85 S take exit 86 toward SR-13 South, Peachtree St. 
9. After 2.3 miles take the exit onto US-19 North, SR-9 North toward Buckhead
10. After 1.4 miles the GHSE office in Atlanta will be on your right.

Some of the different kinds of hand, shoulder, and elbow issues that are treated at our office in Atlanta, GA are listed below.

• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Rotator cuff/impingement
• Shoulder dislocation/instability
• SLAP tears/labral tears of the shoulder
• Sports Injuries
• Workers’ compensation injuries
• Ganglion cysts
• De Quervain’s disease
• Trigger finger
• Dupuytren’s disease
• Nerve injury
• Wrist pain
• De Quervain’s tendonitis
• Kienböck’s disease
• Distal radius fracture
• Scaphoid fracture
• Triangular Fibro-Cartilage Complex (TFCC) tear
• Medial epicondylitis (golfer’s elbow)
• Lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow)
• AC joint separation
• Cubital tunnel syndrome
• Radial tunnel syndrome
• Poor circulation / vascular conditions
• Brachial plexus injuries

Our doctors frequently see patients referred by other doctors and specialists in the area. If you need a second opinion for your arm problem, you’ve found the right place.

Because of our many years of training and experience, we are capable of evaluating your problem even if it is complicated or extensive. You can be assured that you will get expert advice and care from our doctors and therapists.

Contact our office in Atlanta, GA today to schedule an appointment today.