Anesthesiologist who are Physicians - Charlotte, NC

"I’ve been a patient of Dr. Davenport’s for a couple years now. He’s exceptionally good in his specialty. He’s performed Botox and trigger point injections as well as an occipital nerve stimulator implant, all for chronic pain relief due to occipital neuralgia and migraines during my time with him. He’s very professional while also being personable and patient. He had a great and calming presence about him. "

"Please I ask that you read this review before seeking treatment from this doctor. I am writing this letter with a heavy heart, burdened by the pain and distress I have endured due to the actions of Dr. Cunningham and his team of registered nurses. Firstly, I would like to extend my heartfelt appreciation to the two receptionists who consistently grace the front desk with their kindness and welcoming demeanor. Their compassion has been a beacon of light in an otherwise challenging experience. However, my encounters with the rest of the staff, including Office Manager Cynthia, Karen (RN), and Dr. Cunningham, have been deeply troubling. The distress and pain I have suffered as a result of their actions have not only exacerbated my existing conditions of depression and PTSD but also brought me to the brink of life itself. Due to my current injuries, I rely on various tools such as note-taking and recording devices, including phone call recordings, to aid my memory. Despite explaining the necessity of these tools to Cynthia, she reacted negatively, leading to a feeling of discrimination. This reaction, coupled with their refusal to fulfill their duties, left me in a state of pain and isolation. This incident seemed to result in Dr. Cunningham's reluctance to communicate with me, despite my numerous attempts to reach out. My calls were left unanswered, and it was only through my surgeon's office (unaffiliated with Atrium) that I learned of my dismissal from the practice. This news was delivered without any prior communication from Dr. Cunningham's office, leaving me in a state of confusion and disbelief. The severity of my situation escalated to the point where I ended up in the emergency room. This was a direct result of Dr. Cunningham and his team refusing to assist me, simply because I expressed frustration over their refusal to prepare a preapproval letter for Optum. With the help of Optum's pharmaceutical team and my primary and secondary care doctors from Atrium, I finally received a call from Nancy, a kind and understanding RN from Dr. Cunningham's office. She was unaware that I had not been informed of my discharge and could not provide a reason for it. At this point, I am struggling to cope with the pain from the epidural procedure and the uncertainty of my situation. It is disheartening to see medical professionals, who have sworn an oath to prioritize and preserve life, turn their backs on a patient in need. I understand that this is a review, and I have tried to keep it concise for the readers. However, I urge anyone considering this practice to be mindful of my experiences and the potential consequences of their actions. Please remember, their actions almost cost me my life. "

"Dr. Kozlowski was the anesthesiologist for my 16 year old's surgery. I could not have asked for a better person to calm my son. He had great bedside manner. He was very caring and took the time to explain things as he did them. We were very thankful for someone like him to calm our nerves and reassure us that things would be okay. "

"Patient of Dr Robert Sullivan Huntersville NC. Have epidural injections 1 to yrs apart for lower back pain. Had approx 20 injections. Went in in March 2015 to have one. Within a couple days the pain returned but was much worse than before. Called office and they stated I should come in for another one. So I did a couple weeks later. So I had 2 within a month. Got billed for both injections. Had of pocket I was responsible for over$1300. I don't feel I should have to pay for the first injection. Called his office to speak with him and the nurse stated he will not speak to patients. And she stated he is not responsible for the charges and he could not do anything about it. Billing office stated the nurse was wrong and not taking responsibility for the charges. The nurse stated my body just did not accept the first injection. But how do they know that? How do they know the reason for the failure was due to the one injecting. Or that maybe the mess were not strong enough? Could have been hundreds of reasons why it was his failure. As stated I have had approx 20 of these injections and this is the first time this has happened. But the biggest issue is his failure to call a patient. They stated that's all he would be doing if he called all his patients. That tells me there are issues with this doctor if he has that many patients wanting to speak with him. And I actually really liked dr Sullivan. But no longer will I see him nor will I make any payments for this procdure. I will take my business some place that is not so concerned with money and more concerned with the actual patient. And the staff members need to have an attitude adjustment. Spoke to a nurse, April or something close to that name, and she had the worst attitude. I have dealt with her in the office and she has no personality at all. That is not the type of person that needs to be in this field."