Dr. Atul Walia, DO

Dr. Waila was so kind and took time to explain steps to the procedure. I know pain management injection are fast and they move people in and out but everyone was so nice. Appreciate the caregiver who pulled my underwater out of my but. All the hospital workers took great care of me.

Dr. Walia is a very compassionate and kind Doctor! Not an easy task to deal with pain patients. His staff does a fantastic job to make you feel heard !!!

First visit was the best. He was open to treatment options. I had mri and did not review with me. Went directly to back injections. Found myself in hospital not even knowing where the injectiln was going. Then tried to get follow ul appointment after injection. Was told no to an appontment. Next thing I know different thing was recommended. Not sure what is up. Needs to be more communication with dr and patient. Also felt like he doesn't really care.

Dr. Walia is great and he is very knowledgeable. Brittany was very helpful and nice. The manager of the office worked on the day of my appointment and she was very nice.

Dr. Walia is a great doctor. He is kind , caring, and really makes you feel at ease. He and his staff are helpful and professional in taking care of his patients.

Dr Walia is the best. He listens and provides great insight in our conversations. I trust him. His staff are all friendly and professional. They are delightful.

Dr. Walks was very thorough during examination. He was knowledgeable and informative. He took his time and explained things well.

Walia is the worst doctor. He cut me off again and again. Dismissed me because I can't afford treatment, and would not listen when I said I do not want a certain treatments because it would cause weight gain. He even cut me off one time saying he believed I was in pain. I wasn't even questioning my pain the mris showed the damage. When I reported it through the survey from Integris the treatment got even worse. He is a fraud and a horrible doctor.

You never feel rushed and you always Trust his treatments and recommendations.

DR Walia and his team are very professional he is a very professional doctor and if you need someone to be there for you to speak up for you with other doctors he is the man I love my doctor walia he is the best

He was nice .. at first or in front of family. As time went on he became rude, condescending, no compassion & had angry outbursts.

I had an exceptional experience with Dr. Atul, an anesthesiologist and pain management specialist. His bedside manner was truly remarkable, providing me with a sense of comfort throughout the entire process. From the attentive nurses to the friendly receptionist, the entire team ensured a seamless experience. Dr. Atul personally guided me through each step, taking the time to explain everything in detail. I wholeheartedly recommend both the facility and Dr. Atul for their outstanding service.

Very satisfied with dr Walia .

Very thorough and caring

Dr Walia knows his field of care, wants the very best for his patients. Takes time and listens to his patients and what they need to feel better. I totally recommend him as a doctor and caregiver.

Dr. Wallace takes the time to explain everything, he’s very caring and helps you to relax and talk to him. Very good doctor.

I had questions about an upcoming procedure that he answered completely.

Explains everything, Awesome personality and awesome staff!

I’m on Medicare and trying to get a nerve ablation procedure approved. I’ve been waiting a month for a prior authorization approval. Dr Walia’s staff just says they filed it and cannot do anything further. Medicare says they never received the authorization. I’ve reached out several times to Dr. Walia’s staff. I’m in extreme pain. I’m seeking another pain mgmt dr.

Made me feel like I shouldn’t be having pain at all. Compared me to another patient with a worse condition who isn’t having pain. I don’t know what his reason was for doing that, other than to make me think I’m crazy for feeling what I feel: PAIN! Now I’m back at home trying to push myself through the pain, trying to convince myself it’s not real, and ending up in tears when I can’t. I wasn’t asking for pills so that’s not an issue. I felt like I was putting him out, having to listen to me complain about pain when he couldn’t find anything “significantly wrong” on imaging. To me if felt like I was being dismissed, not believed, and that his time was being wasted on me—someone who shouldn’t be feeling anything at all compared to others.