Dr Holiday did surgery on my back and I am now in a nursing home unable to wal called his office. after surgery because there was no. relíve in pain and could hardly walk all I got was i.m sorry. After this I got up in the night to use bathroom and fell backwards. On my neck. nother. Doctor did fusion on neck I am now I n nurseíng home unable to walk. And on ventilator from surgeries. I don't advise Dr Holiday do surgery on anyone He is not
a caring gentle person he did not even offer to see me when I called telling him I wasn't getting better

Submitted Jan. 2, 2024

He is a remarkable Dr. I would not have anyone else.

Submitted Feb. 5, 2021

Dr. Holladay is an excellent neurosurgeon. His bedside manner is kind and gentle, and his skills are outstanding. Dr. Holladay is conservative when operating. In dealing with the spine, he does not encourage big operations and fusions unless absolutely necessary. He has performed surgery on 3 of my relatives and they all had very successful back surgery. My mother was 89 when he operated on her back, and she went home the next day! I would not hesitate to refer friends and relatives to him.

Submitted Aug. 8, 2014

I completely disagree with the negative comments made by the patient above. I have been seeing DR. Holladay since 1994 and he is a kind, gentle and capable surgeon who takes time to talk with you and really care about you as a person. My wife was going to have a spinal fusion with another surgeon. When I mentioned this to Dr. Holladay, he immediatley made an appoinment for my wife to see him and did the surgery without any spinal fusion. Now my wife is as good as new. I completely trust Dr. Holladay as a doctor, surgeon and a human being. He is the best. I trust him with out any reservation. Ranjit Coomarasingham

Submitted May 11, 2011

Staff: The young lady at the front desk was very rude with everyone and on one occasion was caught lying to another patient. Punctuality: About 15 min in waiting room, but more than an hour in the patient room even to see a nurse. Helpfullness / Knowledge: Dr. Holladay was supposed to inplant a spinal cord stimulator to relieve my wife's pain. The Dr. was supposed to conduct surgery under twilight anesthesia so the patient could advise of the correct placement. He did not do this as agreed and put the patient completly out. Dr. Holladay put the device on the wrong side of the spine which rendered the device useless. He did this against the advise of another perfessional in surgery and the patients wishes. Dr. Holladay then lied to me in the waiting room about events leading up to the failed surgery. My wife had two additional surgeries that attempted to correct Dr. Holladays actions. The second surgeon could not correct the damage done. A true nightmare!

Submitted Nov. 6, 2009