Brodwyn and Associates - Midtown

Two Columbus offices, with different Saturday access

Brodwyn's Midtown office is the address attached to this profile. Its Northside office is also in Columbus, but has a separate reception desk and a Saturday period that can accommodate a different schedule. The group's published roster includes Jay Brodwyn and Ryan Overton; Overton's biography describes limited booked slots at both offices. A patient's choice of office therefore matters when arranging a visit with a particular clinician.

• Midtown: 3624 Edgewood Road, Suite A, Columbus, GA; 706-563-3370. Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–noon and 2–6 p.m.; Saturday, 8:30–11 a.m. for existing patients only.
• Northside, Brodwyn Spine Center: 8132 Veterans Parkway, Suite 415, Columbus, GA; 706-569-7424. Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–noon and 2–6 p.m.; Saturday, noon–3 p.m.

These hours distinguish a first Saturday visit from a follow-up: Midtown's Saturday window excludes new patients, while Northside publishes a later session. Patient accounts mention helpful staff and named clinicians, alongside one report of a scheduling problem. That mix is relevant to the practical task of booking the intended doctor at the intended office.

The offer and its exclusions

The group's $150 new-patient special covers consultation, examination, X-rays if necessary and a report of findings. The page explicitly excludes Medicare, workers' compensation and personal-injury visits. This price therefore cannot be used as the budget for every patient recovering from a crash. The practice says it accepts many major insurers and offers arrangements for people without coverage, but the published material does not provide a universal follow-up fee. Midtown's Monday-through-Friday hours are 9 a.m.–noon and 2–6 p.m. The Saturday 8:30–11 a.m. session is limited to existing patients, an important restriction for someone attempting a first weekend visit.

What changes at Northside

Northside posts the same split weekday schedule but a noon–3 p.m. Saturday period. The same suite also houses Brodwyn Military Chiropractic, which has its own access terms for active-duty service members and dependents and announces a $23 adjustment-only rate. Civilian patients are directed to the spine center route; the military adjustment fee is not the price of the Midtown first-visit package. The office names, phone numbers and special rates can be easily mixed up because the practices share the Brodwyn brand. The useful local guidance is to decide which branch and clinician are intended before discussing the first-visit offer, insurance rules and possible subsequent sessions.