Horizon Health Care Group

Two named practitioners in Northside Tower

Horizon Health Care Group occupies Suite 220 at 6065 Roswell Road in Sandy Springs. The exterior image supplied on its website shows the Northside Tower entrance, a useful landmark for finding the correct building before looking for the suite. The practice identifies Justin Broe and Carmen Flores as its chiropractors. Its homepage makes broad claims about their recognition, but the concrete advantage to the reader is the chance to identify who is providing the examination. It describes chiropractic care and trigger-point injections among its services. Those are not interchangeable: an injection is a distinct procedure with its own indications, personnel and cost. Nothing on the location page says that a first appointment automatically includes either one. A recent public comment singles out Flores by name and describes time spent listening, a point about communication rather than a verified outcome.

Which workday actually fits

Horizon publishes Monday and Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m., Tuesday and Thursday 3–6 p.m., Friday 9 a.m.–1 p.m., and no Saturday or Sunday hours. Monday and Wednesday provide a relatively late end; Tuesday and Thursday have only three afternoon hours. A resident on a morning shift may find those afternoons practical, while someone with a weekend-only opening has no posted route here. The site serves surrounding Roswell, Dunwoody and Marietta as well as Sandy Springs, but the profile's phone, (404) 252-2520, and address refer to the Roswell Road office, not a different city. The practice does not give a universal initial-examination price on that location page.

What patient accounts contribute

Testimonials on the practice site mention reception staff by name and the clinicians answering questions. Because the practice selects the testimonials it displays, they should be read as descriptions of a possible experience, not an independent ranking of the team. The current public map listing also has favorable comments, including one focused on Flores. Together they support a limited observation: patients can expect a named clinician and a front desk that explains the visit. They do not establish that a trigger-point injection or a chiropractic technique is appropriate for a particular complaint. Horizon is most useful to compare with its neighbors when a Monday or Wednesday evening and the possibility of discussing two distinct services matter; the eventual examination and charges require an individual assessment.