Nicolas A. Wieder

Dr. Weider is nothing more than a conduit for Kaiser's indiscriminate, indifferent effort to pay little or nothing for the care of its patients within Kaiser's custom built theater. This is a system wherein we are considered little more than interlopers in the financial arena of a practice that is no more than racketeering made legal. If you really need medical care, find a doctor in private practice. I highly recommend Northside Anesthesiology.

I had the pleasure of having Dr. Wieder as my pain mgt. doctor in Panorama City, California. I was heartbroken when he moved to Atlanta. He was so kind and understanding. Made me feel at ease with any new procedures or medications. He is sorely missed.

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I just saw Dr. Wieder for the first time, yesterday, and he was an absolute pleasure. He was very kind, understanding, realistic, uplifting, knowledgeable, and informative, and very welcoming of my questions and input. He is definitely one in the LONG list of terrific Kaiser doctors!

I used him at his prior practice so sad he move cross country. He was the only Dr I have ever really trusted in 60 years of going to Dr, and he is always HONEST with me and KNOW HIS STUFF, he is missed by me, need to move to GA now PFff too far for me now

I first saw Dr. Wieder in Kennesaw GA. at the Kaiser Permanente facility. I am a chronic pain patient, and this is the ONLY doctor there for pain. DO NOT NOT NOT use this doctor. Even the doctors at the facility do not like him, and I spoke with other staff that indicated that he was difficult to work with. I do not recommend him, he has a lack of bedside manner, is curt, is not concerned about what care you need, & it's not worth the time. I hope this helps.

After many days of in-depth research I am unable to find anything anywhere that he is certified by the American Board of Addiction Medicine (ABAM) and/or a psychiatrist certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (ABPN). Therefore, he has no education, experience, or the requisite knowledge or skills to provide prevention, screening, intervention, and treatment for substance use and addiction. A D.O. doctor supposedly treats the entire body. Osteopathic medicine focuses on the whole person, the relationship of the body’s nerves, muscles, bones and organs, and the body’s innate ability to heal itself. However it has nothing to do with addiction. For this reason I would not choose Dr. Wieder as a Pain management doctor as he has no knowledge of how to titrate any person off their medications. He does not care for MY entire body and the requirements that 2 other specialty doctors have advised me that I need my 19th, 20th, 21st and possibly 22nd and 23rd surgeries on several major joints. During my office visit he completely disregarded all my previous surgeries and the future ones that I've told I need. Dr. Wieder is not what he seems.

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No matter what I say to Dr. Wieder, he hears what he wants to hear. Dr. Wieder cares nothing for patients' quality of life, and only for what money he can make off of them. If you ever had a good experience in his office, I can assure you it's because you were an easy patient who costs very little to treat, and for that reason only. Avoid Dr. Wieder at all costs, he is a monster.

At first I didn't know what to expect. He seemed serious. As I told my story though it was clear he ws listening to me. He put me at ease with his humor. I like a dry sense of humor. IN the end he helped me understand exactly what was happening to me. Also, he had a great touch with the procedure he gave me. I felt almost nothing at all. I'm glad I don't have to see him again because that would mean that I am in pain, but I wouldn't hesitate to go back.