Dr. Pradeep C Jolly, MD

Dr. Jolly diagnosed me with anti-cardiolipin syndrome. I was trying to become pregnant at the time and Dr Jolly insisted it was necessary I see a high risk OB/GYN. He said he would give me a referral. As I was leaving, he said "by the way, who is your current doctor?" I told him the name and he said his nurse would give me a referral. My current doctor is NOT a high risk OB/GYN. As I was waiting in the phlebotomy waiting area, he came to find me to say HE WOULD NOT give me the referral because he "didn't want to step on her [my current GYN] toes". When I protested, he said that he could see I was upset, but he works with [current GYN practice] regularly and that is why he would not provide a referral. It's clear he's prioritizing his own perceived network over patients well-being. Absolutely unacceptable and I will be filing a complaint with the medical board.

Dr. Jolly is a great Oncologist and all around good man. He treated me for head and neck cancer. I have been in remission for 10 years now. He’s direct and empathic.

Dr Jolly probably has more NET patients than any other innATL. He is totally willing to work well with your NET specialist wherever they may be across the USA- There are a very limited number of actual, real deal NET Specialist in the USA- basically no one in ATL! ( not even at Emory- be warned)- there are lists by state on Carcinoid.org- of the top shelf ones- looks up your dr on health grades or here/ read reviews- go on support group NET sites-

Dr Jolly's skill and care are highest. He is very thorough, concerned for his patients and professional. He coordinated my care among other involved specialists and followed my case constantly .

HE SAVED MY LIFE BY CHANGING MEDS AND CONSTANT MONITORING OF MY VITALS

Dr. Jolly's advice and care-giving spirit are outstanding.

I was a patient of Dr. Jolly. I liked him a lot. However, after they merged with Northside Hospital, my blood tests, which I have to do often enough, were billed $1380 vs. $306. That is more than 4 times more, and I'm looking for another doctor now. I did not receive any notice about this change and the merger was explain as a good thing to me. The same guy, sitting in the same chair drew my blood, just the bill was different. I am not their patient any more.

Dr. Jolly is a smart, experienced, patient, enpathetic cancer Dr.. He has treated me for over 2 years now. He has almost always been dead on with diagnosis and treatment. Dr. Jolly discusses your situation with you, as a human and partner and then maps out a course of action. I have no signs of the disease anymore and feel great. Dr. Jolly is the quarterback you want in your big game in life, when everything is on the line. Dr, Jolly is a super nice person too.

I've seen Dr. Jolly for 15 years now; he's seen me thru my cancer treatments and continues to followup on my general health and look for any problems due to my previous treatments. He listens to me and answers all my questions. He never seems rushed even though he might be a bit behind on a busy day. He's very straightforward and sometimes seems a bit formal but it's just his manner. One of my favorite doctors (and I have several).