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Dr. Snapper received his medical degree from the University of Massachusetts Medical School. He completed his internship and residency at Northwestern University Medical School in Chicago and completed a general and interventional fellowship at the New England Medical Center Hospital in Boston.
Dr. Snapper joined Wellstar Medical Group, Cardiovascular Medicine in November 2008. He is currently on staff at Wellstar Kennestone and Cobb hospitals. Dr. Snapper is board certified in Cardiovascular Disease and interventional cardiology. He is recently board certified in Autonomic Disorders. He is a fellow of the American College of Cardiology.
Dr. Snapper has been instrumental in establishing the first cardiac screening program for student athletes in Cobb County using echocardiography.
Specialties
Cardiovascular Disease
Interventional Cardiology
Cardiac Imaging
Education & Training
University of Massachusetts Medical School
Degree
Doctor of Medicine
Residency
McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University
Fellowship
Tufts University School of Medicine
Certifications
American Board of Internal Medicine Cardiovascular
National Board of Physicians and Surgeons
Hospital Affiliations
Wellstar Kennestone Hospital
Wellstar Cobb Hospital
Wellstar Douglas Hospital
Wellstar Paulding Medical Center
Wellstar North Fulton Hospital
Wellstar Windy Hill Hospital
Languages spoken
English
French
Common Treatments, Conditions, and Procedures
Atrial Fibrillation (Afib)
Congestive Heart Failure
High Blood Pressure
High Cholesterol
Stroke
Patient Reviews
Overall patient rating
4.8
Based on 580 patient ratings
I'd recommend this practice to family and friends
I'd recommend this provider to family and friends
Earned my trust
Listened to me carefully
Shared the right amount of information
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Patient Reviews
5
I just wanted to make a quick comment. Dr. Snapper has always provided very good support. I really thank him for what he does for the last 15, 16 years. Thank you very much. Bye.
June 24, 2026
5
Dr. Snapper came into the room yesterday & told me that all the things I've been dealing w/ individually are all related to 1 condition. He told me that by treating this condition, I should be able to start weaning myself off other medications & it sounded like I can start going back to feeling like me again! For 7 years, individual doctors have been treating me, but not 1 put it together that all of my symptoms might be related to something bigger. So for the last 7 years, I started 2nd guessing myself & even started thinking maybe I was becoming a hypochondriac.... but deep down, I knew there was something that was being missed. In less than 20 minutes w/ Dr. Snapper, he made me feel as though there is hope that I can get back to feeling normal again & helped me to realize that I really do know my body best. Thank you, Dr. Snapper for making me feel heard, seen & everything in between!
June 22, 2026
5
Dr snapper goes above and beyond. I love that he takes so much time and care looking for the root cause and changing his approach. And he listens to every concern. It's addressed. And we move to the next concern. I think he may be the #1 most in demand dysautonomia doc in the world today! I appreciate that he's trying to train as many other doctors as possible, as well as expanding his own practice to meet the post-COVID demand.
June 21, 2026
5
Dr Snapper is and always has been an incredible physician. I am thankful I have been helped by him.
June 20, 2026
5
The only problem I encountered was from whom I was getting the paperwork from to take with me; no one specified (nurse or front desk), a little confusing.
June 20, 2026
1
I explained that I am pending disability. I make less than $400 a month. I don't have AC. The medication he has prescribed requires pre-authorization. The office refuses to assist with it. His staff called me back and said "it is only $14/mo". I understand 14 may not be a lot to most people, but it is more than I can afford and I find that to be incredibly insensitive.
June 21, 2026
5
The ladies at the front desk were so nice, helpful and patient!
June 13, 2026
5
Good visit. AI miss heard a couple of comments and were recorded incorrectly.
June 12, 2026
5
The whole team was very considerate and thoughtful and I was very fortunate to have been connected to Dr. Snapper because he knew exactly the conditions and situations I was experiencing and didn't minimize them like other doctors have and gave me kind of straightforward options on what I can do and what I can manage and what I can't change. So I appreciate that.
June 6, 2026
5
Great doctor and great staff.
June 3, 2026
1
Comments were made that felt completely dismissive. I wanted to take a different approach other than trying more/new prescription anti-anxiety med. Was told seeing a neurologist would be a waste of time and that the only one familiar with POTS/MCAS was located in Buffalo, NY. That is simply true. I'm finished with this doctor and this practice. He's way too full of himself and only wants to throw more prescriptions at you. I've lost interest in his approach and the way he communicates with his patients.
June 3, 2026
5
Very informative.
May 31, 2026
5
Dr Snapper is refreshingly candid and offered me 2 diagnoses that I knew I had and could get no other provider to entertain the information for 30 years. He saw my daughter the previous week and diagnosed her of the same 2 diagnoses. I enjoy his humor as well and wish there were more doctors with his knowledge everywhere.
June 3, 2026
5
Dr. Snapper was amazing. He actually took the time to listen to me and we had a great dialogue. He made me feel like I was worth it and I was important and that how I felt was not accepted, that he welcomed it with open arms.
May 24, 2026
1
Dr. Snapper spends most of the appointment justifying his actions rather then focusing on his patients. He needs to learn how to clearly ask his questions in a manner where that patients are able to clearly understand what information he is looking for. For example he got mad at me when he said, let's talk about your pots. And when I started explaining that I've been having a really hard time lately, and it feels like I'm not really living. His response was that, well, I'm talking about your symptoms, and obviously you're living you're here. Which is not the response that you should be giving to a patient that is telling you they feel like they can't live their life due to how this chronic illness is affecting them in combination with the fact that he spent more time trying to justify why he he does not provide patients with certain information, than trying, even a little to help find what my care plan should like. Especially with the fact that these chronic illnesses present themselves differently in each patient. And each care plan should be individualized, not based off of the general population, and what's worked for most of his patients. Especially if those methods are not working for me. For example, I asked multiple times now, over the last course of 2 years, if he knew of anybody that could assist in managing things that he has diagnosed me with and he told me, as well as his PA's, have told me that if I find it to let them know and they'll send the referral over. I have actually been told to Google it on my own, in order to manage things like my hEDS, which means I deal with daily chronic pain, and he tried to justify that because he's not a pain specialist, there's nothing that he can do. All I was asking for was the name of someone who can help seeing as he can access the wellstar database to see if there are doctors who can help treat pain or things like MCAS. He refuses to even bother looking it up. I have to have my primary care doctor do it in order to get the help that I need. If I could switch doctors, I would.
May 22, 2026
5
Most professional
May 22, 2026
4
My appointment was at 7:30 and he did not come into the room until after 8:00. I can understand getting behind throughout the day because some patients need more time but to make your first patient of the day wait more than 30 minutes past their appointment time is not cool. Please respect my time.
May 21, 2026
5
Dr Snapper is one of the most personable doctors I've met. He listened carefully, made careful astute observations and explained things thoroughly. He also took the time to thoroughly answer my husband's questions. I left with more knowledge about my health than I experience with most doctors. I am very happy I was referred to him for treatment. I believe it will radically improve my quality of life in the future.
May 22, 2026
5
As always, courteous, efficient, informative and caring professionals.
May 19, 2026
5
I always receive the best care and from Dr. Snapper and his entire staff. They are attentive, caring and compassionate, listen to my concerns and offer great feedback for updates/changes to my treatment plan. They're excellent patient-centered providers, really good at reviewing history of care, even while/during appointments when issues arise....they are prompt with all questions, appointments, and always friendly. I cannot say enough positive things about finally being part of this practice as a patient....seen, heard, and taken care of!
May 10, 2026
5
The doctor gave me hope
May 8, 2026
5
You need to get more physicians trained in autonomic dysfunction.
May 4, 2026
5
Dr. Snapper is the best Doctor
May 4, 2026
5
Appointment was 13 months after I was referred to this physician! THIRTEEN MONTHS!!! I was asked by physician to schedule a follow up visit " in six months" though his scheduling team " can't book appointments that far out". FRUSTRATING!!!
April 24, 2026
5
Hi, I would like to say that I was very impressed with the professionalism at the office with Dr. Snapper from getting my mom checked in. They were very proficient. Everything was handled in a timely manner from getting checked in to the nurse. Dr. Snapper came in immediately after. And with my mom's diagnosis, he's been the only doctor who has given us sufficient information about her orthostatic hypertension as well as Louis Body Dementia. And I am just very grateful for him and the staff.
April 26, 2026
5
I love that I always learn something useful when I go there. Dr. Snapper is a good educator. I'd rather be educated than medicated.
May 3, 2026
5
The doctor and staff were professional, courteous and efficient. Unfortunately they are part of the Wellstar... we care about your money first...business model. This is on Wellstar not the specific doctor practice. It starts with the app. They verify who you are then ask you to pay before they even ask specifics on why you are seeing the doctor. Wellstar needs to put healthcare first.
April 22, 2026
5
My relationship with Dr. Snapper and his team is the best doctor/patient relationship that I have. I wish he was taking new patients as I would love for my wife to visit him again. She stopped going to him and regrets it.
April 17, 2026
1
Dr Snapper did not seem to remember who I am, my medical conditions or what we have discussed in the past. He seems to have zero interest in learning about me or my unique challenges. Every time he asks a question, he cuts off the answer very quickly. There is no space for any real discussion. I feel stereotyped by this practice. I feel abandoned since I do not fit their stereotype. I think he has zero interest in my welfare
April 16, 2026
5
As always, I was treated with the utmost care & understanding begining with the "front desk" & by Dr Snapper & his nurse.
April 15, 2026
5
I just wanted to make a quick comment. Dr. Snapper has always provided very good support. I really thank him for what he does for the last 15, 16 years. Thank you very much. Bye.
June 24, 2026
5
Dr. Snapper came into the room yesterday & told me that all the things I've been dealing w/ individually are all related to 1 condition. He told me that by treating this condition, I should be able to start weaning myself off other medications & it sounded like I can start going back to feeling like me again! For 7 years, individual doctors have been treating me, but not 1 put it together that all of my symptoms might be related to something bigger. So for the last 7 years, I started 2nd guessing myself & even started thinking maybe I was becoming a hypochondriac.... but deep down, I knew there was something that was being missed. In less than 20 minutes w/ Dr. Snapper, he made me feel as though there is hope that I can get back to feeling normal again & helped me to realize that I really do know my body best. Thank you, Dr. Snapper for making me feel heard, seen & everything in between!
June 22, 2026
5
Dr snapper goes above and beyond. I love that he takes so much time and care looking for the root cause and changing his approach. And he listens to every concern. It's addressed. And we move to the next concern. I think he may be the #1 most in demand dysautonomia doc in the world today! I appreciate that he's trying to train as many other doctors as possible, as well as expanding his own practice to meet the post-COVID demand.
June 21, 2026
5
Dr Snapper is and always has been an incredible physician. I am thankful I have been helped by him.
June 20, 2026
5
The only problem I encountered was from whom I was getting the paperwork from to take with me; no one specified (nurse or front desk), a little confusing.
June 20, 2026
5
The ladies at the front desk were so nice, helpful and patient!
June 13, 2026
5
Good visit. AI miss heard a couple of comments and were recorded incorrectly.
June 12, 2026
5
The whole team was very considerate and thoughtful and I was very fortunate to have been connected to Dr. Snapper because he knew exactly the conditions and situations I was experiencing and didn't minimize them like other doctors have and gave me kind of straightforward options on what I can do and what I can manage and what I can't change. So I appreciate that.
June 6, 2026
5
Great doctor and great staff.
June 3, 2026
5
Very informative.
May 31, 2026
5
Dr Snapper is refreshingly candid and offered me 2 diagnoses that I knew I had and could get no other provider to entertain the information for 30 years. He saw my daughter the previous week and diagnosed her of the same 2 diagnoses. I enjoy his humor as well and wish there were more doctors with his knowledge everywhere.
June 3, 2026
5
Dr. Snapper was amazing. He actually took the time to listen to me and we had a great dialogue. He made me feel like I was worth it and I was important and that how I felt was not accepted, that he welcomed it with open arms.
May 24, 2026
5
Most professional
May 22, 2026
5
Dr Snapper is one of the most personable doctors I've met. He listened carefully, made careful astute observations and explained things thoroughly. He also took the time to thoroughly answer my husband's questions. I left with more knowledge about my health than I experience with most doctors. I am very happy I was referred to him for treatment. I believe it will radically improve my quality of life in the future.
May 22, 2026
5
As always, courteous, efficient, informative and caring professionals.
May 19, 2026
5
I always receive the best care and from Dr. Snapper and his entire staff. They are attentive, caring and compassionate, listen to my concerns and offer great feedback for updates/changes to my treatment plan. They're excellent patient-centered providers, really good at reviewing history of care, even while/during appointments when issues arise....they are prompt with all questions, appointments, and always friendly. I cannot say enough positive things about finally being part of this practice as a patient....seen, heard, and taken care of!
May 10, 2026
5
The doctor gave me hope
May 8, 2026
5
You need to get more physicians trained in autonomic dysfunction.
May 4, 2026
5
Dr. Snapper is the best Doctor
May 4, 2026
5
Appointment was 13 months after I was referred to this physician! THIRTEEN MONTHS!!! I was asked by physician to schedule a follow up visit " in six months" though his scheduling team " can't book appointments that far out". FRUSTRATING!!!
April 24, 2026
5
Hi, I would like to say that I was very impressed with the professionalism at the office with Dr. Snapper from getting my mom checked in. They were very proficient. Everything was handled in a timely manner from getting checked in to the nurse. Dr. Snapper came in immediately after. And with my mom's diagnosis, he's been the only doctor who has given us sufficient information about her orthostatic hypertension as well as Louis Body Dementia. And I am just very grateful for him and the staff.
April 26, 2026
5
I love that I always learn something useful when I go there. Dr. Snapper is a good educator. I'd rather be educated than medicated.
May 3, 2026
5
The doctor and staff were professional, courteous and efficient. Unfortunately they are part of the Wellstar... we care about your money first...business model. This is on Wellstar not the specific doctor practice. It starts with the app. They verify who you are then ask you to pay before they even ask specifics on why you are seeing the doctor. Wellstar needs to put healthcare first.
April 22, 2026
5
My relationship with Dr. Snapper and his team is the best doctor/patient relationship that I have. I wish he was taking new patients as I would love for my wife to visit him again. She stopped going to him and regrets it.
April 17, 2026
5
As always, I was treated with the utmost care & understanding begining with the "front desk" & by Dr Snapper & his nurse.
April 15, 2026
4
My appointment was at 7:30 and he did not come into the room until after 8:00. I can understand getting behind throughout the day because some patients need more time but to make your first patient of the day wait more than 30 minutes past their appointment time is not cool. Please respect my time.
May 21, 2026
1
I explained that I am pending disability. I make less than $400 a month. I don't have AC. The medication he has prescribed requires pre-authorization. The office refuses to assist with it. His staff called me back and said "it is only $14/mo". I understand 14 may not be a lot to most people, but it is more than I can afford and I find that to be incredibly insensitive.
June 21, 2026
1
Comments were made that felt completely dismissive. I wanted to take a different approach other than trying more/new prescription anti-anxiety med. Was told seeing a neurologist would be a waste of time and that the only one familiar with POTS/MCAS was located in Buffalo, NY. That is simply true. I'm finished with this doctor and this practice. He's way too full of himself and only wants to throw more prescriptions at you. I've lost interest in his approach and the way he communicates with his patients.
June 3, 2026
1
Dr. Snapper spends most of the appointment justifying his actions rather then focusing on his patients. He needs to learn how to clearly ask his questions in a manner where that patients are able to clearly understand what information he is looking for. For example he got mad at me when he said, let's talk about your pots. And when I started explaining that I've been having a really hard time lately, and it feels like I'm not really living. His response was that, well, I'm talking about your symptoms, and obviously you're living you're here. Which is not the response that you should be giving to a patient that is telling you they feel like they can't live their life due to how this chronic illness is affecting them in combination with the fact that he spent more time trying to justify why he he does not provide patients with certain information, than trying, even a little to help find what my care plan should like. Especially with the fact that these chronic illnesses present themselves differently in each patient. And each care plan should be individualized, not based off of the general population, and what's worked for most of his patients. Especially if those methods are not working for me. For example, I asked multiple times now, over the last course of 2 years, if he knew of anybody that could assist in managing things that he has diagnosed me with and he told me, as well as his PA's, have told me that if I find it to let them know and they'll send the referral over. I have actually been told to Google it on my own, in order to manage things like my hEDS, which means I deal with daily chronic pain, and he tried to justify that because he's not a pain specialist, there's nothing that he can do. All I was asking for was the name of someone who can help seeing as he can access the wellstar database to see if there are doctors who can help treat pain or things like MCAS. He refuses to even bother looking it up. I have to have my primary care doctor do it in order to get the help that I need. If I could switch doctors, I would.
May 22, 2026
1
Dr Snapper did not seem to remember who I am, my medical conditions or what we have discussed in the past. He seems to have zero interest in learning about me or my unique challenges. Every time he asks a question, he cuts off the answer very quickly. There is no space for any real discussion. I feel stereotyped by this practice. I feel abandoned since I do not fit their stereotype. I think he has zero interest in my welfare
April 16, 2026
1
I explained that I am pending disability. I make less than $400 a month. I don't have AC. The medication he has prescribed requires pre-authorization. The office refuses to assist with it. His staff called me back and said "it is only $14/mo". I understand 14 may not be a lot to most people, but it is more than I can afford and I find that to be incredibly insensitive.
June 21, 2026
1
Comments were made that felt completely dismissive. I wanted to take a different approach other than trying more/new prescription anti-anxiety med. Was told seeing a neurologist would be a waste of time and that the only one familiar with POTS/MCAS was located in Buffalo, NY. That is simply true. I'm finished with this doctor and this practice. He's way too full of himself and only wants to throw more prescriptions at you. I've lost interest in his approach and the way he communicates with his patients.
June 3, 2026
1
Dr. Snapper spends most of the appointment justifying his actions rather then focusing on his patients. He needs to learn how to clearly ask his questions in a manner where that patients are able to clearly understand what information he is looking for. For example he got mad at me when he said, let's talk about your pots. And when I started explaining that I've been having a really hard time lately, and it feels like I'm not really living. His response was that, well, I'm talking about your symptoms, and obviously you're living you're here. Which is not the response that you should be giving to a patient that is telling you they feel like they can't live their life due to how this chronic illness is affecting them in combination with the fact that he spent more time trying to justify why he he does not provide patients with certain information, than trying, even a little to help find what my care plan should like. Especially with the fact that these chronic illnesses present themselves differently in each patient. And each care plan should be individualized, not based off of the general population, and what's worked for most of his patients. Especially if those methods are not working for me. For example, I asked multiple times now, over the last course of 2 years, if he knew of anybody that could assist in managing things that he has diagnosed me with and he told me, as well as his PA's, have told me that if I find it to let them know and they'll send the referral over. I have actually been told to Google it on my own, in order to manage things like my hEDS, which means I deal with daily chronic pain, and he tried to justify that because he's not a pain specialist, there's nothing that he can do. All I was asking for was the name of someone who can help seeing as he can access the wellstar database to see if there are doctors who can help treat pain or things like MCAS. He refuses to even bother looking it up. I have to have my primary care doctor do it in order to get the help that I need. If I could switch doctors, I would.
May 22, 2026
1
Dr Snapper did not seem to remember who I am, my medical conditions or what we have discussed in the past. He seems to have zero interest in learning about me or my unique challenges. Every time he asks a question, he cuts off the answer very quickly. There is no space for any real discussion. I feel stereotyped by this practice. I feel abandoned since I do not fit their stereotype. I think he has zero interest in my welfare
April 16, 2026
4
My appointment was at 7:30 and he did not come into the room until after 8:00. I can understand getting behind throughout the day because some patients need more time but to make your first patient of the day wait more than 30 minutes past their appointment time is not cool. Please respect my time.
May 21, 2026
5
I just wanted to make a quick comment. Dr. Snapper has always provided very good support. I really thank him for what he does for the last 15, 16 years. Thank you very much. Bye.
June 24, 2026
5
Dr. Snapper came into the room yesterday & told me that all the things I've been dealing w/ individually are all related to 1 condition. He told me that by treating this condition, I should be able to start weaning myself off other medications & it sounded like I can start going back to feeling like me again! For 7 years, individual doctors have been treating me, but not 1 put it together that all of my symptoms might be related to something bigger. So for the last 7 years, I started 2nd guessing myself & even started thinking maybe I was becoming a hypochondriac.... but deep down, I knew there was something that was being missed. In less than 20 minutes w/ Dr. Snapper, he made me feel as though there is hope that I can get back to feeling normal again & helped me to realize that I really do know my body best. Thank you, Dr. Snapper for making me feel heard, seen & everything in between!
June 22, 2026
5
Dr snapper goes above and beyond. I love that he takes so much time and care looking for the root cause and changing his approach. And he listens to every concern. It's addressed. And we move to the next concern. I think he may be the #1 most in demand dysautonomia doc in the world today! I appreciate that he's trying to train as many other doctors as possible, as well as expanding his own practice to meet the post-COVID demand.
June 21, 2026
5
Dr Snapper is and always has been an incredible physician. I am thankful I have been helped by him.
June 20, 2026
5
The only problem I encountered was from whom I was getting the paperwork from to take with me; no one specified (nurse or front desk), a little confusing.
June 20, 2026
5
The ladies at the front desk were so nice, helpful and patient!
June 13, 2026
5
Good visit. AI miss heard a couple of comments and were recorded incorrectly.
June 12, 2026
5
The whole team was very considerate and thoughtful and I was very fortunate to have been connected to Dr. Snapper because he knew exactly the conditions and situations I was experiencing and didn't minimize them like other doctors have and gave me kind of straightforward options on what I can do and what I can manage and what I can't change. So I appreciate that.
June 6, 2026
5
Great doctor and great staff.
June 3, 2026
5
Very informative.
May 31, 2026
5
Dr Snapper is refreshingly candid and offered me 2 diagnoses that I knew I had and could get no other provider to entertain the information for 30 years. He saw my daughter the previous week and diagnosed her of the same 2 diagnoses. I enjoy his humor as well and wish there were more doctors with his knowledge everywhere.
June 3, 2026
5
Dr. Snapper was amazing. He actually took the time to listen to me and we had a great dialogue. He made me feel like I was worth it and I was important and that how I felt was not accepted, that he welcomed it with open arms.
May 24, 2026
5
Most professional
May 22, 2026
5
Dr Snapper is one of the most personable doctors I've met. He listened carefully, made careful astute observations and explained things thoroughly. He also took the time to thoroughly answer my husband's questions. I left with more knowledge about my health than I experience with most doctors. I am very happy I was referred to him for treatment. I believe it will radically improve my quality of life in the future.
May 22, 2026
5
As always, courteous, efficient, informative and caring professionals.
May 19, 2026
5
I always receive the best care and from Dr. Snapper and his entire staff. They are attentive, caring and compassionate, listen to my concerns and offer great feedback for updates/changes to my treatment plan. They're excellent patient-centered providers, really good at reviewing history of care, even while/during appointments when issues arise....they are prompt with all questions, appointments, and always friendly. I cannot say enough positive things about finally being part of this practice as a patient....seen, heard, and taken care of!
May 10, 2026
5
The doctor gave me hope
May 8, 2026
5
You need to get more physicians trained in autonomic dysfunction.
May 4, 2026
5
Dr. Snapper is the best Doctor
May 4, 2026
5
Appointment was 13 months after I was referred to this physician! THIRTEEN MONTHS!!! I was asked by physician to schedule a follow up visit " in six months" though his scheduling team " can't book appointments that far out". FRUSTRATING!!!
April 24, 2026
5
Hi, I would like to say that I was very impressed with the professionalism at the office with Dr. Snapper from getting my mom checked in. They were very proficient. Everything was handled in a timely manner from getting checked in to the nurse. Dr. Snapper came in immediately after. And with my mom's diagnosis, he's been the only doctor who has given us sufficient information about her orthostatic hypertension as well as Louis Body Dementia. And I am just very grateful for him and the staff.
April 26, 2026
5
I love that I always learn something useful when I go there. Dr. Snapper is a good educator. I'd rather be educated than medicated.
May 3, 2026
5
The doctor and staff were professional, courteous and efficient. Unfortunately they are part of the Wellstar... we care about your money first...business model. This is on Wellstar not the specific doctor practice. It starts with the app. They verify who you are then ask you to pay before they even ask specifics on why you are seeing the doctor. Wellstar needs to put healthcare first.
April 22, 2026
5
My relationship with Dr. Snapper and his team is the best doctor/patient relationship that I have. I wish he was taking new patients as I would love for my wife to visit him again. She stopped going to him and regrets it.
April 17, 2026
5
As always, I was treated with the utmost care & understanding begining with the "front desk" & by Dr Snapper & his nurse.
April 15, 2026
5
I just wanted to make a quick comment. Dr. Snapper has always provided very good support. I really thank him for what he does for the last 15, 16 years. Thank you very much. Bye.
June 24, 2026
5
Dr. Snapper came into the room yesterday & told me that all the things I've been dealing w/ individually are all related to 1 condition. He told me that by treating this condition, I should be able to start weaning myself off other medications & it sounded like I can start going back to feeling like me again! For 7 years, individual doctors have been treating me, but not 1 put it together that all of my symptoms might be related to something bigger. So for the last 7 years, I started 2nd guessing myself & even started thinking maybe I was becoming a hypochondriac.... but deep down, I knew there was something that was being missed. In less than 20 minutes w/ Dr. Snapper, he made me feel as though there is hope that I can get back to feeling normal again & helped me to realize that I really do know my body best. Thank you, Dr. Snapper for making me feel heard, seen & everything in between!
June 22, 2026
1
I explained that I am pending disability. I make less than $400 a month. I don't have AC. The medication he has prescribed requires pre-authorization. The office refuses to assist with it. His staff called me back and said "it is only $14/mo". I understand 14 may not be a lot to most people, but it is more than I can afford and I find that to be incredibly insensitive.
June 21, 2026
5
Dr snapper goes above and beyond. I love that he takes so much time and care looking for the root cause and changing his approach. And he listens to every concern. It's addressed. And we move to the next concern. I think he may be the #1 most in demand dysautonomia doc in the world today! I appreciate that he's trying to train as many other doctors as possible, as well as expanding his own practice to meet the post-COVID demand.
June 21, 2026
5
Dr Snapper is and always has been an incredible physician. I am thankful I have been helped by him.
June 20, 2026
5
The only problem I encountered was from whom I was getting the paperwork from to take with me; no one specified (nurse or front desk), a little confusing.
June 20, 2026
5
The ladies at the front desk were so nice, helpful and patient!
June 13, 2026
5
Good visit. AI miss heard a couple of comments and were recorded incorrectly.
June 12, 2026
5
The whole team was very considerate and thoughtful and I was very fortunate to have been connected to Dr. Snapper because he knew exactly the conditions and situations I was experiencing and didn't minimize them like other doctors have and gave me kind of straightforward options on what I can do and what I can manage and what I can't change. So I appreciate that.
June 6, 2026
5
Great doctor and great staff.
June 3, 2026
5
Dr Snapper is refreshingly candid and offered me 2 diagnoses that I knew I had and could get no other provider to entertain the information for 30 years. He saw my daughter the previous week and diagnosed her of the same 2 diagnoses. I enjoy his humor as well and wish there were more doctors with his knowledge everywhere.
June 3, 2026
1
Comments were made that felt completely dismissive. I wanted to take a different approach other than trying more/new prescription anti-anxiety med. Was told seeing a neurologist would be a waste of time and that the only one familiar with POTS/MCAS was located in Buffalo, NY. That is simply true. I'm finished with this doctor and this practice. He's way too full of himself and only wants to throw more prescriptions at you. I've lost interest in his approach and the way he communicates with his patients.
June 3, 2026
5
Very informative.
May 31, 2026
5
Dr. Snapper was amazing. He actually took the time to listen to me and we had a great dialogue. He made me feel like I was worth it and I was important and that how I felt was not accepted, that he welcomed it with open arms.
May 24, 2026
5
Dr Snapper is one of the most personable doctors I've met. He listened carefully, made careful astute observations and explained things thoroughly. He also took the time to thoroughly answer my husband's questions. I left with more knowledge about my health than I experience with most doctors. I am very happy I was referred to him for treatment. I believe it will radically improve my quality of life in the future.
May 22, 2026
1
Dr. Snapper spends most of the appointment justifying his actions rather then focusing on his patients. He needs to learn how to clearly ask his questions in a manner where that patients are able to clearly understand what information he is looking for. For example he got mad at me when he said, let's talk about your pots. And when I started explaining that I've been having a really hard time lately, and it feels like I'm not really living. His response was that, well, I'm talking about your symptoms, and obviously you're living you're here. Which is not the response that you should be giving to a patient that is telling you they feel like they can't live their life due to how this chronic illness is affecting them in combination with the fact that he spent more time trying to justify why he he does not provide patients with certain information, than trying, even a little to help find what my care plan should like. Especially with the fact that these chronic illnesses present themselves differently in each patient. And each care plan should be individualized, not based off of the general population, and what's worked for most of his patients. Especially if those methods are not working for me. For example, I asked multiple times now, over the last course of 2 years, if he knew of anybody that could assist in managing things that he has diagnosed me with and he told me, as well as his PA's, have told me that if I find it to let them know and they'll send the referral over. I have actually been told to Google it on my own, in order to manage things like my hEDS, which means I deal with daily chronic pain, and he tried to justify that because he's not a pain specialist, there's nothing that he can do. All I was asking for was the name of someone who can help seeing as he can access the wellstar database to see if there are doctors who can help treat pain or things like MCAS. He refuses to even bother looking it up. I have to have my primary care doctor do it in order to get the help that I need. If I could switch doctors, I would.
May 22, 2026
5
Most professional
May 22, 2026
4
My appointment was at 7:30 and he did not come into the room until after 8:00. I can understand getting behind throughout the day because some patients need more time but to make your first patient of the day wait more than 30 minutes past their appointment time is not cool. Please respect my time.
May 21, 2026
5
As always, courteous, efficient, informative and caring professionals.
May 19, 2026
5
I always receive the best care and from Dr. Snapper and his entire staff. They are attentive, caring and compassionate, listen to my concerns and offer great feedback for updates/changes to my treatment plan. They're excellent patient-centered providers, really good at reviewing history of care, even while/during appointments when issues arise....they are prompt with all questions, appointments, and always friendly. I cannot say enough positive things about finally being part of this practice as a patient....seen, heard, and taken care of!
May 10, 2026
5
The doctor gave me hope
May 8, 2026
5
Dr. Snapper is the best Doctor
May 4, 2026
5
You need to get more physicians trained in autonomic dysfunction.
May 4, 2026
5
I love that I always learn something useful when I go there. Dr. Snapper is a good educator. I'd rather be educated than medicated.
May 3, 2026
5
Hi, I would like to say that I was very impressed with the professionalism at the office with Dr. Snapper from getting my mom checked in. They were very proficient. Everything was handled in a timely manner from getting checked in to the nurse. Dr. Snapper came in immediately after. And with my mom's diagnosis, he's been the only doctor who has given us sufficient information about her orthostatic hypertension as well as Louis Body Dementia. And I am just very grateful for him and the staff.
April 26, 2026
5
Appointment was 13 months after I was referred to this physician! THIRTEEN MONTHS!!! I was asked by physician to schedule a follow up visit " in six months" though his scheduling team " can't book appointments that far out". FRUSTRATING!!!
April 24, 2026
5
The doctor and staff were professional, courteous and efficient. Unfortunately they are part of the Wellstar... we care about your money first...business model. This is on Wellstar not the specific doctor practice. It starts with the app. They verify who you are then ask you to pay before they even ask specifics on why you are seeing the doctor. Wellstar needs to put healthcare first.
April 22, 2026
5
My relationship with Dr. Snapper and his team is the best doctor/patient relationship that I have. I wish he was taking new patients as I would love for my wife to visit him again. She stopped going to him and regrets it.
April 17, 2026
1
Dr Snapper did not seem to remember who I am, my medical conditions or what we have discussed in the past. He seems to have zero interest in learning about me or my unique challenges. Every time he asks a question, he cuts off the answer very quickly. There is no space for any real discussion. I feel stereotyped by this practice. I feel abandoned since I do not fit their stereotype. I think he has zero interest in my welfare
April 16, 2026
5
As always, I was treated with the utmost care & understanding begining with the "front desk" & by Dr Snapper & his nurse.
April 15, 2026
5
As always, I was treated with the utmost care & understanding begining with the "front desk" & by Dr Snapper & his nurse.
April 15, 2026
1
Dr Snapper did not seem to remember who I am, my medical conditions or what we have discussed in the past. He seems to have zero interest in learning about me or my unique challenges. Every time he asks a question, he cuts off the answer very quickly. There is no space for any real discussion. I feel stereotyped by this practice. I feel abandoned since I do not fit their stereotype. I think he has zero interest in my welfare
April 16, 2026
5
My relationship with Dr. Snapper and his team is the best doctor/patient relationship that I have. I wish he was taking new patients as I would love for my wife to visit him again. She stopped going to him and regrets it.
April 17, 2026
5
The doctor and staff were professional, courteous and efficient. Unfortunately they are part of the Wellstar... we care about your money first...business model. This is on Wellstar not the specific doctor practice. It starts with the app. They verify who you are then ask you to pay before they even ask specifics on why you are seeing the doctor. Wellstar needs to put healthcare first.
April 22, 2026
5
Appointment was 13 months after I was referred to this physician! THIRTEEN MONTHS!!! I was asked by physician to schedule a follow up visit " in six months" though his scheduling team " can't book appointments that far out". FRUSTRATING!!!
April 24, 2026
5
Hi, I would like to say that I was very impressed with the professionalism at the office with Dr. Snapper from getting my mom checked in. They were very proficient. Everything was handled in a timely manner from getting checked in to the nurse. Dr. Snapper came in immediately after. And with my mom's diagnosis, he's been the only doctor who has given us sufficient information about her orthostatic hypertension as well as Louis Body Dementia. And I am just very grateful for him and the staff.
April 26, 2026
5
I love that I always learn something useful when I go there. Dr. Snapper is a good educator. I'd rather be educated than medicated.
May 3, 2026
5
You need to get more physicians trained in autonomic dysfunction.
May 4, 2026
5
Dr. Snapper is the best Doctor
May 4, 2026
5
The doctor gave me hope
May 8, 2026
5
I always receive the best care and from Dr. Snapper and his entire staff. They are attentive, caring and compassionate, listen to my concerns and offer great feedback for updates/changes to my treatment plan. They're excellent patient-centered providers, really good at reviewing history of care, even while/during appointments when issues arise....they are prompt with all questions, appointments, and always friendly. I cannot say enough positive things about finally being part of this practice as a patient....seen, heard, and taken care of!
May 10, 2026
5
As always, courteous, efficient, informative and caring professionals.
May 19, 2026
4
My appointment was at 7:30 and he did not come into the room until after 8:00. I can understand getting behind throughout the day because some patients need more time but to make your first patient of the day wait more than 30 minutes past their appointment time is not cool. Please respect my time.
May 21, 2026
5
Most professional
May 22, 2026
1
Dr. Snapper spends most of the appointment justifying his actions rather then focusing on his patients. He needs to learn how to clearly ask his questions in a manner where that patients are able to clearly understand what information he is looking for. For example he got mad at me when he said, let's talk about your pots. And when I started explaining that I've been having a really hard time lately, and it feels like I'm not really living. His response was that, well, I'm talking about your symptoms, and obviously you're living you're here. Which is not the response that you should be giving to a patient that is telling you they feel like they can't live their life due to how this chronic illness is affecting them in combination with the fact that he spent more time trying to justify why he he does not provide patients with certain information, than trying, even a little to help find what my care plan should like. Especially with the fact that these chronic illnesses present themselves differently in each patient. And each care plan should be individualized, not based off of the general population, and what's worked for most of his patients. Especially if those methods are not working for me. For example, I asked multiple times now, over the last course of 2 years, if he knew of anybody that could assist in managing things that he has diagnosed me with and he told me, as well as his PA's, have told me that if I find it to let them know and they'll send the referral over. I have actually been told to Google it on my own, in order to manage things like my hEDS, which means I deal with daily chronic pain, and he tried to justify that because he's not a pain specialist, there's nothing that he can do. All I was asking for was the name of someone who can help seeing as he can access the wellstar database to see if there are doctors who can help treat pain or things like MCAS. He refuses to even bother looking it up. I have to have my primary care doctor do it in order to get the help that I need. If I could switch doctors, I would.
May 22, 2026
5
Dr Snapper is one of the most personable doctors I've met. He listened carefully, made careful astute observations and explained things thoroughly. He also took the time to thoroughly answer my husband's questions. I left with more knowledge about my health than I experience with most doctors. I am very happy I was referred to him for treatment. I believe it will radically improve my quality of life in the future.
May 22, 2026
5
Dr. Snapper was amazing. He actually took the time to listen to me and we had a great dialogue. He made me feel like I was worth it and I was important and that how I felt was not accepted, that he welcomed it with open arms.
May 24, 2026
5
Very informative.
May 31, 2026
1
Comments were made that felt completely dismissive. I wanted to take a different approach other than trying more/new prescription anti-anxiety med. Was told seeing a neurologist would be a waste of time and that the only one familiar with POTS/MCAS was located in Buffalo, NY. That is simply true. I'm finished with this doctor and this practice. He's way too full of himself and only wants to throw more prescriptions at you. I've lost interest in his approach and the way he communicates with his patients.
June 3, 2026
5
Dr Snapper is refreshingly candid and offered me 2 diagnoses that I knew I had and could get no other provider to entertain the information for 30 years. He saw my daughter the previous week and diagnosed her of the same 2 diagnoses. I enjoy his humor as well and wish there were more doctors with his knowledge everywhere.
June 3, 2026
5
Great doctor and great staff.
June 3, 2026
5
The whole team was very considerate and thoughtful and I was very fortunate to have been connected to Dr. Snapper because he knew exactly the conditions and situations I was experiencing and didn't minimize them like other doctors have and gave me kind of straightforward options on what I can do and what I can manage and what I can't change. So I appreciate that.
June 6, 2026
5
Good visit. AI miss heard a couple of comments and were recorded incorrectly.
June 12, 2026
5
The ladies at the front desk were so nice, helpful and patient!
June 13, 2026
5
The only problem I encountered was from whom I was getting the paperwork from to take with me; no one specified (nurse or front desk), a little confusing.
June 20, 2026
5
Dr Snapper is and always has been an incredible physician. I am thankful I have been helped by him.
June 20, 2026
5
Dr snapper goes above and beyond. I love that he takes so much time and care looking for the root cause and changing his approach. And he listens to every concern. It's addressed. And we move to the next concern. I think he may be the #1 most in demand dysautonomia doc in the world today! I appreciate that he's trying to train as many other doctors as possible, as well as expanding his own practice to meet the post-COVID demand.
June 21, 2026
1
I explained that I am pending disability. I make less than $400 a month. I don't have AC. The medication he has prescribed requires pre-authorization. The office refuses to assist with it. His staff called me back and said "it is only $14/mo". I understand 14 may not be a lot to most people, but it is more than I can afford and I find that to be incredibly insensitive.
June 21, 2026
5
Dr. Snapper came into the room yesterday & told me that all the things I've been dealing w/ individually are all related to 1 condition. He told me that by treating this condition, I should be able to start weaning myself off other medications & it sounded like I can start going back to feeling like me again! For 7 years, individual doctors have been treating me, but not 1 put it together that all of my symptoms might be related to something bigger. So for the last 7 years, I started 2nd guessing myself & even started thinking maybe I was becoming a hypochondriac.... but deep down, I knew there was something that was being missed. In less than 20 minutes w/ Dr. Snapper, he made me feel as though there is hope that I can get back to feeling normal again & helped me to realize that I really do know my body best. Thank you, Dr. Snapper for making me feel heard, seen & everything in between!
June 22, 2026
5
I just wanted to make a quick comment. Dr. Snapper has always provided very good support. I really thank him for what he does for the last 15, 16 years. Thank you very much. Bye.
June 24, 2026
Publications and Articles
Wellstar Autonomic Center Expands Care for Autonomic Disorders
For people with autonomic disorders, finding treatment can be difficult. With only a few specialized programs in the country, getting care can require traveling a long distance.
However, patients in Georgia can access this crucial care close to home. Wellstar Cardiovascular Disease Specialist Dr. Howard Snapper, who sees patients in
Woodstock,
is one of fewer than 50 physicians in North America certified to diagnose and treat autonomic disorders.
Autonomic disorders, including postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), involve the autonomic nervous system, which regulates involuntary body functions like heart rate, temperature, sweating and digestion.
When people with POTS move from sitting down to standing up, their heart rate increases by about 30 beats per minute, but their blood pressure doesn’t change. This sudden increase can lead to dizziness or fainting. Most patients with POTS are younger women about 13 to 50 years old.
“Autonomic disorders are not that rare—about 2 to 3 million people in the country are affected—but they are often underdiagnosed because the symptoms can indicate other conditions,” Dr. Snapper said. “It can also be difficult to get the proper diagnosis and treatment to start improving these conditions.”
Dr. Snapper sees patients from as far as California, and Wellstar has one of only two autonomic disorder programs in the Southeast. With the addition of two new advanced practice providers, the program at Wellstar now has increased capacity and can help more patients live healthier and more comfortably.
To schedule an appointment with Dr. Snapper, call (678) 324-4400.
