Meet Our Staff

The staff at Neuro-Spine Solutions is here to help you in every need while you're here with us. Please let us know how we can help by talking with the staff member who can answer your questions. During your initial visit you will be seen by our staff who will ask you about your medical history and your symptoms. A focused examination will then be made by your doctor. 

The following is a list of our office staff. For information about our Non-Physician Specialists, click here.

Donna Groseclose: Office Manager

Tina Blevins: Workman's Comp. Coordinator and Assistant Office Manager
Manages all workman's compensation matters and assists with management duties. Email

Ashley Stamey: Surgery Scheduler (Dr. Lorio)
Coordinates surgeries for Dor. Lorio.

Michelle Hughes: Administrative and Clinical Assistant (Dr. Lorio)
Assists Dr. Lorio with patient care and also personal administrative duties.

Connie Meier: Front Desk Receptionist
Checks in patients arriving to the office, handles front office phone calls, and pateints' questions.

Angie Dillon: Front Desk Receptionist
Checks in patients arriving at the office, handles front office phone calls, and patients' questions.

Paula Marsh: Billing Assistant
Duties include assisting with patient billing and accounts.

Renee Carmody: New Pateint Scheduler/Check-Out Receptionist
Schedules all new patient's appointments. Registers patients and verifies that the patient's records are up to date.

Kelly Moody: Administrative and Clinical Assistant (Dr. Testerman)
Assists Dr. Testerman with patient care and personal administrative duties.

Gena Staubus: Billing Manager
Manages all patient billing and accounts.

Renee Stiltner: Research Coordinator
Manages all FDA studies.

Contact Us
Neuro-Spine Solutions, P.C.
240 Medical Park Blvd.
Suite 2700
Bristol, TN 37620
Phone: (423) 844-0501
Fax: (423) 844-0006
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