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Dr. Bradley Hall, MD - Board Certified General Surgeon in Slidell, Louisiana

Dr. Bradley Hall, MD

Board Certified General Surgeon

Slidell, Louisiana
● Taking New Patients
4.72(54 ratings)

About

Dr. Bradley Hall, MD is a highly experienced, board-certified neurosurgeon practicing in Slidell, Louisiana. He specializes in general neurosurgery, brain and spinal tumors, and complex and minimally invasive procedures. Dr. Hall also has experience in weight loss management and treating thyroid and mental health conditions. Originally from West Virginia, he has a diverse background, having served as Executive Medical Director of the WV Medical Professionals Health Program. While his online presence is linked to Ochsner Health, further information is needed to confirm his current affiliation. Cost information is not available.

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Specialties

  • Board Certified General Surgeon

Procedures & Services

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Average Cost of Surgery

Healthcare costs shouldn't be a mystery. Each figure below is the average of the total costs patients reported in their own published reviews of Dr. Bradley Hall, with the number of reports and the years they were written. Prices are not adjusted for inflation and are not a quote: your final cost is set at consultation and depends on your specific medical needs. How we calculate these prices

Mommy Makeover

$9,844

1 patient report · 2024

About typicalTypical in Louisiana: $9,586–$17,750 (median $13,148, 10 reports) compare ↗

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Questions, Answers, and Information Directly from Dr. Bradley Hall

Sourced directly from Dr. Bradley Hall's social posts and replies.

What should patients discuss with their gynecologist?
Patients should not be embarrassed to discuss any topic with their gynecologist. The gynecologist is not easily shocked by patient disclosures.
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What should patients do with their underwear during a gynecological exam?
Patients do not need to hide their underwear during an exam.
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Do I need to get a pedicure before a gynecological exam?
No, patients do not need to get a pedicure before a gynecological exam.
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What should patients know about hair removal before a gynecological exam?
The gynecologist does not care if a patient's pubic hair is waxed, shaved, or otherwise styled.
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Is it okay to have my period during a gynecological exam?
Yes, a gynecological exam can still occur even if the patient is currently menstruating. Menstruation will often not affect the exam or discussion.
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When should a patient have their first gynecology exam?
The practice prefers to see patients for their first gynecology exam around age 15 or 16. Patients should see the practice sooner if they are having health problems, become sexually active, or have a bodily issue they're embarrassed to discuss with their parents.
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What happens during the first gynecology visit?
For the first visit, the practice prefers to talk to the patient with their guardian present, then typically has the guardian leave the room so the patient can discuss anything in private.
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When does the practice start breast exams?
The practice typically starts breast exams annually at age 20.
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How often does the practice do a pelvic exam?
The practice typically does a pelvic exam every year.
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What is a speculum used for during a pelvic exam?
A speculum is used to look inside the vagina to look at the vagina and cervix. During a speculum exam, the speculum only needs to be opened a tiny bit. During a speculum exam, the practice looks at the vagina and cervix. The uterus and ovaries cannot be seen during a speculum exam.
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What is a bimanual exam?
During a bimanual exam, one finger is placed on the vagina and one hand on the lower belly. A bimanual exam helps the practice see if there are any masses on the uterus or ovaries.
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How long does a pelvic exam take?
A pelvic exam takes about 30 seconds.
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Can OB/GYNs conduct wellness exams during all phases of your cycle?
Yes, OB/GYNs are able to conduct wellness exams during all phases of your cycle.
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What is ALS?
ALS is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder affecting motor neurons in the brain and spinal cord. ALS can lead to loss of voluntary muscle action.
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What are the early warning signs of ALS?
Early warning signs of ALS include progressive weakness, difficulties with walking, dysarthria (difficulty with annunciation, speech, and articulation), aphasia (increased pooling of saliva and difficulty swallowing), and fasciculations (muscle twitching or cramping, especially at rest).
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How to use an AED?
The first step is to apply pads to the patient's bare chest. During analysis and charging, do not touch the patient. To deliver the shock, press the orange button. After the shock is delivered, it is safe to touch the patient. After delivering the shock, begin CPR.
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What do real AEDs look like?
Real AEDs typically have the pads already inside and plugged in. Real AEDs provide instructions similar to the trainer AED.
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What is the 30-Second Sit-to-Stand Test?
The 30-Second Sit-to-Stand Test is important for Parkinson’s and stroke rehabilitation. A below-average score on the 30-Second Sit-to-Stand Test may indicate a higher risk of falling. Repeating the sit-to-stand task can improve recovery by utilizing neuroplasticity.
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What patients ask Dr. Bradley Hall

Questions people asked under Dr. Bradley Hall's TikTok videos, 3 answered by the doctor.

  • How important is it that my 40-year-old lesbian friend go get her first pelvic exam and Pap?

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  • Is a constant tongue tremor or fasciculation a sign of ALS? Just at rest; not while eating, talking, nor sleeping? Would be so grateful to hear from you!

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  • What if your parent has endometriosis? Should I get an appointment earlier?

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  • Do you need to go to the gynecologist if you've had a hysterectomy?

    asked on TikTok ↗· 23 engagements· not yet answered

  • What if the teen is scared and refusing to put a gown on for the first visit?

    asked on TikTok ↗· 14 engagements· not yet answered

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Videos from Dr. Bradley Hall

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  • Neurologist Mary Nguyen, MD, sheds light on the "soft signs" of ALS, a progressive neurodegenerat…

    503.5K views · Jun 2023 · TikTok ↗

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  • Don't be a stranger to your first Gyno exam! Join Amanda Henne, MD, and Caitlyn Ranger, MD, as th…

    289.8K views · Jun 2023 · TikTok ↗

  • In honor of February being American pediatric cardiologist Jake Kleinmahon, MD, lists the five si…

    29.8K views · Feb 2023 · TikTok ↗

  • Join athletic trainer Jana Alfred as she demonstrates how to use an automated external defibrilla…

    19.7K views · Jun 2023 · TikTok ↗

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From Dr. Bradley Hall's Instagram

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Patient Experience

Dr. Bradley Hall Review Summary

4.6
Dr. Hall has excellent ratings overall. He has a 5.0 rating based on one review, along with a 4.7 on ochsner.org, 4.2 on healthgrades.com, and an impressive 4.9 on Google reviews. This averages out to a 4.6, suggesting patients are highly satisfied with his services.

Ratings from Other Platforms

ochsner.org

4.7 out of 5

Based on 77 reviews

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healthgrades.com

4.2 out of 5

Based on 19 reviews

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Google Reviews

4.9 out of 5

Based on 67 reviews

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Dr. Bradley Hall, MD - Board Certified General Surgeon in Slidell, Louisiana

Main Office

105 Medical Center Dr, Slidell, Louisiana

(985) 875-2727

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Phone: (985) 875-2727

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Location & Contact Information

Main Office

105 Medical Center Dr

Slidell, Louisiana 70461

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Office Information

Phone: (985) 875-2727

Where does Dr. Bradley Hall practice?

Doctor's Office

Main Office (Primary)

105 Medical Center Dr, Slidell, Louisiana 70461

(1 reviews)

Hospital Affiliations

Hospital affiliations unknown

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Education & Experience

Education

Wayne State Univ School Of Medicine. Doctor Of Medicine
Internship. St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Residency. University Of Michigan Hospitals
Michigan State University

Certifications & Licenses

Board Certified General Surgeon

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you make an appointment with Dr. Bradley Hall online?
It's unclear whether online appointments can be made directly with Dr. Hall. His online presence is linked with Ochsner Health, so it's possible booking may be facilitated through their system. It's recommended to contact the office directly at (985) 875-2727 for appointment scheduling.
Does Dr. Bradley Hall offer telehealth?
Whether Dr. Hall offers telehealth services is not specified in the provided information. Contacting his office directly is recommended to inquire about telehealth options.
What do patients have to say about Dr. Bradley Hall?
At least one patient has expressed extreme satisfaction with their results, stating "I am in love with my results."
What areas of care does Dr. Bradley Hall cater to?
Dr. Hall's primary area of care is neurosurgery, specializing in general neurosurgery, brain and spinal tumors, and complex and minimally invasive procedures. He also has experience in weight loss management, thyroid disease (Hyper & Hypothyroidism), and mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, mood disorders, and ADHD/ADD. Dr. Hall is affiliated with Ochsner Vascular Surgery.