Interventional Pain Institute - Troy 60 Business Park Drive, Troy, MO 63379

"Dr. Krishan is gone. He took care of me. Dr. Oliver thinks the only use for buprenorophine is for drug addicts. It is clear that his preconceived ideas prevent him from listening. Still insists I was comiing off drugs. Instead of getting 2mg/day, he, after telling me he would refill my prescription dropped it to 0.01mg/hr. His people who answer the phone, let me know that this was not a pain medication. Their "pharmacy manager" insisted that this drug was not used for pain relief. This lack of basic understanding of pain medication is evidence that this group of people should have never been given a license. STAY AWAY!!! UPDATE: Rep for dr. Oliver called back a week+ after this started. Now they have changed their story. It is not policy to prescribe the generic sublingual buprinorophine in pill form, which costs $20/month. I can only assume that they are getting kickbacks from prescribing sublingual belbuca in film form, which costs $630/month! BTW, this is the same drug with a different delivery mechanism."

"Dr. Oliver is very knowledgeable and the staff members are extremely nice. If you are hurting Dr. Oliver will do what it takes to make you feel better!"

"Just want to let everyone know that IPC has been a great place to go to for pain relief , the staff is very sweet and caring and Bethany Nunn my Nurse Practioner is awsome she has been there when I had some really bad pain and did a great job to get me the relief I needed I would not go anywhere else . Thank You Bethany and all the staff and Dr.Krishnan for all your support and knowledge on pain management. I recommend Interventional Pain Care you won't be disappointed"

"My back pain after my PRP procedure is 95% BETTER!!! Great Doctor and wonderful caring staff! Thank you Doctor for making me feel like a new person"

"I have had to wait weeks since my last visit for my anger to subside enough to do this review. I have hardware implanted that is used for pain control. On my last visit I spoke with Dr Krishnan about the fact that I had fallen and reinjured my back. I produced a doctors and radiologist report and requested an increase of my medication. I believe that Dr Krishnan reluctantly gave me the increase, because when I got home and later in the day needed a bolus I noticed that I had lost 2 of my normal 6 daily allowance. And Dr Krishnan never said anything to me about this. I guess he doesn't believe his patients have the right to know what he does to them. WRONG!!"