Comprehensive Spine & Pain: Treat Pain. Transform Lives.

"I’ve had a good experience so far. The communication has been great so far as well. I’m glad that I can text and receive prompt responses because I am not a person who likes to talk on the phone often. I was in and out of my visit and all concerns were addressed. I appreciate it not being complicated"

"I had been seeing them for almost two years. I didn’t as for special favors. I went in and saw the nurse practitioner and got my prescription. Never even knew the doctor. They wanted to keep doing injections and after 6 I no longer wanted that route since they weren’t wrking and cause weight gain. Very Vindictive doctors is in it for the money and his nurse practitioner! I refused to get more steroid injections in my neck and asked about surgery. Before I left that day, my pain management had been discontinued without warning after two years and I had been locked out and got no heads up or reason why! The nurse practitioner didn’t even have the guts to tell me in person! They locked me out like a dog and sent someone else to do her dirty work! Steroid injections don’t work for everyone, including me! And I most certainly don’t want anybody messing around my spine over and over again if it won’t help. I’ve informed her of this at every appointment! Maybe I should have informed her of how they didn’t wear gloves when I had my shoulder injectioned, not even when they took blood! They fumbled around the spot as if they didn’t know what they were doing during the injection and I just can’t have that level of incompetence when dealing with my body! As a medical professional, I was taught to do no harm! What were they taught? My way or the highway! O yea, hardly any of the staff seems to care! Also I wasn’t given any guidance after being on pain management for two years! I think that’s a dangerous practice to drop a patient with no warning! No pain management plan and no courtesy to give a reason why. I thought we were supposed to work together. Since my accident I’ve lost the ability to walk and still had to Uber over an hour to them and they didn’t think I was worth treatment."

"I went here because they have pain treatment on Saturdays. Well the first time I tried because of a wreck they said they don't take that insurance so I was unable to get the treatment I needed. Then when I got my own insurance a few months later they said I needed a consultation before treatment, which I was not happy about but ok. (A virtual appointment for 15 min ram me over 500 dollars my out of pocket is 70, crazy right ) well then they just called me and told me my insurance doesn't cover Saturday appointments WHAT!! I asked is it because they charge more on weekends if so ill pay it, since im in so much pain, they said no they only cover Monday and Tuesday appointments. So I just paid for a consultation and I can't even get the treatment. I only can go on Saturday which they knew that's why I chose them to begin with. Save you money and time, this company is ridiculous. Both times they made appointments for me on Saturday and both times called me to say I couldn't get it done. I'm not paying the 70 out of pocket and if they pit it on my credit report I will take them to court for over charging and ripping people and insurance company's off."

"The nursing staff and surgery staff were all awesome. Had fun with the surgery staff correct a few jokes played funnies on them. All in all my experience in surgery was great obviously I didn't know anything was going on. They are all professional and awesome."

"The facility is easy to find. Each time I step off of the elevator, I have been greeted by a courteous front staff. Those young women always look their best and they follow through with amazing business acumen. From start to completion, I'm made to feel like I am important. The entire staff speaks clearly and offers explanations so the patient is reassured prior to surgery. ***Since thin curtains separate the patient and staff, it can feel a little uncomfortable when the staff whispers LOUDLY about the patients; perhaps put yourself in the patients shoes and ask yourself how you would feel if the staff giggled and critiqued your situation so everyone hears it*** Even with that behavior, that doesn't take away from the other staff members professionalism. Continue success!"