Interventional Medical Associates 6821 Northwest 11th Place, Gainesville, FL 32605

"Friendly, welcoming staff. I wasn't kept waiting at all after i finished the initial paperwork. The doctor listened to me and is trying some new things if I agree. Overall, my visit with thus office was very positive."

"This pain facility has the best doctors and PAs. Dr Valentine and Dr Calderin have been just fantastic in helping me deal with my spondylolisthesis and knee pain. They spend quality time with me and are well trained in providing options too. I am so thankful to this hard working staff for their time and expertise with me."

"great office clean everyone is just so nice . I had an issue over the weekend and they were very good at dealing with the issue on monday . Id recommend this doctor no question"

"I was very impressed with Dr. Valentine. He is knowledgeable, friendly, explained my options well. It was a very positive experience. He is a really good doctor and a cool guy."

"I don't like to write negative reviews about my dry cleaners so having to write one about a medical practice is appalling. But, I won't return to this group, ever. One visit was enough. While the MD was fair, the office itself is absolutely filthy. There is a 1/2 inch of dust on the fake plants in corners, the carpet is moldy and smelly and the "exam" room was filled with empty cardboard boxes and junk. The nursing staff is a joke and the "nursing station" is cluttered, with half empty coffee cups and other garbage cluttering the desk, the walls are littered with out of date fliers and notices. How a medical staff can effectively work in such chaos is beyond me. Do they do invasive procedures here? In filth? How? As for the rules and regulations, privacy and informed consent. I felt I was signing my life away, all the do's and don't of controlled meds, the invasive questions and the perjorative assumptions that pain patients all (and only) want opioids. IF (god help you) you are a medical marijuana client, you are not worthy of their help. I am an adult. I can make my own decisions about medication. So I am prescribed an opioid, but forbidden some weed on occasion? I want to use the medicine that will NOT cause respiratory or cardiac arrest, and will not create an addiction where none previously existed, but works for my pain and spasms. Moving on. They can keep the filthy surroundings and the negative attitudes. I know I can find better medical care elsewhere."