Alabama Pain Physicians - Birmingham

"My grandmother has had problems with this practice since the second appointment there. Dr. Erin Morella does not listen she only talks. Time and time she asks for something different for pain relief due to what she is prescribing only breaks my grandmother out and causes allergic reactions. But yet she or her nurse practitioner constantly prescribes the same medication without a second thought. She is very unprofessional and rude!!!"

"Love the doctors! They treat you like a human not a drug seeker. They are willing to sit and listen to your concerns. They do everything they can to help you whether it be procedures or orthopedics. Great group and friendly front desk. Highly recommend."

"Everyone at Alabama Pain Physicians is wonderful. From the front desk, to the nurse practitioners, nurses, medical assistants and the doctors, I have always been treated with the utmost care and respect. If I have a health issue that needs to be addressed I know that they are listening to me and looking out for my best interest. Thank you so much for doing your very best to improve the quality of my everyday life. I am so grateful!!"

"The first nurse practitioner got ill with me. She was asking me questions about what all procedures I had on my lower back. I was looking on my calendar on my phone. I was trying to see what date I had them. I said something and she "That's what I said earlier". I didn't like her tone. She left and said another nurse practitioner would see me. She came into the room and asked some questions and I said that I had not had any procedures since my last surgery. She was very nice and said that I needed another block on my lower back. She said that they would call me and line up the appointment date."

"If you want caring doctors and staff you can get ahold of while dealing with your chronic pain this is not the place for you. You never see the doctor after your initial meeting and if you run into a problem with your medication you will not be able to reach anyone and after two days of trying they’ll send you a message to stop sending emails or calling because you’ll be further delayed. If you live in chronic pain and need someone who cares about you and doesn’t treat you like a number to quickly get you in and out and asks you personal questions in front of other patients, despite hippa this isn’t the place for you."