NexGenEsis HealthCare, LLC

"Great office.. treats you like family! Always easy to talk to about therapies and procedures!"

"The doctor’s hand shook as he was inserting the needle to collect bone stem cells. The table I was lying on during the procedure was faulty and kept lowering itself. The other equipment they used had a hair clip holding it together. I never had back issues until after the procedure and now I do. Received absolutely no zero favorable results. L"

"I had an appointment for help with extremely swollen feet, ankles, lower legs. The doctor expressed his concern for my problem but I currently have no insurance so with their available financing when I have $2500 paid off they would begin full treatment ( they offered minimal treatment until then)that the doctor was sure would help me. Unfortunately it would take me 6 to 8 months to come up with the money. The pain in my legs is so crippling I can barely walk now. I just couldn’t wait for treatment. They may be great here but unless you have a blank check or great insurance you’ll never know money is the only thing they are interested in. Completely wasted my money for an office visit that outlined their treatment plan for my condition."

"I personally have not had any treatments from this company, I have heard a few good things about them, but the problem that I have, is with their advertisement. Whether it’s on TV, radio they will say if you were the first 25 callers they will give you a free phone consultation! Sounds wonderful! But if you have a flat tire and you go to the windshield shop, you’re going to waste the man’s time talking about tires at the windshield shop. I can promise you if you happen to be the 26th caller they’re not gonna charge you then either for the consultation the purpose of the telephone call is to determine if you are a candidate for their new medical treatment so you won’t waste their time in person if you happen to not be a candidate for their treatment! So whenever they sit there and say today only, the first 25 callers gets a free phone consultation, they would rather you not come in person for the first visit to begin with, but they try to make you think you’re getting something free! On one of the commercials, I heard one of the doctor say the purpose of the phone call is to determine if you will qualify for treatment when you make the free call! Again I have not used this process that they offer. I think I would be an absolutely perfect candidate. I’m going to leave a few pictures, but if I can’t trust them to tell the truth from the beginning what other type of dishonest practice can I expect? “ A little off the top”. JIMMY MCNEELY."

"So why don't you take insurance? Why does it cost $68,000.00 for neuropathy treatment? People need help, you could help (maybe) but who could pay that kind of money? Lower your price and help people with pain. Someone out there (in the medical) needs to start thinking of the patient and not the $$$$$$$!! We need help and all they wanted was big bucks$$!"