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Yahaira Ramirez

Dr. Bradley by far one of the best pain management doctor I have been refer by my primary care doctor to treat my pain caused by my ankle fracture that I suffer 3 months ago. His staff is amazing , very friendly, always with a positive vibe ready to help us people with our discomfort and pain. I am always able to set up an appointment for my follow up and my epidural injection in which it helps me alot . I highly recommend Dr. Bradley and his staff.

issitohbi

I was “too young to be in so much pain anyways” in 2016. It was fine with me to stop, because I wanted the epidurals to stop. They caused me too much pain and I began having intermittent loss of feeling in my legs after leaving in a wheelchair one day. My PCP sent me back to pain management for September, appalled that treatment had been stopped. I saw the Physicians Assistant (Russ Halbert) who was amazing. He talked with me about my concerns and also seemed uncomfortable with what Dr. Bradley had said two years prior. He immediately started me back where I was with my medication, but I had some sort of allergic reaction and had to come back two days later for replacement. This time I saw Bradley, who also said he wanted a new MRI, a urine test, and was going to order another round of epidurals. I said very politely that I wasn’t comfortable with an epidural, but would like to discuss other injectables like Toradol. He asked if I wanted Toradol and I said if he could do it then, sure. Door wide open, shirt pulled up. That’s less than professional, and a HIPAA violation, but if it was going to help I didn’t care. My replacement Rx for Tylenol-3 is at the front while I do my urine, all is good. And I come out to a circus of my Rx being with the doctor and no one knows why. Got another Rx. Steroids. I said I couldn’t take them because of my health issues. “Well it’s policy we don’t give pain medication before an MRI.” Halbert did and Bradley OK’ed that. I pulled the bottle out and showed them, and it was stuttering time. Fibromyalgia involves the nerves. Meaning an MRI isn’t necessary but a nerve test is. I told them this and still no one had anything to say other than “it’s policy” and “Dr. Bradley said.” Kyshana, the office supervisor, decided to get into it saying that I was refusing treatment. NEVER did I refuse treatment, just an epidural, which is WELL within my right as a patient to do. Why treat a patient like an individual when you can say that you’re in charge and you know best? So because I’ve questioned that the treatment plan he has for me isn’t the best & will cause me more pain, I am now not allowed in the office. My insurance sent me all kinds of visits and such. When I called to make my appointment I got told “Well actually, Dr. Bradley won’t be seeing you anymore.” And to top it off, there will be no letter of his refusal to treat sent to me for my records or to my doctor or insurance. I bit my tongue in 2016 hoping that eventually he’d see me again, and this time as well hoping it wouldn’t become the circus it has. I think doctors like this count on that. Because if you’re so desperate to not feel this much pain, you have only one option, you’re going to take that option instead of speaking up.

Mary Taran

Rude, dismissive, does not spend any more time with patients than to write a prescription -- asks what you want, and writes it without trying to find a solution to the pain issue. The first time he gave me an epidural, my legs collapsed under me, so his staff stuck me in a freezing cold room and ignored me for over an hour. When I complained, I was told, "sometimes that happens. You can leave whenever you're ready."

aaron rayor

Have been seeing dr Bradley through workers comp for about5- 6 months. You are never see him more than 10 minutes. He never gives you a real exam. on my last visit I told him I will be getting better insurance and he said "now you can get the treatment, and medication you need to get better". The last straw for me I have been seeing him for 6 months workers comp or not this guy has no ethics! That was enough for me to stop taking the pain killers he just hands over to you and live with the back pain I have been riddled with for over a year. I'd rather be in pain like I was before than potentially get addicted to these drugs and be worse off, which I told him and he shrugged and said it's easy just take one less a day and then one every other day etc. the advice from a dr that doesn't care as long as his money comes he will that gives out extremely addictive drugs. Even paying for treatment in cash because workers comp was dragging their feet I was getting subpar treatment for my condition and as a person. Do yourself a favor if you actually want to get better and don't see him.