Spectrum Medical, Inc - Danville

Category: Physical therapist

Address: 109 Bridge St, Danville, VA 24541, USA

Phone: +14347934711

Opening hours

Sunday: Closed

Monday: 8AM–4:30PM

Tuesday: 8AM–4:30PM

Wednesday: 8AM–4:30PM

Thursday: 8AM–4:30PM

Friday: 8AM–4:30PM

Saturday: Closed

Reviews

Jessica Myrick

Sep 15, 2022

Everyone was absolutely phenomenal. From the first phone call to schedule an appointment to the final visit to have the cast removed- we could not have had a better experience! Dr. Hermann, Nurse Amos, Brandon, Radiology, and the Front office staff were all so caring and professional. I truly appreciate every single person we encountered. Danville is lucky to have this great office! You made taking care of a 2 year old patient look so easy! ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

Sheri Stewart

May 13, 2022

I wish I could give this quack, Dr. Fraifield, zero stars. I brought all my MRI reports annually dating back to 2006, along with a recent cervical spine MRI (film and report). I meticulously described my neck (cervical spine), back (thoracic spine), and low back (lumbar spine) pain on the diagram of the outline of a body notating the type of pain and where it shoots, etc., on the new patient forms. Dr. Fraifield took approximately 45 minutes dictating to his computer his findings of the cervical spine MRI films I had recently had performed. Finally, he examined me, and not just my neck, but my entire spine while I was standing. After he finished he said, "I'll have to refer you to Duke University, or the University of Virginia in Charleston because I don't handle complicated cases such as your's anymore." In my head I was screaming angry, but I calmly asked a few questions and left. I did inform my insurance company about this quack, because he should have realized before coming in to meet me, that my situation was beyond what he preferred to do. No, he wastes an hour of my time combing over the recent cervical spine MRI films, missing the C6 neural foraminal narrowing which is causing me excruciating pain radiating to my head and left shoulder, only to say he doesn't accept complicated cases like mine anymore. He knew that from the paperwork, and should have been professional enough at the get go to say so, and not waste my time. I am sure he was in some way attempting to provoke me because I had divulged to his scheduler that I am on to these pain management specialists here in Virginia. They don't get rich off seeing patients once a month to write a script, but they make anywhere from $2,500 to $3,500 for injections done under fluoroscopy, such as ablations. They perform 3 trial injections (nerve blocks), then if relief from those is experienced, then the final procedure to burn the nerve. Four times $2,500 per procedure is $10,000 earned in 8 weeks! I don't think ablations are a good idea. God gave me those nerves to let me know I have an injury. Without those nerves I could injure myself more, maybe even seriously. Dr. Fraifield did mention that he didn't like the way I spoke to his 'girl'. I spoke very gently, but emphatically about how passionate I am about doctors that only see dollars in their patients, and not what's best for the patient. I was in pain management down in Florida for 14 years and prescribed opiates. Not once did I ever take more medication other than the directions prescribed on the label. To date not one doctor here in Virginia has requested my medical records from any of my doctors in Florida. I even had my insurance company contact my primary care physician's office with me on the line, and he still didn't request them. I tell these greedy Virginia doctors that I'm not stupid. I know that one will stop breathing if one takes too many opiates. Furthermore, if you take more than is prescribed, one will run out of meds, and then suffer withdrawal symptoms and pain until the next appointment. I'm smart enough to know better than to take medication contrary to the prescribed directions. Anyone who does not adhere to the doctor's prescribed directions, is playing Russian Roulette with their lives

Lizamand Thomas

Apr 30, 2022

I love spectrum medical center they care about their people When I went there they hired a lady named Wendy gave she worked on the 4 floor she will go in your file just get information on you she not a good person that doesn't need a computer they needed to do something about that girl

10Toes Down

Mar 31, 2022

Dr. Fraifield is a horrible excuse of a doctor, seen me in chronic pain , tried nothing just refered me over to a place that doesn't accept my medicare at all wasting over a month of my time. He was using fowl language and is very unprofessional. Seemed like circus act to me.

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Questions & Answers

Does spectrum medical provides services for hip pain

Brenda Womack | May 11, 2022
Cassie Gatewood | May 11, 2022

Yes

Do you take Medicaid? Also I have copies of my records from UVA. Its to far for me to drive each month. I hope the Dr's here can help my with my daily pain.

Michelle Cheek | Oct 9, 2019
Ronnie Barksdale | Oct 9, 2019

There is a dr Fryfair, may not be spelled correctly but it will get you to who you need, that treats pain management in Spectrum Medical Building.

How can I get through to Dr. Dailey’s nurse? I was very pleased with his care but I have moved. He was nice enough to recommend a clinic where I am now. He forwarded my records but they want my x-rays too. All I need is to ask if they’ve been sent!!

Catherine Adkins | Oct 8, 2021
Michael Stephens | Oct 8, 2021

Just call Spectrum Pain Management and the attendant will take your request. His nurse might call you later.

How can I get dr daily to make the proper changes to my records since he added I was a drug dealer who went to jail for selling cocaine and pills and tested positive for it? None of it is true and because of it I ccan't be seen by anyone

Danielle Almonte | Oct 8, 2020
Jamie Davis | Oct 8, 2020

You may need to consult with an Attorney about that. They can bring the matter before the courts in a civil proceeding and have them make the necessary changes.

Must a patient be referred by a physician to receive a Zilretta knee injection?

Catherine Creasy | Oct 9, 2019
janet dodson | Oct 9, 2019

Yes, your doctor must refer you to Spectrum for a doctor to administer the medication. The doctors at Spectrum are great!

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Can anyone tell me if Spectrum Medical prescribes Suboxone? I’m currently on Suboxone but where I am going now no longer is in the network with my insurance. I’d appreciate any answers back. Thanks very much!

Rage_editor | Oct 9, 2019
janet dodson | Oct 9, 2019

I am not qualified to answer this question, you can call and schedule an appointment with one of the pain management specialists to get the information you need. Both Dr. Dailey and Dr. Fraifield are excellent doctors and you will be pleased with either one.

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Does he provide pain management

Kelly Bourne | Oct 9, 2019
Ronnie Barksdale | Oct 9, 2019

There is a pain management dr in the building, i believe his name is Dr Fryfield.

How do I check on appointment after desk hours

Barbara Walker | Oct 9, 2018
Janice L. McKenna | Oct 9, 2018

Get the app Follow my health

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