Omega Interventional Pain Clinic

I have been going to Omega for a few years. To get into Pain Management, there are a few steps. I find this is standard in all practices. First, your primary care doctor needs to send a referral. I think any doctor you see would be fine, though. Once you have a referral, call and schedule an appointment as a new patient. They will get your recommendation from your doctor and schedule your first appointment. This part can take some time depending on your schedule and theirs. Without a doctors recommendation, they will not see you from my understanding. Again, this is very standard in pain management. I would suggest working with your PCP to contact them and provide the referral and it should be pretty simple.

You can call them and ask. I'm a client, and have never had that problem, sorry.

Employees still seen most of the same people there, they had as many clients that I usually seen their to

I am told they do accept Medicaid.

There are a few, as well as P.A.s. I also see a PA, which I believe is actually standard there, who is overseen by Dr. Pulley. If you're looking for specific doctor, you should call. I believe they also have more information on their website. I'm not sure of all the doctors names because I don't see them. I'm sure their website or front desk can assist you.

Awesome thank you guys. I've been on a treatment plan for the last 25 yrs just need to find a Dr that not read off the paper and treat you off a print out but listen and remember why they have became a Dr in the first place.

It's pretty standard. Most pain management are very similar; this is no exception.