Pain Management Specialists of Atlanta, PC

Mark Armstrong

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Mary Little

These Docortss are amazing cute as well, and the nuraes are beautifull and the nuraes are amazing. ive never been to a pain clinic Where the Doctor and nuraes care. They really care and help with the Pain.You guys are so am amazing. I give all you guys And young ladys a 100% .

Garey Estes

If you think your time is important don't go here. They don't care about patients. Waited over an hour just to get prescription, then only gave me one so had to wait again for other one. This happens all the time, wait, wait, wait. No apologies or reasons. One time they sent us home because dr wasn't there, no call to tell us not to come.

Tanya Wright

I had no problems for almost two years. I didn’t as for special favors. I went in and saw the nurse practitioner and got my prescription. She kept asking bout the neck injections and I kept refusing and for some reason that day she was in a mood! Very Vindictive nurse practitioner! I refused to get steroid injections in my neck and she started typing! Before I left that day, my pain management had been discontinued without warning after two years and I had been locked out and informed by the nurse! The nurse practitioner didn’t even have the guts to tell me in person! She locked me out like a dog and sent someone else to do her dirty work! Steroid injections don’t work for everyone, including me! And I most certainly don’t want anybody messing around my neck! I’ve informed her of this at every appointment! Maybe I should have informed her of how they didn’t wear gloves when I had my shoulder injectioned, not even when they took blood! They fumbled around the spot as if they didn’t know what they were doing during the injection and I just can’t have that level of incompetence when dealing with my NECK! As a medical professional, I was taught to do no harm! What were they taught? My way or the highway! O yea, hardly any of the staff wears a mask! Also I wasn’t given any guidance after being on pain management for two years! I think that’s a dangerous practice to drop a patient with no warning!