Pain and Spine Consultants

Chris Creech

After 12 years of pain meds, during a severe oral surgery I was exposed to excessive pain above my current pain and ran low on my pain meds, especially after the pain meds were cut in half leaving me in constant pain. Since CDC has removed restriction due to being severely wrong. Dr. Stone dimissed me from their office due to being the first time of written notice from office on running low on meds. Leaving me with no option due to them not forwarding complete paperwork. Thus leaving me in severe pain and severe withdraws and putting my wife through hell thinking I am going to die.

Amy Glass

My mother was following up with this clinic for almost a year and it is the WORST experience we ever had!!!! You can never reach them if you have an issue with your medication. My mom had to go 10 days without her medication suffering in agonizing pain because they never check their messages and you cannot get a hold of them, and the triage service sent them so many messages that they never responded to that the lady had to physically go to them. And when I went to the clinic to speak to them they were very rude and asked that I only use the phone and they don't "tolerate" walk-ins They don't care if your refill is overdue when scheduling your appointment The doctor leaves you waiting for 40 minutes to spend 3 minutes with you, and they don't send in your prescription refill until the end of their shift. which means if there is any issue with the pharmacy forget about getting help because they are basically open 3 days and a half They don't accommodate your needs if you are too sick to get to your appointment We follow-up in Nashville now, and believe me it is worth the drive there once a month to ensure my mother is well-cared for and never suffers from her pain.

Barbara Carr

Nice and friendly staff and they really listen and try to help you.

Tammy Knaeble

If I could I would shut this place down. I went in and saw a lady who is NOT the doctor on 1/6/21, but hey it's okay because she reports to a doctor. Apparently the doctor didn't get the correct information that I am a diabetic. They put me on a medication that causes low and or high blood sugars in diabetics, and didn't tell me that, that could be a side effect of the medication. It put me in the hospital with a blood sugar of 466 after only being on this medication for a couple of days. I was told to leave the ER when my blood sugars went down to 303 and it was confirmed I was not in DKA, the next day my blood sugars had come down to 159 until I ate, then my blood sugars went up into the 300's again after I ate a small meal and would not come back down with some assistance. I tried to call them twice on Jan 14th and twice on Jan 15th. I had to leave a message each time and nobody has called me back yet. I had to rely on my diabetic dr to help me get back on medications for my depression and anxiety, just because I receive SSDI and I have a 2 year waiting period before I can get on Medicare). It was Monday 1/18/21 before any dr could help me, so I spent the weekend with blood sugars that were wildly out of control and symptoms from not having my anti depressant. I am sorry this is a long review but I want to make sure you realize how dangerous it is to have someone play the game of telephone with your life. I have gone to only one "doctors" office like this before and they did the same thing only last time I was in the ICU for a week.