Excellent and professional staff from the front to the back office!…read moreVery good location! We come from Canyon Lake so the travel time is so much easier. I just love my doctor-Dr V will go the distance to diagnose one's pain and prescribe appropriate treatment. I had hoped to find a pain doctor that would do just this, but after three other pain doctors, I found Dr V. I've been very happy with his treatments! He and his new PA display very good and caring "bedside manners". This is a trait my husband and I look for in our medical care. Here's to a happy and pain free new year.

From the owner: Spine, pain management, and orthopedic surgery.read more

I've only seen Dr. Miller twice so far but will not ever see anyone else but him! His manner,…read moreconcern and care is what I've been looking for all along. I'd been going to Balcones Pain Consultants on Davis street in Austin TX and was feeling less and less satisfied with them as the months rolled on. I felt like a criminal on parole and Balcones was my parole officer I had to check in with every month. Because of their practices, they gave me a really bad impression of pain clinic's and I thought I'd be hard pressed to find one I liked. Well, that's a long story and this is not about them. The first time I saw Dr. Miller I think I started crying 10 words in because he immediately made me feel at ease. I didn't feel like I had to explain once again, or have to justify or apologize for being in chronic pain either. He only requires me to come in every 3 months too rather than monthly which saves me time and money. I don't know if that's the rule for everyone but it makes more sense if you are a long term, chronic pain sufferer; nothing really changes from month to month. Do yourself a favor and make an appointment with Dr. Miller. Thank you!!

Tell you they can make your life pain free - after 3 visit you realize they just taking your money…read more They have no interest in actually helping the patient.

I attempted to set up an appointment with the spine center. They asked a ton of questions....then…read morethey sent me an email with more questions with forms to filll out I know new patients have to complete forms when seeing a new physician for the first time...but 40 pages???? I just will not Do that. Ridiculous!!!I will try to find another Doctor!!

Interrogation from the start. New patients beware! You will Answer over 50 questions on phone to…read moreattempt to set appt- and it never stops. Very High pressure. Invasive. If you're a senior- find another provider fast! They'll stress you out if you're in pain - you'll be worse off!!

I have been going to this office for about a year and only just recently needed pain medicine. I've…read morebeen coming for injections for my back pain. Then I broke my foot and needed medicine. The injections for my back pain were very effective. However, when it came to needing medicine for my foot, I was suddenly ejected from the practice. I got a call stating that I was being ejected due to being on meth amphetamines. I take adderall. I told them that from the jump. Now I'm not dead set on getting pain medicine. The office staff calling me to tell me continually talked over me telling me that she would not argue with me when I understandably had questions about this. They were rude, condescending, and spoke to me like I was a drug seeker. So I would not go to this pain clinic if you take any other controlled from another prescriber.

This place is only for money. They kept me in agonizing pain for eight months, told me surgery…read morewould not help and that i should get used to my new reality. I was in so much pain, I could not even move my body, I had to stay in the same position for MONTHS. I spent a fortune on home health care, I had to be fed, I could not stand in the shower without terrible pain, I had to have someone wipe my ass after I struggled with help to the bathroom. I could not even walk with a walker. Getting back into a pain free position was terrible and I could not help but scream every time. After 5 epidurals I heard my tech apologizing to a woman in an office because I needed a surgeon. Almost 3 years and I am still pain free. Dont go to this place, they are only out for the money.

This is a great place to receive physical therapy. The staff…read moreare all professional and efficient. If you could say physical therapy is enjoyable, it would be at TSAOG. However, they do work you hard. My PT is going well. Margie Harmon

There is a reason this place has a low rating and I usually don't write reviews, but I just wanted…read moreto share a little about my experience here. What made me go here was the amount of money it took to get an Xray and professional evaluation. As a self paying patient it is $250 to be seen. With that said, make sure you look at your bill so that they dont overcharge you when you get an invoice in the mail. They did that to me twice now. I did make sure they corrected it. What they also fail to do is care about the patient and follow up. The first time I went in for a broken finger they didnt really have much to say.. either it stays a little droopy or its a $4000 surgery for a 15 minute procedure. The second time I went in for my hurt knee they left me with saying I think you tore your ACL... without following up!! That is a serious injury to just leave the patient hanging. I literally felt like I was forgotten about. When I called the office they just said "We're really busy". Thankfully I didn't tear my ACL and it was only a meniscus tear. I know because I got a second opinion. Also if you give them your MRI CD, they might lose it. They lost mine, so don't leave without it. Like the other reviews... Don't waste your time or money with this company.

Our experience here was incredibly frustrating. At our first visit, we waited over an hour only to…read morebe seen in what looked like an unsanitary storage closet. Our primary doctor requested an MRI to be done for the specialist to better diagnose the issue. The doctor completely ignored the MRI disc we went out of our way to bring. Communication is nonexistent--they forgot to send a required pre-procedure prescription to our pharmacy. To make matters worse, when we called the day before her scheduled injection, we discovered they had canceled the appointment due to missing insurance authorization, but never bothered to notify us. We will not be going back.

Horrible customer service and communication. Billing messed up with insurance and communicated with…read moreme right before my procedure. Super rude when I tried talking about it with the office.

Friendly staff! I love how they explain everything thoroughly!…read more I have used Airrosti before and I swear by the treatments, so I am excited to see how a years-long issue does with this type of treatment (I have high hopes). It's been so long since I've been to an Airrosti that they have an app now that shows you all of your exercises that you can check off and use the timer on! Talk about no excuses to getting them done- I love it!

Apparently this company charges after you pay cash. Wanted to take my daughter to get her ankle…read morechecked out and have some therapy done. When I called to make an appointment, they told me that my account was in collections. This company does not take my military TRICARE insurance so I had to pay cash which I did in December 2023. When I called today apparently I'm in their collections department for $58 because they added some kind of fee on, even though I paid cash on the spot when the service was being done, this is horrible business practice,

I wanted to leave an updated review because this practice is now under Dr. Maria Salinas, and my…read moreexperience with her was completely different from what I experienced before. I had been a patient under Dr. Alissa for about six years, and I was very disappointed with the care I received during that time. I rarely, if ever, actually saw the doctor. Almost every appointment was handled by a different PA, which meant I constantly had to re-explain my full medical history, diagnosis history, symptoms, and concerns. As someone diagnosed with lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, Raynaud's syndrome, and other related issues, that was extremely frustrating and exhausting. Many of my lupus-related concerns were also often referred out to other doctors instead of being fully addressed. When Dr. Maria Salinas took over the practice, I came in for an appointment because I was dealing with inflammation, pain, and lupus-related symptoms. I honestly planned on finding another rheumatologist, but after this visit, I completely changed my mind. I was actually seen by Dr. Salinas herself, and I was so grateful. She already had my history, took the time to discuss my conditions with me, listened to my concerns, and made me feel heard. One of the biggest things that stood out was that she took my past experience with methotrexate seriously. I had bad side effects from that medication when I was younger, and instead of dismissing that, she discussed another option with me, Leflunomide. Today is day five on the new medication, and this morning I noticed a real difference. Before starting it, it would usually take me at least two hours every morning just to get moving because of the stiffness and pain. Some mornings I could barely stand up straight, and the swelling, pain, and weakness in my hands made it hard to even hold my coffee cup. This morning, I woke up without that same stiffness and was able to hold my cup with no problem. Dr. Salinas was kind, patient, knowledgeable, and understanding. She also allowed me to openly discuss my concerns about how the practice was run before. She explained that she has plans to improve the practice, including hiring another rheumatologist and one PA to help with patients. Most importantly, she said patients will consistently see the same provider, whether that is Dr. Salinas, the new rheumatologist, or the PA. That alone means so much because one of the hardest parts of the previous practice was seeing a different PA almost every time. I believe many of the older negative reviews reflect how the practice was managed under Dr. Alissa, but now that Dr. Salinas has taken over, I truly feel hopeful about my care here. She made me feel seen, heard, and taken seriously, and I am absolutely staying with this rheumatologist. I am very thankful for Dr. Salinas and look forward to continuing my care with her.

My doctor sent all required forms twice to Rheumatology for a referral. On a previous call they…read moreclaimed they never received the information. I made sure my doctor had the correct fax number. I never received a call to schedule. I am attempting to call them today and have been on hold for 27 minutes with no answer. I was looking to determine if the information is correct online. I am calling on the posted phone number.

On February 25th, their first available appointment was May 7th…read more I waited two and a half months to get in (10 long weeks of waiting with terrible pain) I have severe corpal tunnel syndrome needing surgery on both hands. The neurologist said I was one of the worst cases he had seen in a very long time. I had marked my calendar for a 2pm appt. NBO, actually scheduled me for 1:30 and I did not catch the error. I arrived at 2:10pm. Yes, late due to things out of my control. After waiting at the check in window for 5 minutes with neither receptionist acknowledging my presence, the receptionist informed me that my appt had been canceled and I owed a $50 no show fee and would need to reschedule. I explained that I had 2pm on my calendar and yes I was 10 minutes late but had waited over 2 months to get in. With zero expression or concern for my condition, she repeated: you'll need to reschedule. I respectfully stated I would need to find a surgeon in San Antonio.(we are moving soon) She gave me an I don't care look, shrugging a shoulder, closed the window like she was glad and resumed her work on her computer. There was only one patient in the waiting room. When I used to take my mom there, the wait to see the doctor was always at least an hour and the waiting room was typically full. Perhaps that's improved but today made me feel as if the patients are just numbers to them and they don't care to have new patients needing surgery ASAP. Now I have to start over as the nerves in my hands continue to disintegrate and muscles atrophy ( per the neurologist) and functionality diminishes. I hope others have a better experience. It was a very cold experience for me and rare for me to write a negative review.

Felt like they were rushing to get me in and out of my appointment. Seemed to be highly qualified…read morebut didn't give me a lot of advice or aid towards recovery. Also they played the Christian music radio the entire time, even in the patient room. Not a big deal, but why in the patient room during the appointment with the doctor?