Yes difficult to reach staff by phone but the Dr's are good once you finally are able to make an…read moreappointment. They helped my pain tremendously

Dr Ungar is amazing. He cares very much about his patients and their well being. He goes out of his…read moreway to look at every possibility before making a diagnosis. And that is just ass neurologist. As a pain specialist he is very knowledgeable, and very willing to listen to the patient and try to actually help them. I will never leave for another doctor unless I'm forced to.

Dr. Tarek Shahbandar was rude and dismissive. I asked him what his name was, as I had never seen…read morehim before. His responses: "I own this place." "I started this place." "I don't have to do this. Someone else will see you." And he walked out the door!

I have been going to this clinic for 10 years, since it was the Pain physicians of Indiana under…read moreDoctor Shahbandar. He was always a jerk, but I eventually saw his PA who was wonderful although kind of an airhead but I at least got the pain management I needed for my chronic illness/pain (Ehlers danlos syndrome). Thanks to the treatment they provided, I was able to get through life for many years. Trust me, without those pain meds, there are plenty of days I wouldn't have shown up to family functions or even to my job. However, all of that has changed now. Ever since this group took over and it's become interventional pain management, you don't even see the doctors anymore. They took me off of basically every medication I was on, switched me to much weaker stuff, and I've been in agony for the last several years. You only get to see the nurse practitioners, who frankly are so overloaded with patients that every time you go in there, they have no idea who you are. They never remembered me, even though I've been going there for years. the first nurse practitioner they put me with left the practice, but I would see K. Varner most of the time. She at least seemed to recollect me and was kind and genuine, albeit a little unknowledgeable about my illness. All the 'treatments' they ever tried with me failed, in fact they insisted I try a nerve ablation for my back pain several times and each time they did it, they screwed it up and my back turned out worse and I was in even more pain afterwards. That's extremely infuriating because that's several days I had to take off of work, that's inconveniencing friends and family who had to drive me home from the appointment because I couldn't do all of that for nothing, in fact all of that just to feel worse frankly because I think the doctors practicing there are all quacks and are incompetent and don't actually know what they're doing. I've seen it all the time across my career. More doctors are incompetent than are actually competent. (please do REAL research before you see any practitioner.) Then we get to the most evil healthcare worker I've ever met. Hanifa waarith. Listen... I work in healthcare myself. For a long time. I have also worked in customer service. I know how you're supposed to talk to people, especially those you care for. This woman is an egotistical narcissist who gets off on the fact that she's got power over you. The cold evil look in her eyes is genuinely frightening. But all of a sudden today, she decided to fire me as a patient for absolutely no reason and kick me out of the practice for good, and she seemed to be getting off on the fact that I was getting upset. I wanted to wipe that smirk clean off her face. She was so smug and arrogant and frankly, it's a relief I never have to see her ugly mug again. Frankly I already knew this was coming because of the way she treated me last time, which was exactly the same just not as bad; Arrogant, rude and condescending. Back to me being fired as a patient... Apparently, this is due to the fact that they are no longer treating chronic pain. Oh really?? Thanks for never ever communicating that! Ever! This place is a joke. Frankly I'm going to report her to the board because she shouldn't be taking care of anybody. Her treatment of me was completely unprofessional, unprovoked and she did not have to be so completely condescending and rude to me. I don't know what that woman's problem is, but she decided she hated me from the moment she laid eyes on me. She wanted confrontation from the moment she walked in. I'm a chronic pain patient. I've been getting treatment for 10 years, and I will likely need it for the rest of my life. I didn't deserve to be treated like that. She talked down to me like I was a kindergartener, or like a dog. I sobbed all the way home. And now I'm left with no pain management. Stay away from this place. If you want real pain management, try a real doctor in Chicago. Methodist in general is just a joke, and they are partnered with them.

I do not recommend this business at all! They are unreliable, unprofessional, and irresponsible…read more They really don't care about their patients like they should. They are also very hard to get a hold of you have to go through a texting app if you want to get anything done.

I have been seeing this particular doctor for a while. He is very professional and very…read moreknowledgeable. He doesn't rush you through your explanation, even when you get tongue tied and forget what you are talking about. It happens. He is the closest I could find to the standards I myself try to hold myself to for for my own patients. I really enjoyed him when he had his own private practice. Since joining this larger corporation, his practices have remained unchanged. And I can appreciate that. The office is very clean and spacious. Well lit and free of smells and allergens. His office staff are very nice and cordial and they know their job. Also, greatly appreciated. Overall I would recommend.

I've been so impressed with Dr. Jacob Ramsey-Morrow, who treats acute and chronic spine pain,…read morespasticity, musculoskelin pain, and specializes in nonsurgical treatment options for these conditions. He performs fluoroscopically and ultra-sound guided procedures for pain and spasticity. He is located at the IU Neuroscience Center directly facing W. 16th Street. This large glass building is very easy to find, and a parking garage is attached to the Neuroscience Center (ticket not validated). Patients can be dropped off by the main lobby with wheelchairs available by the information desk. The staff at the desk are super friendly and helpful. The doctor is personable and well-spoken, explains the process well, and has a visual aid, plus he answered all my questions. I do wish I had taken a few notes to remember medication given and some of the other details, but I have an appointment in a couple of weeks. During the procedure, he explains first what he is about to do. I love that so I can prepare myself. Dr. Morrow was great about controlling the pain and checked often on me. Most of what I felt was pressure when injecting the medication. This was my second procedure to resolve another area in my spine. I am still anxious but no longer fearful as I was during the first procedure. I worry slightly of the complications that could occur, but I feel it is worth the risks. Dr. Ramsey-Morrow and his team have earned my trust. After two procedures, I truly believe he is a dedicated and skillful physician who acknowledges each patient as an individual. I didn't feel as if I was in an assembly line but his only patient. The area of my spine addressed is already showing signs of improvement. I would highly recommend Dr. Ramsey-Morrow if you have any of the conditions mentioned above.

I have had at least three appointments with Dr. Ramsey-Morrow; he is my physiatrist - overseeing,…read morecoordinating, directing, and supporting me in navigating to full healing with three or more physical conditions. He lists, inspects, and makes great suggestions. Since I've been seeing him, healing (and my emotional well-being) are definitely moving in a positive direction. Office staff, waiting times ... couldn't be better..

I have been seeing Dr Ibrahim for several years and highly recommend her for any pain management…read moreissues. I never leave feeling like no one is listening...as I often have with other doctors...nor am I treated like I am just there trying to get drugs. She is always so nice and and supportive. She has seen 3 other members of our family and we all love her!

Serious Dr. I highly recommend and respect Dr. Ibrahim. I…read morehave been from pain doctor to pain doctor who could not help me except with drugs. I wanted to be in control of myself not addicted . So I manage it with shots. Dr. Ibrahim is a caring understanding professional very well educated . She does everything in her power to help you with your. Mind body and soul I've been in severe pain for 25 years.. I'm glad she's helping me take control of it

Needs to listen to my problems she lowered my meds 30 pills a month before even knowing what was…read morewrong with me

Horrible experience. My father, who is confined to a wheelchair, was forced to wait two hours past…read morehis appointment time. The office staff keep their windows shut, and do not acknowledge patients. My father sobbed when we left. The "doctor" spent 10-15 mins with my father. This place overbooks to get as many patients in as they can. They do not care about your wait time. We will never go back to this place. Simply awful!

I had issues with my back and they took care of me and resolved the problem quickly and efficiently…read moreand got me back up on my feet. They are friendly and cheerful and treat you with dignity and respect. Would recommend them to anyone who needs them.

I've been at Goodman Campbell Brain And Spine for years whenever I need an injection due to a…read moreflareup of my arthritis or spinal conditions I'm able to get an appt. Quickly, the care from the providers is alway so thorough,, compassionate and helpful.

Dr. Wilson, is a pain management specialist, and part of Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine on Naab…read moreRoad by the 86th Street St. Vincent's Hospital. The office staff is friendly and very efficient with very little wait time. They were great calming my nerves and fear of the unknown. This is my first visit with Dr. Wilson for a nerve block injection. The procedure was thoroughly explained by the nurse prior to my entering the procedure room, then again by Dr. Wilson when he entered the room. All my questions and concerns had been addressed prior to the injection. The procedure only lasted a few minutes with no complications. I then waited 15 minutes to confirm I had no reactions or issues. The following day the nurse phoned to verify all was well. I was very happy all went well and the injection was a success.

I am a disabled veteran with severe spinal damage due to trauma received while on active duty in…read morethe USMC. I am a patient at the Center for Pain Management and have been for some time. The care I receive is excellent, and my pain is managed carefully and professionally by Dr. Rutledge. The support staff and nurses are kind and considerate. They gave me my life back. I highly recommend them.

Since severing the doctor/patient relationship , I requested they fax my medical information to…read moreanother practice . Still waiting. Then again, why would there be a sense of urgency ? Frustrated , not surprised .