My elderly parents received a bill from this institution despite the several insurances they pay…read morefor monthly. No other medical institutions have ever sent them a bill due to the coverage they have. The insurance company even confirmed no bill should have been sent due to their coverage. My mother as well as myself called, emailed, mailed certified letters as well as showed up in person one day to attempt to rectify this bill. With the in person visit we were finally given a direct poc , Trent Tanner, in the business office. Several calls were made to Mr. Tanner with no answer. Several voice mails were left for Mr. Tanner with no return call. This has been going on for almost a year now attempting to make contact with someone that will assist to no avail.

The admins were great, very kind but staff was unorganized and unprofessional. My child missed a…read moremed dose and received one med without my consent.

THIS POST CONTAINS MY PERSONAL OPINIONS ONLY -- TB…read more I'm a 60 yr old man & have had chronic pain for 12+ yrs. Dr Carr's actions towards me were repeatedly vengeful, aggressive, disrespectful, and abusive. He is vulgar and unprofessional, for example he told my wife a d*ck joke the first time he met her. I later learned that Dr Carr's skill-set appeared to basically be an AA counselor, mostly dealing with 'mandatory' and court ordered clients that he can threaten, bully, intimidate and disrespect with no repercussions. He makes his living off the 12-Step Plan and encouraging people to "get to a meeting". Although I admire his efforts in that treatment, he should have realized his limitations from the start and known that my situation was not a candidate for this cookie-cutter solution Dr Carr is arrogant and conceited. He uses his profession to feed his superiority/God complex while abusing his patients. I have filed a complaint with MS Medical Review Board. Complaint Topics: * "Patient Abandonment" * Needless pain and suffering * Caused more harm than good * Disrespectful to patients * In his dismiss letter he stated he had to call the police on me. That is untrue, however the police "claim" has blackballed me from being accepted by any other doctors. * Failure to provide "Continuity of Care" * "Defamation of Character" in medical docs Carr is providing to my other physicians I spoke with Carr on the phone on 03/06/19, at which time he began ranting, swearing at me and Hung-Up on me. I attended my next appt but he again became aggressive, yelling and swearing at me, and verbally abused me with derogatory nicknames. Then, without any warning, he refused to refill my prescriptions, told me "I don't have time for this bullsh*t" and "I'm not going to do sh*t for you" and then threw me out of his office. Dr Carr did not give me any time to find a new doctor or any prescriptions to control my pain and detox to get me by until I found a new doctor.

I was a long term patient and was compliant and on the random drug screen you do , if was told I…read morewas positive for fentanly. I lost my thoughts. I've never taken fentanly. Had a Hysterectomy a week before and a psychiatrist appointment who also drug tests me. I've never failed a drug test. She wouldn't let me give blood at my expense, a more advanced urine test. Nothing. She wanted me gone and made that up. I got a notice labcorp has class action law suit. So I logged on to labcorp and the orders to test my urine said " problem requested " ? Then the lab said the sample hadn't been refrigerated and couldn't test. Then " written instructions ". Then the fentanly parent drug was 27 and metabolite was 0. The metabolite norfentanyl is what shows your taking the fentanly. My patient id had changed. I had legit spine problems and no where to go. I don't do illegal drugs. She could have been straight up. I have degenerative disc disease and I haven't been seeing anyone. I lay in the bed every day. I fell 10 days ago and broke my lumbar 1 burst fracture. Has anyone else been accused of false positive? I thought they were nice too until they lied to ky face and wouldn't let me go to hospital for another drug test or do whatever they wanted. They sure charged my insurance alot. Im still pissed off and if I could sue them I would especially seeing the labcorp notes. Sketchy AF.

Ive been a patient at Spectrum Pain over 5 years. I have only positive things to say about this…read moreclinic. R. Jenkins NP is the best caregiver I've had in my 20+ years of pain management. I highly recommend this clinic to anyone needing help with their pain.

As outpatient surgeries go, a tonsilectomy is middle-of-the-road in importance, but my four year…read moreold daughter was treated like a queen here at Baptist Surgical Center! Much less intimidating than a hospital (smaller size, more intimate), this well-marked surgical center and rehab hospital is great. Prior to our surgery I'd only been here for heel-sticks for jaundice testing on my newborns. We came in, and I was allowed to come back with her to triage, where they had a special corner for pediatric patients, with a colorful coloring table and a tv/DVD player with lots of cool DVDs to pick from. We watched about ten minutes of Cinderella, when we met our nurses, the anesthesiologist and nurse anesthetist, and our ENT arrived. Everyone was sweet and smiling, and they let her keep on her cute house shoes we brought her in, and she was allowed to have her lovey with her during surgery. They took her back, and they had cherry scented nitrous, and let her fall asleep before inserting a plastic IV into her hand (no needle means less pulling and tugging and bruising, I guess). My mother-in-law and I were allowed to go meet her in recovery, where she awoke to Peg + Cat on WKNO in her own private little pediatric recovery area. She was given a popsicle and iced-down apple juice in recovery, and requested a second (purple) popsicle, which was freezer-burned and gooey but she loved it anyway. We ended up mixing half of it into her juice. About an hour into recovery, we put her PJS on, they removed the IV, and we went home. The recovery nurse was thorough and very kind in describing what to expect, and how to care for her at home. I would recommend this surgical center over and over. If your surgery doesn't require a hospital stay, try Baptist Germantown Surgical Center.

I recently had to come here for a podiatric (foot) surgery, and I was pretty impressed with the…read moreexperience all-around. To start, know that I'm a nursing student, so I'm pretty picky when it comes to my own medical care. I like to know that things are clean, and I like to know what's going on while I'm being taken care of. I got both of these things here. When I signed in, it only took me a couple of minutes before the receptionist asked for payment and gave me information. She was very attentive and prompt, especially considering that it was 0615. After this, I sat back down for about 20 minutes until I was called to the pre-operative room, where I had vitals taken and received preliminary fluids/antibiotics. The nurses in this area were exceptional. Once I told them that I'm a student nurse, they explained everything that they were doing as a way to teach me. It takes a lot of patience for seasoned nurses to do this, so I really appreciated the extra effort on their parts. Before my podiatric surgeon came in, I received visits from the anesthesiologist, CRNA (certified registered nurse anesthetist), and scrub nurse, and they all answered the questions I had kindly and promptly. Post-operatively, the nurses were also great. Answered all the questions my family members and I had and gave extensive discharge instructions. Overall, I feel that this was a great facility. If I must return for some reason, I would not oppose coming here for surgical care.

Mr.Balogh is good at his job. They have a very professional and caring atmosphere there. With that…read moreout the way here's my issue. While sitting in the lobby you can hear word for word what the patient before you is saying. That's no exaggeration it's so bad that the receptionist wears headphones out of respect when you're in session. It's appreciated but I wish it wasn't necessary. Talking to a therapist means digging down and saying some things you might not want others to hear. When you come out and see the looks of the next person in line and the receptionist plus knowing how easy it is to hear through the door. It's hard to bear especially if you have an anxiety disorder. Yes everyone heard everything you just said in private, it's almost unbelievable you have to worry about that in 2022. Lastly good luck trying to refill your prescription if it doesn't automatically refill. I called during business hours from 3:30pm-5pm relentlessly to renew my prescription because of my new job and going to school it was a necessity. Nothing. No answer at all and a couple of times my call was actually forwarded. Which means it was intentionally ignored. Overall don't talk unless you're okay with Everyone hearing you and don't expect to get your medication on time.

Dr's Dockery and Campion are The first Dr's I have been to in the last 5 years of seeking help for…read moremy lower back and leg pain to tell me I'm Not crazy. My pain is real and they were going to find the answers. I just had my second surgery and am finally founding relief from all my leg pain. While I was in recovery, I experienced what was thought to be a side effect from anesthesia, Dr Campion came over to check it out and kept me longer to make sure it was subsiding. Some of the office staff leave something to be desired, but I find that at most clinics in Memphis. This does need to be addressed as they are the front line of the patient experience.

I've (unfortunately) had to have 3 joint replacement surgeries in the past 4 years. Three different…read morejoints, two surgeons. All three experiences have been excellent, from my first visit, through surgery and physical therapy after surgery. Both surgeons have been extremely competent and compassionate, answering my many questions, explaining the problems with each joint and my options for treatment. Each time, the doctors worked with me to try to save the joints instead of rushing to surgery. I highly recommend Campbell Clinic and will not hesitate to return should I have issues in the future.

My long-term experience at Collierville BMG shows that the quality of care depends entirely on…read morewhich doctor you see. For over a decade, I had an excellent experience under Dr. Wallace. He was attentive, truly listened, and consistently responded to messages within 24 hours. When I tried other clinics, I realized how exceptional his care was. Recently, I returned to BMG but had to see Dr. Ongsingco as Dr. Wallace was not accepting new patients. Unfortunately, my experience has been the opposite. Dr. Ongsingco seems disinterested, rushes through appointments, and takes nearly a week to respond to messages, if he responds at all. I highly recommend this clinic--but only if you can see Dr. Wallace.

's team was energetic! Ive been coming here for years but today was different. one person that…read morestood out the most was Victoria who inspired me to be care for my job with affirmation and earth.