Went for my back pain in my neck and lower back. Had an MRI, two injections in my lower back and…read moreone in my neck also a few pressure point injection. The injections in my lower back only lasted for about 5 days then it got worse as time went by, neck pain has returned also. Nothing worked, my pain is worse now than before I went for treatment. The PA referred me to a neurosurgeon because CO Sport and Spine cannot help me with my pain. I paid $900 dollars copay for nothing, threw my money away on false hopes of a pain free life. My quality of life is low so very low!!

I have been a patient of Dr. Wallace for years. I suffer from chronic back issues. I can't say…read moreenough good things about Dr. Wallace and his staff. They are highly skilled professionals, who clearly care about their patients.

I've been under Elizabeth's care for a year now following an auto accident injury, and the…read moretransformation in my health has been nothing short of remarkable. When I first started, I had practically no range of motion and was in constant, severe pain. However, from the very first session I began to see (and feel) a substantial improvement. What sets Elizabeth apart is her gentle and compassionate approach. Unlike previous experiences with other massage therapists that left me sore and in more pain, Elizabeth's therapy has consistently left me feeling better after each appointment. She not only helped me regain my range of motion but also provided relief from the discomfort I was in. I can't express enough how much Elizabeth has positively impacted my life since the accident. Her expertise, kindness, and calming demeanor have made a world of difference in my recovery. I wholeheartedly recommend her to anyone seeking effective and compassionate care. Elizabeth is truly exceptional, and I'm incredibly grateful for her dedicated support!!

I am so excited you are in Bend, too! I have seen Elizabeth on and off for over a decade. She has a…read moredeep understanding of how bodies are designed and how to support their healing. My back, my neck and my wonky elbow will be forever grateful!

I had surgery yesterday at Bend Surgery Center, and the service was highly commendable. The nurses…read moreand doctors were both wonderful. Couldn't have asked for a better experience.

From start to finish, the staff at BSC treated me like family. They quickly lowered my…read moreapprehension and made me feel comfortable. The staff was efficient without losing their compassion. My surgery was a complete success, and I owe the doctors, nurses, and staff members my complete gratitude.

Dr Nelson is a very nice person and man. Dealing with Chronic Pain and severe back & beck pain, I…read morealways questioned the outcome. Basically it came down to his diagnosis being "It was all in my head", but would give me injections and prescriptions. Because of He and Dr Tien's prejudice and "them being the experts"! I have permanent nerve damage in my arm and hand. I cannot open my hand all the way or use is for normal functions. If you want anything done right and an honest answer go to OHSU or Oregon Spine Care.

I came here from Hillsboro Oregon because my physiatrist that left Portland Dr Perkey is here 2…read moredays a month and I have had nothing but issues with Physiatrists in the Portland Metro area since she left. Dr Perkey and her medical assistant are wonderful. I left a message with her medical assistant and didn't hear back for a few weeks then got a random call from her that Dr Perkey would see me again. I so appreciate it as she is hands down the best doctor I have ever had who actually cares and listens and helps you to find solutions. The building was a large one and a lot going on but the process of check in and getting to the doctor was seamless and easy. To be able to get educated and compassionate care by a provider who keeps up to date on brain injury and gives you tools to use makes a world of a difference! So glad I am able to come here and have no problem making the drive anytime until we can move to bend which is in our 2 year plan.

Dr Bollom's staff are the most lazy, incompetent twits I've ever dealt with in my life. Completely…read moreunresponsive. If you want answers, you're not going to get them from Lauryn Matzinger. I'd rather have a child CMA. At least they know how to respond. What a disappointment

The staff is terrific they listen carefully and are very friendly and easy to talk with…read more My overall experience is being well cared for with expanded support at every step.

I have never had an issue, easy in easy out. All I usually have to do is tell them my name and DOB…read more... elpoofo i get in withing 15 minutes

Doctor Theodore Ford lacks in bedside manner, he didn't listen to my needs or wants. He completely…read moreignored what medicine I would like to take and walked into the room with a already signed and filled out prescription for me. Without discussing medications. During the exam he gave me, he put me in more pain than I was already in, before seeing him and left crying and clenching onto my fiance.

He is a awesome chiropractic and I would recommend him to anyone. This is my first time coming here…read moreand he is very open and answers any questions.

Top notch, informative, great listener, courteous and lends a good ear...clean environment and…read moreoffice personnel, friendly.

I was diagnosed with Dupuytren's contracture by Dr. Verheyden, presenting as a minor condition in…read moremy pinky finger. He recommended an injection treatment. During the procedure, he identified what he described as an additional "flat node" in my ring finger and suggested injecting that as well, which I agreed to. Ten days after the procedure, I experienced what I believed to be a rupture in my ring finger. Dr. Verheyden assessed the symptoms as part of the normal healing process. After three follow-up appointments with the same assessment, I sought an MRI, which revealed complete ruptures of the A2, A3, and A4 pulley tendons in my ring finger, as well as a complete rupture of the A2 pulley in my pinky finger. I subsequently required reconstructive surgery on the A2 pulleys in both fingers, using a graft from my palmaris longus tendon. Since the surgery, I have experienced approximately 50% reduced grip strength, limited flexion in my ring finger, and ongoing pain.