Worst experience ever! When I laid on the table for the injection I'm facing the floor and there is…read moredebris all over, you'd think it'd be sanitary in there. The injection was put in the wrong area and I ended up with the sciatica swollen causing me the worst pain I've ever had in my life. Went to urgent care and got oxycodone. That didn't even touch the pain. Call the office and they just suggest I go to the ER. See the bill and they charged me for anesthesia and another thing that I never got. I called and reported that to my insurance so they don't pay that part. $1200 bill and missing work at my two jobs for four days is what this cost me. Horrible!

The worse pain management experience ever. The old Dr. Time to retire, you've lost it.read more

Dr. Warner was my son's anesthesiologist. Intubation from hell. My son had an uncomplicated…read more30-minute surgery and he ended up with trauma to the back of his throat. Severe uvulitis with necrosis. {{Look it up!}} My son's soft palate was swollen + bruised hot pink/purple. His uvula was stretched out + *blood red*. "Hot potato" voice. Plus the sloughing off of gray matter for two weeks, and the now partially-missing uvula. It was a 30-minute procedure! This wrongdoing should never have happened. I suspected negligence? The anesthesiologist was Dr Keith Warner. I filed a complaint with Intermountain, and Dr Warner called me and we spoke about my son's condition. Dr Warner said he takes pride in his work. He excels to the point of being OCD, and he claimed to not understand how this happened. He said he was very upset that my son was injured. I'm giving two and a half stars because IMO a 1-star means life threatening/death. The trauma that was inflicted upon my son's airway took TWO WEEKS to recover from. For TEN days he said it felt like swallowing "fire" and "glass." His abdominal surgery was a breeze compared to the hell he's been recovering from. Dr Warner suggested using his pain clinic if we had further issues.

The only place in town with a board certified CV anesthesiologist also doing Scrambler therapy- in…read moreaddition to the other complement of injection options. It seems useful for chemotherapy induced neuropathy (only heard about it recently from oncologist). Seems to be a method that also is non-narcotic option for the weird phantom pain/chronic regional pain/post electrocution/post-herpetic neuralgia pain type issues... (the dumb pain the brain makes when the actual insult is long gone whether it be post fire or surgery or chemical poisoning the nerve- probably not for folks still doing chemo or who have a massive tumor under it and less effective to diabetic neuropathy). But he also seems to be an all around pain specialist and does injections so bravo! Be patient as the office isn't always open; and staffing might not always have access to his schedule when he's doing full anesthesia duties at the hospital and it's probably shared staffing and so something you've had for months to years won't fix overnight and I'm betting if it's acute chest pain or abdominal pain he'll send you to the ER for the usual rule out first.

Utah Pain Specialists is the place to go for chronic pain relief. Dr Matsumura is educated as an…read moreMD, Pharmacist, Anesthesiologist, & in pain management. Around 30 yrs of professional education that he now uses to treat those in pain. He's not the only pain treatment Dr there either! These Drs & their professional teams & staff provide several types of injection treatments to relieve pain & give advise & meds for aftercare at home too. They know you are in pain from your prior surgeries or those needing surgery, MRIs, Cat scans, X-rays etc. They provide a full diagnosis of your pain needs & treatments available. You don't need to suffer with this pain clinic available. I'm so very grateful to this clinic for understanding my pain & providing continual care for me since 2007, 15 yrs now! My pain is under control & I have the Utah Pain Specialists to thank. Give them a call. You won't be disappointed. I haven't been!

I don't love that I have to be treated here, but I really do love the doctors here. I've been here…read morefor 2 or 3 years. And they are always quick. I've never been there over an hour. I appreciate their effectiveness, but willingness to treat me as an individual. Dr Raj has always remembered me since the very beginning. He knew personal things about me and always brought them up. They are quick and efficient, but I have never felt like a number being pushed through the conveyor belt like I have at other doctors (like an OB when I was pregnant- that was sad!!) Dr Raj often jokes and makes me feel more comfortable during procedures or appointments. I feel like he is a friend. He knows what my insurance requires and how to get what I need while using my coverage. Since I've been going for years, I get interested in things they are doing or seeing during procedures so I sometimes ask questions. He is so great to answer things and let me know what is going on. I never feel uncomfortable, even when I'm getting shots in my tailbone and am rather....exposed. He is respectful and professional. Anna, the PA (I think) is awesome too! She is so caring and takes time to talk if you ask. Again, she does have a pattern of the way she asks questions, does the prescriptions, and leaves, but that's just because they see so many people in a day and if there are no other needs, then why not be fast? But I've had her administer trigger point injections or stay and talk during my medication refill appointment. I know she cares and wants what is best for me. She's been honest when I've asked about my future and where my treatment is going. I really appreciate her. Some of the nurses are also memorable and great. At least I think they are nurses. Or assistants of some type. I'm not sure titles. I would know their names if I heard them, but can't recall them all. One, I think Stephanie, loves Batman and has a lot of personality. She is fun and makes me feel comfortable. There is also an older woman who helps with procedures. I always feel a little better when I see her. It means the procedure is close and I'm in good hands. She's funny and very knowledgeable. She takes time to explain what she's seeing as she sets up they X-ray. She has experience as a patient and professional, so she understands what it feels like as well as what is going on. She often makes jokes and is so fun. Together these professionals make me feel welcome and well taken care of. I went to another pain clinic before this and I hated going. I waited forever. The doctors were cold. I was a number. It was terrible. I'm so glad I changed doctors and feel grateful to be a patient here.

I am a chronic pain patient with documented cervical disc issues, arthritis, and injuries from an…read moreauto accident. I attended what should have been a straightforward follow up appointment for an already-approved lumbar ablation procedure. Dr. Doxey was rushed and dismissive from the start. When I correctly informed him that because my care is covered through an auto accident claim I had been told by staff that I did not need the second diagnostic test, he repeatedly talked over me and ignored my accurate information. When I told him the procedure was already approved, same thing -- he just kept repeating his own point without listening. The most upsetting part: he walked out of the room while I still had questions about my ongoing daily pain. I asked the nurse to bring him back. He refused. I am a paying patient with serious documented medical conditions. I was not asking for anything unreasonable. I simply wanted my questions answered. Being treated like an inconvenience rather than a person in pain is not okay. If you are considering Southwest Spine and Pain -- go to Saratoga Springs and ask for Brittany Hemmingway or Braden Jex. They are wonderful. But I would strongly caution anyone, especially women, about seeing Dr. Doxey at the Holladay location.

Terrible followup and customer service. Do not recommend…read more Conveyor belt for piece by piece shots and no overall look at my history. First visit they hadn't even looked at my records that I had sent over from previous provider. Recommended I try Lyrica then wouldn't refill prescription without a dr. visit. Told me I would have to have a doctors visit every month to continue to receive. RIPOFF. Lyrica is a schedule 5 and legally does not need office visits to continue to prescribe. Told me they couldn't give me the records I had sent over even though they become a part of my medical record as soon as they have them. Vote of NO confidence and looking for another provider

After more than 15 years of battling chronic pain from fibromyalgia and unexplained weight gain, I…read morehad nearly given up hope of finding real solutions. Despite maintaining a clean diet, exercising five days a week, and rock climbing twice weekly, I continued to gain weight and live with constant pain. Working with Rita Rutland at Restorative Health has been truly life changing. She is exceptionally attentive, deeply knowledgeable, and takes a holistic, evidence based approach to care. Rather than masking symptoms, she identified the underlying causes and created a treatment plan tailored specifically to me. Under her guidance, I've lost 40 pounds after years of seeing no progress and have gained meaningful relief from chronic pain that once controlled my life. Rita also helped manage my post surgical pain following ACL reconstruction when other providers fell short. For anyone who feels unheard or stuck in a cycle of trial and error healthcare, I cannot recommend Rita and Restorative Health highly enough. They deliver what modern medicine so often misses: genuine partnership, deep understanding, and lasting results.

Restorative Health is THEE place to go to if you are wanting to try a supplemental/alternative…read moreapproach to easing chronic pain, migraines, mental health needs such as grief, anxiety, depression, and so much more. Last week I had an infusion. I find them to be either mind-blowing, eye-opening or super relaxing and just letting my mind do it's thing. It's so great. Now the people that work there are another thing... they are The Incredibles!! The front office staff is so welcoming, knowledgeable, and easy to schedule with. The doctors, Rita and Mercedes treat their patients with kindness, respect, and they are sincerely there to help people. Jamie will sit with you during your ketamine treatment. She seriously is 100% comfort! I highly recommend using guides your first few times at least. This is the place to go and the appointments are easy to get. Just call! =)

They are awesome , they care about your needs, Dr Dary is the best , he treats u like your family!read more

For chronic pain sufferers you'll find comfort and relief at this clinic. The PA Darryl is so…read moregenuinely invested in his patients. I leave feeling respected and cared for. I would also like to acknowledge Michelle, she's wonderful as a go to with many issues that need to be resolved like in any busy professional clinic. The front desk at times can lose sight of the individual patients needs, and can be quite abrasive... but don't personalize it. If you have issues that needs to be resolved, whether it's insurance, appointments or particular request, take a breath, ask for Michelle and your problem, like the 'very few' I've had will be addressed/resolved in a timely manner. I'm going on my fourth year as a patient and I can honestly say there's not a better place, with a better doctor than Darryl at UPRI. "Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional."

Dr. Riley actually listenEd and provided the care I needed. Many doctors are in a rush and give…read morepoor service. Dr. Riley is a problem solver and gave as much time and effort as it took to get to the root of my problems.

From the owner: Nicola Riley, MD, is a family practitioner providing primary care, men's and women's health care,…read moreweight loss, addiction treatment, and more at SMP Family Medicine & Homecare in Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah. After growing up in New York City, Dr. Riley attended military college and served in the United States Army. She then spent time conducting clinical research at the prestigious Cornell Medical Center in New York City. After several years as a clinical researcher, Dr. Riley earned her medical degree from the University of Utah School of Medicine in Salt Lake City. She completed residency training in family medicine at St. Mark's Hospital in Salt Lake City. Upon completing her education and training, Dr. Riley opened her solo practice, SMP Family Medicine & Homecare. There, she remains dedicated to providing specialized care like palliative medicine, women's health care, hormone management for transgender individuals, and primary care. She frequently helps patients better understand their bodies and helps them manage their pain, lose weight, prevent diseases, and ease symptoms of both chronic and acute conditions. For the convenience of her patients, Dr. Riley provides telehealth visits and appointments during weekend hours. She listens intently to each new and returning patient's needs in order to create a customized treatment strategy with their preferences in mind. Dr. Riley strives to work in partnership with her patients toward common goals...

This review comes 5 years after my treatment at the Theta Wellness Center in Provo, UT. I traveled…read moreto the center from out of state, on the recommendation of an acquaintance, seeking help with severe depression and anxiety. At first, the treatment felt great. I was happier than I had been in a long time. I loved the light bed and the energy work. The staff was nice. But the problems didn't become clear to me until years after I had completed treatment and returned home. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend the theta chamber. I know it is well-intended. And it does its job, but it does it out of the context of the whole human experience. It encourages "normal" levels of neurotransmitters like dopamine and serotonin. This sounds like a good thing, but those neurotransmitters help you interpret your life experiences--what behaviors should be rewarded and which ones should be avoided. In my case, the theta chamber treatment threw me so far out of balance I wasn't aware of it until years later. Things may have changed in the last 5 years since I received treatment. However, I would recommend caution when choosing any method that would treat one part of you in isolation of others. And by "others," I mean the habits, relationships, environments, and life experiences that play a part in shaping you to be the person you have become. I'm in a good place and happy with my progress. I found other options that work well for me. And I hope the same for all those who are looking for healing and balance!

My experience with Theta Wellness Center was so positive. First of all, I appreciated the time…read morespent with me the day before and the day of my appointment. What could have been an emotionally overwhelming experience was beautiful and transformative instead. Next, after my scheduled time in the Theta chamber, I was in such an open and "clean-slate" state, that my NLP session with Mike Simpson got to the very core of my core issues. I didn't even realize what my problems were, let alone the source of them. Needless to say, the chance to "get it all out" has changed me dramatically. The awareness of my life-long self conflict has helped me avoid triggers, which has kept me floating along in a state of bliss. I am so grateful to Theta Wellness Center for introducing me to ME!

After buying some self help THC and CBD products out of state to help with arthritis pain, I…read moredecided to go legal and get my medical cannabis card from the state of Utah. To do this, one needs to get a sign off from a medical professional. The state of Utah has a website listing several medical providers who can do this and one which kept popping up was KindlyMD. They have a main office in Murray and several satellite offices in other communities which are open on a reduced schedule. I planned to be in the Salt Lake area anyway and decided to go to the Murray location. After filling out some application documents for the clinic and the state, I was taken back to a private room by a friendly physicians assistant who reviewed the different types of cannabis products and their affect on the human body. She was very thorough in her explanation and told me about some different associated cannabis molecules that offer relief beyond just getting high. Who knew that certain molecules help target arthritis, others sleep, anxiety and inflamation. The session only lasted about 20 minutes after which I left with a small pamphlet which is full of information. The fee was $149 for the clinic session and another $15 to get the state medical cannabis card. It has to be repeated in 6 months, and thereafter the state card will last a year. Now I can go shopping for some health aid products at any of the medical cannabis dispensaries in Utah where licensed pharmacists are required to meet with a new client and go over options to get the best product to meet the need.

The quality of care with the doctors here is excellent. They listen to concerns and the atmosphere…read moreis clean and happy.

I have been to 16 doctors in 3 states and got no relief until I found Dr Davis. No drugs, just a…read moreprocedure that actually worked. He's amazing and his staff is helpful and a delight. Call and make an apot. Now

After 31 years of constant severe pain Dr Davis did a procedure that eliminated the severe part of…read moremy pain. i don't understand why my other doctors are not as smart Dr Davis.