Dr. Wernick discusses thoroughly, what my next steps that needed to be done. He explained the…read moresurgery, what they would need to do, to help alleviate my pains and I could be paralyzed in my current condition. Office is clean, offers snacks, coffee and hot chocolate, which I partaken and yummy.

After an unfortunate fall off a ladder where I shattered both of my heels, I've been a patient of…read moreDimensions Pain Management for several years. I've interacted with all of the doctors including getting injections from Lief Sorensen, MD, injections / a spinal cord stimulator implanted from Bryan Wernick, MD, and my "primary care" provider at the practice, Melissa Smith, DNP. I've found them all to be talented, professional, compassionate, and always willing to listen to my concerns. Especially Melissa Smith who I see monthly. I really can't speak highly enough about the providers. To anybody on the fence about a spinal cord stimulator, the Boston Scientific stimulator has changed my life for the better. I can literally feel a significant decrease in pain the moment its turned on. Conversely, turning it off (or running out of batteries) causes an instant increase in pain from a 2/3 to a 5. My only negative with the practice was that there seemed to be a phone system issue in part of 2023 where it was difficult to speak directly to a person. I mostly used their online portal messaging system so that was not a significant problem for me. The phone system problems seems to have been resolved in late 2023 or 2024. Overall, the staff Dimensions Pain Management have given me back a normal relatively pain free life. I would strongly recommend them to anyone in need of pain management services.

I went here mainly for another epidural steroid injection, and it went very smoothly. Everyone is…read morevery smart and takes time to explain things. There are a bunch of different offices so I'm sure the reviews will not be very accurate. It is a level 2 trauma center and is very clean and organized. The front desk had very nice people, and the nurses were very helpful. I went to the cafeteria which was good, with different options and a wide variety. The gift shop was nice, and even had flowers you could buy, as well as phone chargers, bags, medicine and other things. Flowers were a surprise as level 1 trauma centers do not allow them for sanitation reasons... but sure would be convenient to give to family/friends. Overall a great place to get care in Louisville and surrounding area.

I recently visited the emergency room and had an outstanding experience. Every staff member and…read moredoctor I interacted with was kind, respectful, and truly understanding. They made me feel at ease and completely comfortable during a stressful time. The facility was very clean, and I was seen quickly--I didn't have to wait long at all for my tests, including X-rays, CT scans, and lab results. If I ever need to go to an ER again, I will definitely return to this location. By far the best emergency room experience I've had.

Very knowledgeable about TBI's and other issues relating to cognitive problems resulting from…read moreaccidents. Always professional and expressed genuine concern for my well being.

I sought evaluation and treatment following a severe concussion which damaged my vision and…read morebalance. Dr. Stapleton gave me standard concussion advice about rest and eating. I told her about my upcoming appointment for formal cognitive rehab. She told me doing some games online would be just as good.

Excerpts from the Hippocratic Oath:…read more "I will respect the privacy of my patients, for their problems are not disclosed to me that the world may know." "May I always act so as to preserve the finest traditions of my calling and may I long experience the joy of healing those who seek my help." Scheduled MRI, & upon visit was told mask was required due to federal mandate. I asked for online reference for mandate, which they couldn't provide, then was told it was a company policy. I was asked if I was vaccinated, which is a HIPAA violation. If everyone in the office is vaccinated & masked why am I threat? As I write this July 27th 2022, Joe Biden has 3 shots, and still has tested positive for the Coronavirus. Also I witnessed doctors walking around with masks as chin diapers, & some staff in the back with no mask. I don't need politics inteferring with my healthcare.

I've been going to this pain specialist for about four years or so. They sit with you and talk to…read moreyou and go over things happening in your life that affects your pain. They ask for your opinion on the pain management and what you think works or doesn't work. They are truly amazing.

Saw him for 17 yrs. Then he started to fancy himself a pain specialist. My insurance company said…read moremy copay should be one thing his receptionist said another so I said I think the doctor needs to be brought in on this. For two years she said was new and to be patient with her so I was. I'd always gotten along beautifully with his staff. It wasn't her fault. It was him pushing higher copays.This annoyed him and he refused to treat me that day. He said he was no longer familiar with my back and he couldn't treat me. What if I'd been brand new and he'd never seen me? He couldn't treat me? I call this abandonment of care. He also at another appointment wanted to inject my forehead with Botox that would cost $900 that insurance would not cover and I'd need every 3 weeks. To relieve my pain all I needed was an adjustment. He talked me into Xyrem which gave me a psychotic episode I googled later and the first side effect said may cause death. It was obvious he no longer wanted me as a patient. He considers himself a Christian but he has too many children he's trying to support I'm afraid so he's pushing drugs he gets a kick back on and then the expensive Botox treatment. He's definitely changed from the caring doctor I was seeing in his early days. I'm sorry to say.

Creekside has great providers who do incredible work with migraine sufferers using many different…read morekinds of therapy. Their Physical therapists work wonders to alleviate pain. I highly recommend!

I can say nothing but great things about Dr. Lee Nelson, his extremely knowledgeable physician's…read moreassistants, and his entire team at BNA. I unfortunately have DDD, bad genetics, and have had a long medical career since the age of 16--as a CNA, a medical assistant, and an RN. Many years of lifting/bending, and schlepping. I ended up working in surgery-- which is how I met Dr. Nelson. When the pain came to a head and injections were no longer helping, I knew exactly who to go to. Dr. Nelson is casual but confident, off-the-chart intelligent but down to earth, and easy to talk to. Surgery is not a trivial thing to him, he will make sure a patient has explored all other avenues first. I have undergone two successful fusions by Dr. Nelson, one cervical, and one lumbar. I can honestly say that I could not have received better care anywhere. Thanks to him, I am now taking my boards to be a nurse practitioner where I will continue to recommend him and his team with all of my heart. Sincerely, Jodie Ferguson BSN

If I could give 0 stars or - negative stars I would!…read more Went to see Dr. V for the first time today. What a complete waste of time! The worst bedside manner. Dismissive. No concern or empathy. My total visit with him lasted 10 minutes at best. After 2 prior cervical fusions, my imaging shows severe stenosis on the right, moderate on the left, a herniated disc above my fusion, and 2mm slippage of my vertebrae at flexion and extension. My symptoms include numbness in my right hand, tingling in the back of my neck and the side of my face, and ice pick headaches in the back of my head. His response was "those symptoms don't correlate with that level. Surgery is a 50/50 chance if you'll do better. You can get another ablation or steroid shots. But degeneration is normal as we age." Maybe we can explore this as a cause: Occipital neuralgia: This is a distinct condition that is often triggered by cervical spine issues, including herniated discs. Occipital neuralgia is caused by the irritation or compression of the occipital nerves that run from the upper spine to the scalp. It is characterized by sharp, stabbing, or electric-shock-like pain that can feel very similar to an ice pick headache. Or how about it can absolutely cause the symptoms I have: A herniated disc at the C3-C4 level of the cervical spine can cause various symptoms, including: Pain: Sharp, shooting pain in the neck that may radiate down the arm into the shoulder, hand, or fingers Pain that worsens with certain movements, such as bending the neck forward or backward Numbness and Tingling: Numbness or tingling in the shoulder, arm, hand, or fingers Pins and needles sensation That was it. Off I went with the name of a chiropractor and different pain management doctor. I'm sorry but there's nothing normal about the symptoms I'm feeling. So if it's not from that level, let's figure out where it's coming from and fix it. He was absolutely horrible. I've been dealing with this for 10 years and I've never experienced a doctor who could not care less about helping. Stay away.

I walked into Soothe massage today to check out the space and their prices, as it seems like it's…read moreunder new ownership and recently renovated. I ended up staying for a one hour reflexology session. There are individual rooms for body massages, but the foot massages are done in an open area with two chairs. it still feels very comfortable, and relaxing. The therapist was friendly and professional. Prices are very reasonable, though if you pay with a credit card, there's a small extra fee. This place is quite comparable to Bamboo Massage in Lafayette, and I am happy to have it so close to my home in Louisville!

The best massage place with the best staff! I have quite literally never had a bad experience here…read moreand I have been coming consistently for the last year or so. 10/10 I absolutely recommend trying this place out!