Initially I was a little put off by the parking situation. There really isn't any and if you come…read moreduring a popular appt time, you're screwed. Another thing that irritated was the fact that he charges a $50 fee upfront to see him. He doesn't run insurance unless labs and other things are needed which made me even more irritated. However once I actually went in and saw him, I was so pleased! Dr. Issa listened to everything that I had to say and was patient with me. I did not feel rushed or just a another to patient to him. His bed manner is exceptionally. I have raved about him to my mom and others. I love that certain things are readily accessible within his office and doesn't require prescriptions or orders to outside labs. I also love that apart of the yearly check ups with him includes things like EKGs and certain blood work. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE! I can't say enough about Dr. Issa.

This doctor was whole-hearted and truly cared about my mothers health problems. Took the time to…read moreLISTEN (can you believe that) he answered every question I asked as well as my moms. Went through her meds and explained the importance of following his instructions. explained her condition like no other doctor ever explained (4 primary care changes in 7 months) Should have taken mom to him the first day! Geriatric medicine doctor for my mom ALL THE WAY! THANK YOU DOC!

I've been seeing Dr Lehmann for over six years and it's always been a great experience. He's very…read moreinformative and considerate of your condition. Very good personality, makes you feel at ease. I have many issues physically and has done what was necessary to help me through it. His staff is amazing, great people. Never had a problem with any of them. Very professional and courteous. I highly recommend Dr. Lehmann.

I went with my husband for an epidural for back pain. The office opened on time and the small…read morewaiting room filled up very quickly. It seems that they have great customer service as it was very easy to overhear when a patient is talking to the staff. It was nice to know that if you come in at the wrong time on the wrong day, you will be seen as soon as they can work you in. They seem to be pretty strict on their pain management prescriptions as they will not dispense more medicine even if you accidentally drop your pills in the toilet. Luckily my husband was taken in the back for examination and treatment pretty quickly, so I don't know what other situations aroze since we were on the way out the door within a few minutes. They gave my husband a sheet of paper with his limitations and what he should follow for the next 24 hours. He seemed to really like the doctor and he also said the medical techs were also very nice. He seemed very pleased with this office. I also thought the parking was plentiful and easy to get in and out of their parking lot. They have a 3% surcharge for using a credit card for the copay and treatment. Now along with bringing your insurance card and ID, you also need to bring a check book or a Debit Card.

Probably the worst office staff in the world. They are rude and dont care about their patients,…read moreonly care about charging money and wasting peoples time. They genuinely do not care about the patients, 0 hospitality. There was a manager named Danielle working there before, not sure if she is still there - horrible person. Stay away

I am recommending Dr Romero as an excellent Pain doctor due to his experience. He has a great…read morebedside manner and listens to his patients. He respects the patients concerns and makes a medical plan to resolve the pain problem. He is excellent in what he does and highly professional.

This review is long overdue.... Dr. Chacin and his staff are wonderful. I have been under his care…read morefor a few years and he always actively listens to my issues and recommends the appropriate treatment. He does not immediately start with the most aggressive form of treatment, but will get more aggressive if a course of treatment (therapy in my case) is not yielding results. I'm 54 and in good shape, but a few years ago I had back pain due to stenosis that radiated into my legs (sciatica). I tried to ignore it, but it bothered me so much that I had to take sit breaks when walking (eagerly eyeing and fighting 75 year olds for a spot on a bench) and couldn't stand in one spot more than five minutes. The pain impacted my life to such a degree that I avoided activities and just wanted to sit or lie down. Dr. Chacin fixed my issue with injections and I not only avoided surgery but I was able to resume all activities I couldn't do previously and felt human again! I've also watched him interact with other patients and he's so empathetic and calm! ! have so much faith in him that my wife was experiencing back pain recently and I referred her to him and he's helped her too! Thanks Dr. Chacin - you're the best!

I saw Dr Macek for a little bit more than a year he is very caring and really gets to know you…read moreHe and his staff give excellent care The receptionist and the nurse practitioner were wonderful. I highly recommend American pain management experts.

We had a serious issue with pill mills in the past, and I would like to think those days are over…read more After one visit to this place, I'm not so sure. To begin with, I arrived early for my visit so I could fill out their ridiculous amount of paperwork. On it were the obligatory questions about the pain I was in, but no one seemed concerned with what I put down, as they kept referring to other things that were not bothering me. Also, when I made the appointment, I specifically asked for Dr. Amin, but I never saw him. I filled out the paperwork and sat in the annoying waiting room where the television is entirely too loud and on a continuous loop of ads. Nothing else. I wished there was a remote out there so I could turn it off, but that would show true concern for the patients and you won't find that here. I finally was brought in to the madness of the back, and Michael, the nurse (I'm not sure if he's actually a nurse but I don't think he's a physician's assistant and I know he's not a doctor) could not have been nicer. If this review was about him, it would be five stars. He was the only one I met who actually listened to me. Next came the PA. This could either stand for Physician's Assistant or Pain in the Ass, you can decide for yourself. She was a nightmare. She apologized for the amount of time I had to wait, but she had to go outside because her car was hit. Which is saying to the patient that her car is more important. That gives you an idea of the caliber of the practice. Finally the doctor came in. He stood across the room and recited to me what his PA had written down, incorrectly, which completely threw him off because he had already decided on the the diagnosis and course of treatment (all with drugs) before he walked in the room. He never examined me, he stood with his back against the door and never entered any further into the room. I now know how lepers must feel. He prescribed several medications for me, which is why I started feeling like I was in a pill mill. Then he told me he would call in another prescription, and that pharmacy would call me to make arrangements. I was also to have an MRI. Finally, something that made sense. His office would arrange that and the MRI office would call me to schedule. I also had to give them a urine sample, but for the life of me, I don't know why. I gave it to them. I have yet to hear anything more about it. I was shown to the front desk where the receptionist immediately tried to book my next appointment. I informed her that I couldn't very well do that since I hadn't had the MRI yet, which completely threw her off. I patiently explained to her (maybe not so patiently) that I had to have an MRI and that her office was going to call the MRI place and let them know what the were scanning, and once that was done, then I would call and make the next appointment. I'm guessing she gets paid on how many appointments she makes because she was not happy. Several weeks later I received a letter in the mail from some company that claimed they had been trying to call me (even though I never got a phone call from them) to finalize the medication. I checked and it's a medication that is NOT covered by my insurance, and I can only guess that Dr. Macek gets a kickback from the drug company, because I cannot come up with another reason why he would prescribe this for me, particularly since he still had not examined me. Oh, and the MRI? Well, it's been over a month and I still have not heard from anyone about that. As I said, this made me think I was in a pill mill and nothing has happened since change my opinion. In reading the reviews on here, it seems that most patients are very happy with Dr. Amin. I cannot understand why I was not put on his schedule when I specifically asked for him, but I was not. Sadly, I'm not willing to give this place another chance.

Dr. Rose is a great doctor and has a very personal touch with his patients. A good choice for pain…read moremanagement, they dispense drugs on the premises and have two locations to choose from.

Dr. Nabeel has an amazing aura that can be felt as you enter his office space, it further reflected…read morethrough his healing hands. I went in with chronic back pain after a two days stay at a local hospital where I was only treated with pain medication. My shoulders and hip was realigned, significantly reducing pain, in just one session. His nurse was equally impressive. Thank you

Dr. Kouka is an amazing and caring healer. My wife was diagnosed by specialists with Shoulder…read moreNecrosis with only surgery as an option. After more than 2 years of unbearable pain, he solved her problem after only 2 visits. I've had chronic back pain for over 30 years (including lumbar surgery). I felt relief after just 1 session and by following his regimen for care. He has amazing credentials, but the results feel more like a medical miracle.