I LOVE this clinic. Dr. Graham has helped me with my knee and my back for the past couple months…read more There is also another doctor in the office whom I am not familiar with but he seems really nice! They take ample time with each patient and are very thorough which is very important. Without insurance it is $35 for each appointment. I paind $85 for my appointment that included x-rays on my knee. I got my results within 45-ish minutes. Not bad at all! Before every appointment (in most cases) they have machines that massage your mucles and make your chiropractic that much more awesome. I am very happy with this place. Friendly and always know your name when you walk in the door :) This is what they can fix or help you with: Whiplash & Auto Injury Back Pain & Neck Pain Headaches & TMJ Pain Carpal Tunnel & Arm Pain Arthritis & Bursitis Disc Problems Sport Injuries Loss of Sleep This is some of the services they offer: Family Medical Care Pain & Weight Management Computerized Muscle Testing Physiotherapy & Rehab Diagnostic Testing & X- rays Therapeutic Massage Insurance Billing Convenient Hours

From the owner: Dr. Chris GrahamDr. Julie Clemmons-GrahamWE OFFER*Family Medical Care*Exercise &…read moreRehabilitation*Pain & Weight Management*Diagnostic Testing & X-Rays*Computerized Muscle Testing*Therapeutic Massage*Insurance Billing*Convenient Hours*Medical Doctors & Chiropractors

PTCOA in Fort Smith, AR is very unorganized and if they don't care for you they will lie about how…read moremany pain pills you have for the month and say it's low when it's not. Mainly that scary little munchkin oompa loompa. Not even friendly. She called me and told me I was short on my monthly meds and kicked me out. I had them filled on 11/29 and my appointment was 12/10. I'm allowed 3 a day. Twice I counted them out. 12 ×3=36. Added one more day in case they counted the 29th. So, 39. Counted out 39 and at the time had 17 extra. Over 24 hours later, I still have 13 extra. They lied to me, to the doctor about me being short and I have proof. They said I came up short a few times. NOBODY EVER TOLD ME THAT. I've had several problems because they don't keep up with things. I got pain meds after my surgery from a doctor in Fayetteville. I got them from a different doctor and paid over $100 for them, over 24 hours of being out of the hospital I got them because they're so scatter brained I couldn't get them sooner. A surgery and I was in pain for much longer because of them. I did take them all and that's on me, but this is a straight up lie and I can prove it. These pics are of the date I received the pills, my appointment date (12/10) and all the pills left over from 12 days of 3 a day. In the bottle, the 39 pills, all the loose ones are extras. I think I may be able to talk to someone about this and that they lied about this months count. Plus, I took my 87 year old mother there today for her urine test and asked if they would recount my pills AND THEY REFUSED BECAUSE THEY KNEW I WAS GONNA PROVE THEM WRONG. Basically they suck. The doctor is Iranian and when trump was bombing Iran I prayed for his family many times.. I'm not normally someone who gives bad reviews, like ever, but this is a straight up lie and I can prove it.

Went to see if I was a candidate for an "old folks" epidural. After being made to give labs before…read moreeven seeing a doctor, I finally got my face to face with a doctor who explained that my insurance required lots of PT before ordering treatment. I went through diagnostic lab screening for a letter to go get physical therapy. Months later I discovered they billed insurance thousands for treatment for treatment not do. This place is a pill mill. 2-months later another provider gave me honest, excellent care.

This doctors office is always clean and the staff and doctors there are so friendly, they make sure…read moreyou're receiving all the necessary medical attention needed for you and your specific situation, whatever that may be. This is a primary care physician's office as well for those who may not know this already. I would recommend considering using as primary care if you live in Leflore county in Oklahoma.

ZERO STARS. These people are pill pushers, end of story. There is no care, no compassion and…read morecertainly no "management". You will be treated like a criminal and made to pee in a cup for a drug test each time you go in there, and they will NOT be able to explain why, other than it is "policy". It is demoralizing, degrading and dehumanizing, especially for an elderly person such as myself. Worst part is, I never got seen and they kept my money. Mercy in Ft. Smith has a very nice LEGITIMATE pain management center.

From the owner: The goal of the team at Pain Management of Oklahoma is to provide high-quality, holistic,…read moreosteopathic medicine to men and women living in and around, Broken Arrow, Sand Springs, Sallisaw, Grove, McAlester, and Bartlesville, Oklahoma. Jeff Halford, DO, and Brent Henderson, DO, lead the team and bring more than 30 years of combined experience in the diagnosis and treatment of both acute and chronic pain to their practice. The team regularly works with patients to pinpoint and treat back pain, chronic pain, fibromyalgia, herniated discs, neck pain, nerve pain, neuropathy, shoulder pain, migraines, knee pain, and radiculopathy. The team also works with patients who are recovering from car accidents, and offers a number of safe, minimally invasive treatments including epidural injections and steroid injections.  At Pain Management of Oklahoma, men and women can access the highest level of patient care and service -- two factors that help the team stand out from other pain management clinics in the area. With years of specialized training in osteopathic medicine, the team builds relationships with each of their patients, customizing care to their individual needs and goals.  If you dream of living a healthy, active, and pain-free life, partner with the team at Pain Management of Oklahoma. Request your appointment today by calling the office nearest you or by clicking the online booking tool.

I came to Meridian very reluctantly. I did not want to be in pain management at all, but taking the…read moreamount of ibuprofen I was using, it really wasn't a safe long-term option. From the start, every provider I've seen: Dr. Silver, David, and Jo Ann, has been patient, thorough, and non-judgmental. They took time to answer my questions, ordered imaging to fully understand what was going on, and explained everything clearly before starting treatment. One thing I think is important for anyone considering this type of care to understand is that pain management comes with strict policies. Random pill counts and routine drug testing are part of the process. This isn't personal, it's standard practice when prescribing controlled medications. They explained this upfront so there were no surprises. They've also been open to alternatives beyond medication. In my case, that included trying injections and supporting other avenues of care. When I needed documentation for a medical marijuana card, they provided it without turning it into a costly ordeal, which I appreciated. Over time, as I added chiropractic care, I found I needed less medication. When I brought that up, they were very supportive of me stepping down at my own pace. There was no pressure, just guidance. I've since reduced both my MMJ use and my prescription, and they've made it clear that adjustments can go either direction depending on how I'm doing. Communication has been easy and respectful throughout. I normally deal with pretty strong "white coat syndrome," but here I've felt comfortable asking questions and being honest about what I'm experiencing, especially with Dr. Silver, who has been very easy to talk to. My experience has been that this office is structured, consistent, and focused on patient care. It may not be the right fit for someone who isn't comfortable with the policies that come with pain management, but for those who understand the expectations going in, it has been a positive and supportive experience.

It was ok in the beginning but it was my first time on pain management so I didn't know the rules,…read morethey called me in for a random pill count and I didn't have a ride up there cuz my daughter was at work and I really didn't see any reason for her to leave work so I didn't go. the next day my daughter was off I called them to let them know. l went to every appointment always good on my pill count and no drugs and still I was fired. I even wrote a letter to them explaining all this but did nothing

My husband started using the Belinga Clinic in the summer of 2024. He was never really given a…read morespecific diagnosis, but Dr. Belinga said it sounded like Parkinson's, so he prescribed medication. For the last year and a half, my husband has gone for appointments at the satellite offices in Oklahoma - first, Stigler, then Sallisaw. He has never felt the doctors have been very personal in their responses to his questions; they would not give specific, concrete answers about his symptoms or diagnosis. Then, on October 9th, he went for his appointment in Sallisaw, and no one from Belinga Clinic showed up. He called multiple times to the Fort Smith office but didn't get an answer. They never called to reschedule, and we have no idea if they are even still in business. We are finished with Belinga.

I have been a patient here for over a year. Up till today it was very good. Today (5/12/25) however…read morewas terrible. I saw "Rick" for my Dementia medication. I voiced concerns that it was making me gain weight. He stated that they have "thrown everything they can at me" and asked what I wanted them to do. He then proceeded to imply i was just lazy and this was my fault. I also have severe neuropathy and tried to discuss this with him as well. I mentioned that i had back problems from the army that likely was the cause. For some reason he felt the need to let me know he was Asian and asked if I contracted agent orange. I told him I was never in Asia and he just said "Oh". He then told me I had to pick one problem the discuss that he wouldn't discuss them both even though this is where I receive treatment for both. At this point I had enough and walked out. I did tell the front desk what had happened and that he was rude, disrespectful and that I would never come back there again. The doctors that normally had seen me were no longer there and I can only guess that this is why such a change.