I thought that this place cared but clearly they do not. I waited a week for something to come…read moreback. They never communicated with me during that week. Oh they also said I'm going in for a surgery? Yeah no surgery that I know of. So I am cutting ties with this place due to their lack of care and communication. 300 dollars to be sedated for 20 ish minutes. Just done. To clarify I was getting injections at this place and last year it was reasonable at 200 dollars. I know insurance changes etc. But 300 dollars for 20 minutes of sedation just seems extreme. Also, they did not even seem to care about withdrawals. I honestly thought this place cared about me and my health but with their lack of communication and setting me up for surgeries that I wasn't even privy to just sounds bad in my head.

I was in an accident last October, Finally I was introduced to Saguaro Pain Clinic. My spine was…read moreinjured. I can say going from a 10 - 7 and now nothing. I recommend giving them a visit

I'd give no stars if offered. i thought at first Dr. Karp was great, but never heard back from…read morehim or his office. They were responsive when I was working with a lawyer, afterwards not at all. I have been three times and despite several call backs, there is never any follow up. My personal opinion? They only cater to those who have been injured and have an open case.

Don't listen. PT dont solve everything. Especially when you have already been doing it all. Xray…read moredont show anything but she ordered a MRI of a spot that won't show when PT wanted to add the part that's actually effected she just said " go to PT for 6 weeks. Money game! She is not great. I wouldn't recommend her for anything.​

I have been a patient at APTC for at least four years. I have had epidurals, nerve ablations and…read morepain management. I've had CRPS, osteoarthritis, multiple herniated discs both cervical and lumbar and chronic migraines. In short, I'm a hot mess. I primarily see Dr. Nasser and NP, Amelia Campbell and their attention to my concerns and thoroughness has been incredible. When I was in PT trying to avoid spinal fusion, I mentioned how painful it was, I know PT can hurt, I've had both hips and knees replaced. However, when I told Amelia I was leaving PT crying she sat me down and encouraged me to remember that while it can be uncomfortable, what l was experiencing could be doing more harm than good. She also said it could just be a bad fit and maybe I could see a different provider as there are many approaches to PT. The extra ten minutes she spent with me helped me remember to self advocate. Anyway, she cared and her advice was very helpful. The office staff are efficient, friendly and kind. In all the years I've been there, they've only run behind one or two times. I highly recommend them.

Told me to get 2 MRI's done then told me to go away because I tested for THC…read moreI was told to get MRI for lumbar

I had a visit for a shoulder injection. I waited for 1 hour and 15 minutes. The time to…read morepick my son up from school was getting close. Finally, I stepped out to inquire about the wait and when was I going to be seen, come to find out, the doctor wan't there. They asked if I wanted to continue to wait and I said no as well as to rescheduling. I was so disgusted that I declined to reschedule. I really was very happy to get some help but this visit discouraged me. it was not a case for good customer service at all.

My doctor I have been with for over a decade and hands down the most incredible doctor you could…read moreever have and what makes me say that is he listens and problem solve find pain management that works for you. Oxycodone 9.5 years and I would take them for 3 weeks then off a week and going back on them after the week off I realized I was in more pain after taking it dumb and I finally told him I wanted off of them we set a date and I have been off them over 3 years and in those over 3 years I started to hate and despise opioids. I am in less pain off of them and we started doing epidural injections with my trigger points and I am also on soboxone for pain not addiction to opioids and if I didn't like the soboxone and I wanted to back to Oxycodone then we would of went back to Oxycodone but since I went off it I have told him how much I hate it and it caused over 10,000 in dental because the sweet tooth it caused and dry mouth. No dental issues with Suboxone but I do a lot to keep it that way. When I was taking Oxycodone he would switch me to Vicodin to help with becoming immune to it but it didn't do anything and reason why is because it didn't make me feel like my aoxy did and absolutely I told him that so a pain doc you can say that to is wicked good. Only thing I will leave out is my doctor ors name because he's in high demand because he's good at what he does and his memory is insane which shows he pays attention and listens. Technology has come a long way and so many incredible treatment options that work other than opioids and mentally being off of them I am less fussy because my body craved it caused more pain. It's like feeding the beast. A lot of incredible providers and if you are lucky to get my doctor first visit you will know who he is. I could write a 10 chapter novel about how incredible of a doctor he is

first of all, my first appointment was canceled because the doctor "kid was sick"…read moreThe morning of like 1 hour if my kid was sick they charge me $50 Second of all I was charged $200 straight at the door third of all the girl who actually did my test gave me a diagnosis she was not a doctor she was not a nurse she was a receptionist or A CNA IDK it was so weird I will not recommend this to anybody stay far away from neurodiagnostics. Go to your nuerologist, it's cheaper cleaner and more professional you actually have people with degrees that take care of you

I had a very disappointing experience at this office…read more Before my appointment, I called to ask if I could be billed later for the visit, and I was told that it would be fine. Based on that information, I took time off work and kept my appointment. When I arrived, I was told that I could not be billed later and that the information I had been given over the phone was incorrect. I explained that someone should be held accountable for giving patients inaccurate information, especially when patients take time off work based on what they're told. When I said that whoever gave me the incorrect information should be corrected so this wouldn't happen to other patients, the front desk employee suddenly handed me the phone and said, "Here, you talk to them." I declined because it wasn't my responsibility as the patient to confront or correct another employee. I was simply asking the office to address the mistake internally. Instead of acknowledging the error, I was then told, "You can always reschedule," which was not a solution after I had already made arrangements to be there. After my payment was made, the office manager came into the testing room while I was with the technician. I tried to de-escalate the situation by saying, "I'm sorry, I wasn't trying to get upset or mad. I was just told this over the phone." She replied, "I don't want to get mad either." I perceived that comment as threatening, which is why I responded, "Is that a challenge?" As the patient, I found the interaction intimidating and inappropriate. I reminded her that I was the patient and asked her to leave so I could finish my appointment. I do want to point out that the technician who performed my VNG test was professional and courteous. My concerns are not with the technician but with the way the front office handled the situation. Based on my experience, the front office demonstrated a lack of training, professionalism, and accountability. While I was there, it also appeared that other patients were experiencing issues with how the front office was handling things. Mistakes happen, but professionalism is measured by how those mistakes are handled. Unfortunately, instead of acknowledging the error and working toward a resolution, I left feeling dismissed, intimidated, and disappointed with the overall experience.

I was a patient here for approximately ten years before the practice broke up. I had a different…read moredoctor and two previous physician assistants prior to the break up. Dr Boyaji took over the Mesa office and that's where I chose to stay due to the location. He is a kind, caring and very smart doctor. The physician assistant whom took over care wasn't as thorough as the previous one, taking just a minute or two for a telehealth visit. My problem began around October 2024 or thereabout as pharmacies were beginning to have problems filling pain prescriptions. This office will not allow you to fill before your very last day and mine always fell on a Thursday. Couldn't call the pharmacy till Thursday to find they didn't have my drug available! Then it was up to me to call pharmacies to find where it was available. This office closed early on Friday so if you couldn't find the drug, you have none till usually Tuesday and as a pain patient, this is unacceptable. It happened 4 months in a row either the RX was sent to the wrong pharmacy, sent to the right pharmacy with the wrong amount of days, ten instead of 30 and it was just a mess. I finally asked to speak to the office manager who then told me to find a new doctor! She said they had other patients and weren't sitting there waiting for me to call with my issues or they weren't going to call my pharmacy to see what other medications they could prescribe instead. How's that for helping a long time patient? Half their staff left during 2024, three of them confided in me it was due to this office manager. After years of being a dedicated patient, I couldn't believe I was being told to walk. Oh, and in December, the doctor had a Telephone call appointment with me and he too was upset with me saying I had bothered his staff. I have no clue what was put in the notes but when you take pain meds twice a day then run out from Thursday through Tuesday, you too would be upset. I felt like nobody cared about me, although I tried to keep my cool yet still be firm in my calls. This all said, the doctor is still a VERY good doctor. He needs to do something abt his office manager because I have seen reviews elsewhere that I'm not the only patient she told to leave! She is losing his patients for him.

Everything went good for the first appointment and first shot. They scheduled the 2nd shot 2…read moreweeks later.

Dr. Ranson is an exceptional and compassionate resource for pain management. He and his staff have…read morealways been proactive and supportive while treating my husband. Yesterday, was a patient with Dr. Ranson, He completed a procedure in response to a spinal fracture. It was a minor procedure, but the level of expertise and confidence that I witnessed put me totally at ease. Dr. Ranson is extremely articulate and in command of every aspect of excellence in communication. His experience is evident and his diagnostic skills are exceptional. He zeroes in on the problem with incredible accuracy and speed. During the many times Dr. Ranson has treated us, we have not had a moment of concern. We know we're in the best possible hands!

I've seen Dr Ranson and Dr Dance for over 5 years! Best…read morepain med doc. Love the staff!!

I only selected one star but zero would have been a better option. My first time here very friendly…read morestaff however the day I should have received meds I didn't and my provider was out apparently no providers come in on Friday here. So I ended up with no meds on a Friday and a busy weekend for me and my kids. 2 years I've taken pain meds daily for all over pain knee/neck/back this is going to be a tough weekend full of pain smh...

I am appalled by this facility. I had to ask for the right mri to find out about my 5 count them 5…read morefreaking herniated discs. So I was on the opioid program. After I started this I quit smoking medicinal marijuana which is not allowed in the opioid program. I tested positive until it was out of my system. My pain was so severe I eventually had to be hospitalized. After all the injections and tests they did nothing helped. When I was hospitalized I got morphine xanax oxycodone and a bunch of crap. So now she decided I should be declined my meds because I went to the hospital. Never asked me what hospital or my records. I drank wine without taking any pills and now I am on the discharge list. She never listened nor cared. Rachel Cheney is a joke as a practitioner and doesn't know the amount of pain her patients are in. I can barely walk. This is bull. I have been a patient for 4 months should I not have any relief?

Darrel is a super attentive and helpful Physical Therapist. I highly recommend him! The office…read morestaff is great, the location is great and the care you receive is awesome!

I have had the pleasure of working with Foothills Sports Medicine during two different recovery…read moreperiods in the last 3 years. I have been to 4 other PT clinics through the years, but Foothills on north Power and Brown stands out as the best in my experience. Amazing group of professionals First, the initial consultation/assessment is extremely well done- Doug had prepared for my first appointment by knowing my current situation, had reviewed my xray and images ahead of time and got right to the assessment. Doug's in-depth knowledge of how to treat my joints, muscles, tissue and major spinal hardware and the interconnections with my knees, hips and back following my recent back surgery was impressive to say the least. He comes up with a personalized action plan and we jump right in and get to work. The staff was/is amazing - showing how to do exercises, walking me through the ways to protect my current physical limitations while also motivating me to feel my body 's reactions to the exercises. The variety of treatments (love the warming up with heat blankets/pads!), needling, compresses, stretches and exercises shows that this is not your typical Physical Therapy Clinic! Office Staff, Therapist staff, Doug -- all an extraordinary group of professionals working together to get my aches and pains on the way to recovery. Thank you all at Foothills Sports Medicine for helping me feel at ease (I'm not overly sport/exercise savvy!) and getting me on my way to hopefully being pain free and more active following some significant surgeries. Great place!