Please do not go to this clinic for chronic pain. Dr Jafri is only after your money. He would not…read moresee me if I did not pay by cash. I have insurance but he said he would file, but still wanted the money first. I was foolish enough to pay $250 for my first visit. I have severe spinal stenosis and I have chronic back pain. On my first visit he prescribed pain medicine for 2 weeks. He would not refill until I saw him again. He told me the next visit he would file my insurance and I would not have to pay another $250. When I arrived, the whole scenario changed. He was requiring me to pay another $250 dollars or he would not see me. He, and his staff lied to me. I am reporting him to the Kansas State Medical Board. I would be cautious if you decide to seem him. It is a Scam and he was very rude to me.

Dr. Jafri and his staff at Genesis Pain Management provide exceptional medical care. I was referred…read moreby my attorneys following a recent car accident. This referral has been one of the most beneficial I have received for managing my neck, back, and leg pain. Since May 2025, I have been experiencing persistent pain following a vehicle accident that rendered me immobile due to discomfort. Dr. Jafri's expertise has been instrumental in alleviating my pain. If you are experiencing pain and seeking a doctor who genuinely prioritizes your well-being and quality of life, I highly recommend consulting Genesis Pain Management. The staff is consistently friendly and courteous, and everyone at the facility understands the challenges of managing pain and is committed to providing effective treatment.

Dr. Schultz is phenomenal when it comes to trigger point injections! He has helped me get excellent…read morecontrol over painful problem areas. I highly recommend this practice.

While I was hospitalized at Overland Park Regional Medical Center last year Dr. Adam Kaye did the…read moresurgical procedure to insert a central catheter line (perma-port) to be used as an easy intravenous access site during my upcoming chemo treatments. It's a very quick and simple procedure, but not without some risk because the surgeon needs to be careful that the wires that are part of the apparatus don't actually touch the heart muscle as it's being inserted. In this case everything went fine and there were no problems with the insertion. Approximately a year later the perma-port stopped working properly, and I had completed the chemo treatments, so I had Dr. Kaye remove it at the beginning of April. This was another relatively simple procedure, done at the Overland Park Surgery Center under local anesthesia. It did involve a bit more tugging and pulling than I anticipated, but there was nothing painful about it. My only subsequent concern was that a good-sized lump developed afterwards under the incision that was fairly tender to the touch and looked bruised. Follow-ups with Dr. Kaye (a really nice, cheerful guy, by the way) were reassuring -- sometimes after this kind of procedure where there's a remaining pocket under the skin, where the port had been located, fluid can accumulate during the healing process. There was no infection, the small incision itself has healed nicely, and a month or so later the lump is now considerably smaller as the fluid is being reabsorbed and it's no longer tender. I just saw Dr. Kaye again to check, and he recommended hot compresses on the site to accelerate the shrinking of the remaining lump. That's certainly no big deal to do! I appreciate Dr. Kaye's accessibility and his willingness and ability to explain what was going on, both before the procedure and during the healing process. I've been fortunate to have never had any other surgeries, but that means that I didn't know exactly what to expect at each stage and Dr. Kaye's been good about explaining what I needed to know. Considering this experience, I'd be happy to have Dr. Kaye again as my surgeon if I ever need to have something done, and I can recommend him to others who may need surgery.

Dr. Eubanks at Pain Care listened to my concerns and pain issues and came up…read morewith an inclusive plan to deal with my pain. He has well trained staff working with him and fluoroscopic equipment and recovery room on site. My only issue I had initially was with the front desk, as I'm an "experienced" patient and know what I am needing and what my insurance will allow. If you need something in order to satisfy insurance protocol then that should be said plainly. Once I got past the nonsenseI was so very happy to get a treatment plan from Dr. Eubanks. I can't recognize him enough!

Erich is the best physical therapist! He has treated more than one problem area for me and doesn't…read morebelieve in torturing people. Robin and the ladies at the front desk are always very friendly and helpful.

I came here for an injection in my knee. The staff was kind and helpful and I only had a very short…read morewait before being called back into the office. The nurse who administered the shot was great - he made sure I had a numbing agent on the knee first. When he saw a bandaid below my knee, he wanted to know what it was there for. I kind of blew off the "injury" but he took the bandaid off and told me I might want to have that area checked as any mole that bleeds a lot is suspect. I appreciate his thoughtful attention to detail and will get the area checked out.

Dr. Jeffrey Krempec performed my husband's hip revision last week at Centerpoint Medical Center. We…read moreare extremely impressed with Dr. Krempec's expertise and are so pleased the rehab is going better than expected. Will enthusiastically recommend Dr. Jeffrey Krempec, especially to those needing a more complicated procedure.

I recently went to the Kansas City Institute of Podiatry for a toe nail issue and as soon as I…read moreentered, I felt I was in good hands. Dr. Roith came across as a very experienced and calm doctor who genuinely cares about all his patients with an great, caring, and a little jovial bedside manner. I went to my appointment with the thought of removing the toenail, as per all the previous doctors I had shown it to - NP, PCP and even Dermatologists and he made me feel at ease and told me not to worry, and that we will work on it with his treatment (so practical and easy to follow) to eradicate the issue. I left the appointment feeling confident and worry free. The staff was very sweet and guided me well. The clinic was clean and organized. Highly recommended!

Dr. Roith is phenomenal. I started dealing with chronic foot pain in middle school and after six…read moreyears of wearing custom insoles and orthopedic shoes, I eventually became unable to participate in sports or walk any long distance without significant foot pain. I went to my primary care physician and another podiatrist and received unsatisfactory recommendations. I was then referred to Dr. Roith and immediately appreciated the way he looked for and addressed the "root cause" of my foot pain and developed a surgical plan accordingly, as a final resort. That foot surgery was nothing short of life-changing. Now in my twenties, I am living a very active, pain-free life, and am able to do all things I missed out on as a teenager due to foot pain. So grateful for Dr. Roith and this practice!

Be cautious with Schmidtlein, APRN! My husband and I had to DEMAND HER an X-ray because he was…read morehaving difficulty breathing, and she only gave him a cough inhaler when CLEARLY he looked really unwell. She ordered the X-ray, but in an ironic manner, saying "I can do a head to toe scan if you want". After receiving the results of this study, I had to take my husband to the emergency room, where he was a very bad diagnosis and fluid around his heart. My husband would have died if we hadn't arrived in time. This woman is a DANGER. She either doesn't know how or refuses to order tests for her patients. I called her superiors a week ago to inform them of what happened, but they still they haven't responded.

Midtown Family Medicine re-defines healthcare in the best of ways. This is an office staffed with…read morepractitioners that are nothing less than amazing. Dr. Thompson and his staff are above and beyond, truly the best health care providers in the KC metro. The support staff at MFM is beyond wonderful! They are attentive, kind and professional. They are responsive when you call, make scheduling a breeze and undoubtedly have a gift of learning and knowing each patient. They make every encounter remind one how important your health care is and reminding you how self-care and awareness is paramount. The practitioners at MFM are hands-down the most attentive, professional and personable people you will meet. Undoubtedly, they truly care for each patient who shadows their door. Most assuredly, you are never treated as another "chart number" or "patient". You will be appreciated and treated as a human being and cared for in the best of ways. They will listen, be attentive and appropriately respond to any and every health need you present. They are exceptional beyond words. Truly, you can't match nor exceed the care you receive at MFM. If you are searching for a new place to find health care, you've found the right place. This office is inclusive, kind, caring and passionate to each patient. They are accepting of every person's path in life and guide with a gentle touch and loving kindness. Kudos to Dr. Thompson and his fantastic staff! The KC metro is better because of practices like MFM!!!!

Dr Younger has helped me more than I can even explain. She worked with me and my insurance to find…read morea medication that works for my migraines. I get all of those days back in my life now!

Updated after being contacted by Kim Pratt, practicing manager: I feel even stronger about my…read morerating. In fact if possible they'd get no stars. Kim is extremely disrespectful! She did not take my concerns very seriously as stated. I was called simply to be insulted and informed that I was lying, as patients are always informed of this late cancellation policy. This is the WORST neurologist office I have ever been to, I'll go elsewhere! Please please read negative reviews before making your decision. You'll see a pattern. After having a great experience during my ER visit, at Menorah hospital I put trust in who they referred. My first experience with Johnson County Neurologist was the scheduling. The wait time I was given was over a month even though I stated ER needed me to be seen in 2 days. Glad I didn't die waiting for my appointment. (SMH) This is the same amount of time a patient is given without any ER visit. My second experience was with the neurologist herself, Dr. Younger, who did nothing more than what the hospital had done over a month before with the addition of scheduling a MRI, blood & Nerve test. She's the furthest thing from empathetic while trying to convince you to take prescription meds stating "it's a fun little drug". The location she selected for my MRI was a month out. Thanks to my PCP two weeks later I found an imaging center that got me seen in 2 days. It would have been the same day but they waited all day for the referral to be faxed over by Dr. Youngers office. The nerve test referred to me was with her colleague Dr Clark. Which AGAIN I had to wait yet another month. At this point it was clear this office doesn't care about finding answers for its patients in any timely manner. The day before my appointment I received a call from their office. The call was very short, ONLY stating that I had two appointments back to back and start times. This was the same info I previously confirmed from their text. There were no further details given including any cancellation policy. Living over 35 minutes away being told, if late your appointment will be canceled, would be remembered. On the day of my appointment it was storming, even leaving my house 10 minutes early, unpredictably I had to wait in multiple traffic accidents, and slow downs due to the storm. When I arrived at their location lo and behold no parking as always bc it's shared with the whole hospital. By the time I found parking and rushed in during the storm I was 10 minutes late. The front desk lady took her sweet time, a few minutes later informed me I possibly wouldn't be able to see the doctor because my appointment started at 9:40. I looked back down at my phone the time it was exactly 9:52. (Keep in mind this after the couple of minutes that she wasted) Upon checking (now 9:53) she said Dr. Clark stated he didn't have enough time to do my appointment. With having back to back appointments I of course requested to reschedule them as I wasn't going to wait around for almost an hour because Dr. Clark felt that a "40 minute procedure" (Kim Pratt's words) couldn't be completed in that little of time... (47 minutes) AGAIN they couldn't get me in for a month and a half. I'm expected to wait, continuously having issues that put me in the ER in the first place, until mid August now. That's 4 months just wasted on WAITING! Of course I shouldn't of been surprised when she had me waiting around another 10+ minutes while "rescheduling" my appointments. Something that took 2 minutes the last two times. Seems very odd! I also find it awkward how they conveniently have enough time to waste our time as patients. When you arrived on time you're expected to wait over 15 minutes in the room to see the doctor. Which is another thing I experienced on my first visit. I had waited OVER 15 minutes from the time the nurse left the room until the time the doctor came in. Yes, but me being 10 minutes late, as I'm not willing to kill myself to get there, will throw EVERYONES day off -- again Kim Pratt's words. Complete rubbish! There's no true concern here for the patients, their time, what they're going through, or actually finding out answers.