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!

Easy to make appointments, and located easily off Main St. South, on Professional Lane across from…read moreHealth Images. I've been trying conservative treatments for cervical spine pain for a year and finally had to resort to something stronger. Ariel Shaifer, N.P. was my caregiver and she was thorough , informative and went over the cautions of using stronger pain killers. But, she was still accommodating and not condescending or tough. You just have to pass a drug screening prior, a urine test or mouth swab. I was unable to urinate right away but sat in the lobby drinking water until I could. I had nothing to hide. Marijuana use might be a factor in the ability to receive medication, so be forewarned. I was even told to try CBD, but was concerned that since some CBD has a very small amount of THC, I had not used it. I was told that if it showed up upon my next visit, I'd just be asked to discontinue using that product. So, they aren't unreasonable. I had a plethora of conservative treatment information from several doctors and a referral, which apparently is not required, but helpful. I think that's why it went so smoothly. Ariel Shaifer is very pleasant and knowledgeable. The rest of the staff is polite and pleasant as well. I highly recommend them. I had a bad experience at Colorado Pain Specialists where the doctor actually contradicted my doctor's opinion (because he'd never heard of him) and made me cry. Plus, they were in Golden, not so close and easy to get to in Longmont. They followed COVID guidelines and there was no wait... the waiting room was busy, but not packed full. Plus, they ran on time. Seek no further, this is the right place to go!

From the owner: About Us Saving Lives. Changing Lives…read more Allpria Healthcare is Colorado's leading medical practice for pain management and addiction treatment. With an office conveniently located in Aurora, Colorado, a staff that is unparalleled in qualifications and experience, and an array of truly unique treatment options, Allpria Healthcare is a premier destination for rejuvenation, rehabilitation, and relief. The team of highly skilled providers at Allpria Healthcare includes several board-certified physicians, including one of the very few pain doctors triple board-certified in anesthesiology, pain medicine, and addiction/substance abuse. They're also one of the only pain treatment practices in the Denver area that performs dorsal root ganglion (DRG) spinal stimulation, an incredibly specialized procedure that fewer than 10% of pain medicine doctors nationwide are trained to administer. Allpria Healthcare focuses on non-addictive treatments to chronic pain, and is a leading provider of prescription opioid addiction treatments. The team is driven by compassion and dedicates the time and energy necessary to determine their patients' needs and develop a tailored treatment plan. The ethos of the practice is to treat the whole person, taking into account their mental and emotional health in addition to their physical wellbeing. The empathy that patients experience at Allpria Healthcare is unparalleled due in large part to the background of their medical director, Christopher J...

My care at Comprehensive pain is alway grear. They take the time to listen, come up with a grat…read moreplan. Great staff!

Christopher Felt has the worst bedside manner I have ever experienced in a medical setting. Being a…read morechronic pain patient he makes me feel as though my conditions are nothing more than an inconvenience. I have been waiting over 3 months for a procedure and the office is claiming it is due to insurance denials. When I spoke to an imaging office, they told me the truth about the office- they don't do what is needed to get procedures and process out through insurance. All that was needed for an MRI to not come out of pocket for me was a peer to peer review and he refused to do so. When another medical office is apologizing for the treatment of your Dr based on a small ask they refused, you know you have a bad Dr. Dr Drennan is amazing. I have no issue with him he treats patients amazingly. If he would treat all patients his practice would be amazing. The ladies at the front desk are nice. They are aware the patient portal doesn't work correctly and apologize for that every time I come in. They say the drug testing is random, yet I have to leave a sample every time I come in. I take my medication as prescribed and I have had two test come back as bad. I think they using either a bad lab or bad practices sending in their samples. Be aware of th

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.

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.

Starting with office staff and the the technician, who takes your vitals always the best care and…read morecourtesy. Joseph who has since left was the best u could have hoped for in a physician. My new physician who I have seen twice is going to be my next best physician I can tell because of his listening skills and bed side manner. Great place.

Dr. Feldman, Stephanie Rutz, and their teams are excellent at their craft. They are able to give…read moreme back moments of movement. These very special people patiently and successfully work with me to figure out how best to manage, and have a life with, a debilitating pain disorder.

I wrote this review because these drs caused more trauma and harm to my years of medical trauma. I…read morewanted to warn others about my experience with this particular practice. Unfortunately, after seeking help from numerous doctors and exploring various avenues for pain management, this was my final attempt at finding relief. Dr. Jan Gillespie-Wagner and Darci Rossitier were Dismissive and Uncaring. During my appointment, the doctors I encountered displayed a hostile and aggressive demeanor. They failed to consider the impact of my chronic pain on my daily life. Furthermore, they seemed quick to dismiss my concerns and stereotype me as a patient, rather than listening to my specific experiences. They were apathetic towards atypical pain. The most concerning aspect was their lack of understanding or apparent disregard for my non-typical pain condition. Instead of offering help, they were dismissive and pushed me away as a patient. A Broken System: It's disheartening to realize how many people suffer at the hands of these medical professionals who are supposed to help. This experience is just one more example of how the current system fails patients with non-standard conditions. DO NOT GO HERE. They will stereotype you from the start and then don't listen to your situation.

I love Dr. G and her office! I've been going here 3 years now and I'm so happy to have found them…read more Been dealing with lower back pain from arthritis and sciatica for many years now. Dr. G and her staff always listen to me and treat me with care and respect. At one point I moved farther away from her clinic and tried a different pain doctor. It was horrible!!! I was so happy to go back to Dr. G! I know a good doctor when I see one and she is one of the good ones! I'm so thankful for her and her wonderful office!

Communication was lacking prior to appointment. Was told to arrive 40 minutes early. Completed all…read morepaperwork online 2 days but appointment still stated arrive 40 minutes early. Got there 40 minutes early and was advised then we didn't have to be there early since paperwork was completed and the call center should have shared that information. Staff was kind and Chris was very knowledgeable. He spent a lot of his time explaining the problem and solutions. They were able to schedule the follow up appointment quickly. Looking forward to some relief.

I was referred in January 2026 to CO Pain Care to see if I was a candidate for a PNS. I had an…read moreappointment in January and was told yes, I was a candidate for a trial. I have a very extensive work comp case that the initial injury is through. I had to get a mental health assessment for an implantable device, release forms for 6 months of medical records, and follow-up appointments as well. I was given approval by Work Comp for the procedure in June 2026. I got a call from CO Pain Care 1 week from surgery telling me now that my work comp that they have been billing and being paid from this whole time, is not a preferred provider for the procedure! Work comp received and approved the same diagnostic codes that CO pain care requested. CO Pain Care knew that my work comp was not in-network for this procedure, but drug me along to get money for their appointments. I would highly recommend you find a better and more honest, caring, and respectful provider.

This practice is amazing! I got an appointment easily and was seen quickly, got tests, results…read moreand prescriptions all within a few hours. I cannot say enough about the care and consideration I received

I love this practice! Kind, professional, knowledgeable. You couldn't ask for more. Great front…read moredesk, great providers. So thorough and thoughtful. I highly recommend this office for your primary care.