Pain for tbi which the dr wanted to prescribe all the meds that do not help pain and are bad for…read moretbi patients. He did not care nor was he nice and left the room while I was crying and my husband was still taking to him. He vanished. He is NOT a pain dr. Do not go to pain zero unless you want antiseizure, antidepressants, muscle relaxers or nsaids and the pain is minimal.

Paige and dr T go above and beyond in helping me deal with my pain issues. They take their time to…read moreknow you and don't treat you as just a patient but as a real person, an individual

I've seen Dr Henry for about a year now. He is absolutely one of the kindest doctors I've ever…read moreseen. His staff is also absolutely amazing. Yes, if you're undergoing pain management, you will have to have urine drug testing. It's the only way doctors can protect themselves from the DEA during these times when pain mgmt doctors are under fire for doing their job! First appt is to get established. That's a very short appt. He'll order imaging if needed. After that, he goes to work trying to help you. I've never waited more than maybe 15 or 20 minutes. Their office is a finely run machine. They have the BEST notification process, all computerized to let you know you have an appt or they've called in a prescription. If you need pain mgmt call Dr Henry! Everyone in his office is so kind. I've never had a bad experience. Just love this doc and his staff.

Waited over 2 hours for a consult for a specific procedure offered on equipment available at this…read moreoffice, not here for ANYTHING ELSE. I made that abundantly clear, yet they wouldn't see me without a urine drug test. That's fine, since I have no concerns there. So they send it out to an outside, out-of-state lab that charges almost$1000 dollars for the test??!!!!! Yep, people, seems a little shady to me too. I had already decided to pass on the procedure due to the fact that I felt very uncomfortable with the whole staff at the facility but this certainly tops the cake!! This is a definite NO THANK YOU!

My review is based solely on my experience with a massage here. I did not experience chiropractic…read moreservice here. I had a fantastic experience here overall. When I came in, I was greeted, I felt welcomed, and in my conversation about my back with the massage therapist out front, the chiropractor came out and talked to me as well. My wife had bought me a gift of Groupon for a massage here recently and it was very easy (online) to schedule an appointment. Due to previous experience with Groupon, I expected to wait months for an appointment. I had an email from the massage therapist and felt welcomed even before I walked through the door. I have hardly any experience getting a massage so I was not sure what to expect. I appreciated the fact that Sarah (my massage therapist) asked me questions to find out where my pain was and tailored my massage experience to my answers. It was just the right amount of pressure because she asked me near the beginning if that's what worked for me. I was there for a 50 minute massage and although I did not fall asleep, it was very relaxing. I felt like taking a nap when she told me our time was done and I could take my time getting up. I could see going back and I don't think it'll be another 7 years before I have another massage. So relaxing, and with this experience, so worth the price.

Dr.Luke is very patient, empathetic and kind. I've been seeing him for several months and he never…read moremakes me feel rushed. He listens to all my concerns without judgment. On my long and arduous journey of recovery, I've suffered from various conditions including IBSD, spinal issues, slipped discs, neuropathies and fibromyalgia. His adjustments and nutritional advice are definitely helping me feel better and within a few weeks I already feel more hopeful. More than anything else, the reason I would recommend Dr.Luke is not just because he's a really great doctor, but out of the maybe close to a 100 doctors I've seen in my 28 years, I've never met a doctor more personable or caring than he. I cannot emphasize enough how important that is to a person dealing with chronic pain and/or disability. So, if you want a doctor that is skilled, compassionate and really listens, he's your best bet. I actually look forward to my appointments. Going to the doctor's doesn't seem like a stressful, miserable experience. I always leave feeling both physically and emotionally better! I've also had massages with Sarah and Becky. Both of them are very professional, amicable and do a great job. The rooms are immaculate. The whole staff is super friendly and it really feels like you're a part of a family there. It's affordable and even the massage packages and prices are some of the best I've found anywhere so I definitely recommend!

Got a referral to go have by back checked at this location. What a stroke of luck for me. My…read moreTherapist was Jack Jander, DPT. He ran a good number of tests and evaluations. He was very thorough and explained each evaluation to me and what was being measured. We discussed a number of results and the exercises to correct the issues. I felt so positive coming out of this.

Everyone at cornerstone is very professional,caring and knowledgeable. I always have a great…read moreexperience! I would, and have, recommended them to everyone. I'll never go anywhere else!

y husband is a patient there and the staff treats him like he is family and he does everything for…read morehis treatment there

I like their kindness and professionalism. Dr Osborne is the best Urologist. They never keep me…read morewaiting long.

The Taylor Station location closed and many of the Ortho One docs moved to this brand new building…read morelocated right off the 270N Hamilton Rd exit. On Crescent Station. I see Dr Popp upstairs for my hand. His office is there as well as one of the nicest hand PT clinics that I have been to. Ive been to OSU, OrthoNeuro and one near Polaris... this by far is the better that I have been to. Doctor Popp examined my hand. Gave me a cortisone shot in my thumbs knuckle/joint. Warned me it would hurt. It hurt but not as bad as I thought it would. Later that night my thumb started to feel much better. In two days it felt better than it had felt in two years. While at this appointment he sent me to the hand therapists. There I met Cheryl who made me a custom brace. Let me tell you. That was worth its price. I have been to OSU 2xs for this injury. Each time OSU fit me with the wrong brace. The brace OSU last gave me injured my thumb even more just putting it on. This new brace! Wow. My thumb doesn't hurt in it. It rests it in the appropriate position while the hard shell protects it from accidental bumps I highly recommend Dr Pott at Orthopedic One for thumb injuries.

Never thought I would hurt myself playing pickleball, but I did. Went here weekly for about two…read moremonths. Top notch care and facility. I not only strengthened myself physically but gained confidence in getting back on the court. I was educated on the exercises and stretches to use in order to strengthen and stretch the muscles around my injury. I hope I never need come back but this will be my first choice if I do.

This concerning Prime MD Pain Management Clinic. I have been a patient there for two years. My…read moreDr. Was Dr. Katta and I need to say that he has been an amazing doctor and I have absolutely no issues with him at all. He has always taken very good care. My issue is with the management. Within the last month or so (with no prior warning) they have closed their doors due to mismanagement. Staff was not getting paid, rental furniture was getting ready to be picked up by the rental company for no payment. We did originally receive a letter discussing to announce the closure and I received a voicemail last week saying my Oct 17 appointment was canceled and two months of meds would be called in. This has not happened yet. We all have had to scramble to find new coverage. My chief complaint is I was scheduled for surgery today and my acute pain issues have always been covered by my doc at Prime MD. Over the past three weeks I have left multiple messages asking for coverage and I have not received a return call. I had pretty extensive surgery today and I am now home with no breakthrough meds for the acute pain. Needless to say, I am miserable in pain and absolutely feel abandoned. This is inhumane. I just wanted to put this out there about the management of Prime MD. Congratulations on taking a very profitable practice and running it straight into the ground. Very impressive feat! I have been in the medical field for almost 30 years and I have never seen that accomplished is such a short time. Again, the doctors and staff are amazing and need to be recognized for putting up with horrific management for as long as they did. They care about patients and I wish them well.

From the owner: PrimeMD, a group medical practice located in Ohio, aims to deliver first-rate care to patients at…read moreits offices in North Columbus, Newark, Lancaster, Westerville, Kenton, Marion, Wilmington, Dublin, and New Albany. The highly skilled PrimeMD team takes an individualized, personal approach that separates them from other primary care providers. Each PrimeMD office is an independent practice that's able to make its own management decisions, and team members directly influence how their site operates. Key metrics like patient satisfaction, return rates, and referrals define each site's success, with physicians and other team members working toward delivering better patient care and a greater presence in the community. An experienced clinical director leads every PrimeMD group, with support from a highly-qualified team of physicians, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, and physician assistants, who coordinate all aspects of patient care. Together, they diagnose and treat patients with a comprehensive range of common health problems, from coughs, colds, sore throats, influenza, pneumonia, and headaches to urinary tract infections (UTIs), diarrhea, ear infections, STDs (sexually transmitted diseases), rashes and skin infections, gastrointestinal ailments, and pink eye...

Havener isn't the type of place you call to get glasses or an updated eye glass prescription... its…read morewhere you go when you have eye disease or an eye injury. I saw one of their neurologists today to help figure out why my eyes keep blurring out and having shadowed double vision. If you need a doctor like this be prepared to wait for the appointment. Fiften years ago there were only maybe a dozen to twenty eye neurologists in the USA. There are more now but not that many... so the fact that we have three on staff here is incredibly fortunate. The fact that the two I have had care for my vision are empathetic as well as thoroughly skilled is just beyond amazing luck. On the day of your appt charge your phone or bring something to occupy yourself. There can be a lot of waiting... this is normal! Why??? Their patients all have complex issues and the doctors will take as much time to thoroughly try to solve each one. One by one.... That can back up the flow. Just realize when its you in that room... they will give you 100% of their attention. They will come in fully prepared (meaning they have read your chart thoroughly prior to seeing you) and will ask you as many questions to get to the root of the problem and you will leave with an action plan and answers. Its productive. You are in good hands here.

Dr. Mendel took over care for my wet AMD from another doctor. I could not be happier. Dr. Mendel…read morelistens, explains in a way I can understand what is going on with my eyes and has a patient l, caring attitude. The rest of the office staff is the same. Above average care.