Brittni is amazing. Straight up. She does amazing work. She…read moretackles any of the issues I bring to her attention (especially with my lower back) and she provides amazing tips and tricks, exercises, and stretches I can do at home. I've done cupping which leaves me feeling tons better after. I leave feeling relaxed every single time. She did an adjustment on my 11 year old son today and she did an amazing job at making him feel comfortable. She walks you through your appointment and is full of tons of information. I'd highly recommend checking her out. I love the vibe of her work place as well. So fun!

About 3 years ago I started doing heated yoga classes at Yoga Pod Reno. My blood tests at the Reno…read moreVA showed that my sodium levels were lower than the minimum levels... I started adding sea salt to my protein powder mix. Later I added other electrolytes and I switched to mostly drink alkaline water instead of tea or sodas. A lot of my aches and pains went away. I started yoga in 1969 doing football. I dropped doing it until about 1993. I have kept it up since then. In my retirement I am grateful that some days I can get in 3-4 classes a day. I was rear ended on my way to class this summer. My car is out of the shop after taking 50 days to be repaired. My body has had a few other previous car wreck injuries that got aggravated in the recent whiplash. A couple of my previous chiropractors had moved away or retired. I found Dr Brittni and LifeForceNV on Yelp by looking for a nearby location that had great reviews. She also is married to a vet who also is in law enforcement. She gives discounts to both. Her massage therapist, @gingerroottherapy is also a combat 82d Airborne vet that was stationed at Ft Bragg NC. Both have helped to heal me back to normal with things like #cupping, represented by the octopus hologram for the suction cups. I use supplements from Amazon and Dr Brittni sells me one ... TraceElements 40,000 Volts that has Boron in it. It also has liquid magnesium in it that helps to move me.

This was our first time here, as my daughter had surgery today, and naturally we were a bit…read moreanxious. Both the pre-op nurse Savannah and post-op nurse Ashley were so kind, calming, and incredibly comforting. They truly made a difference in helping us feel at ease during the entire process; especially for my daughter. Hopefully I got their names correct, please know they were absolutely wonderful, and we are so grateful for the care they provided. Thank you

I just had a surgery here last week, I was really scared as I haven't had many surgeries in my life…read moreand was traveling from Las Vegas for my procedure. 10/10 care from the staff here! Check in process was easy. The anesthesiologist who took care of me was fantastic and so nice, he made me feel way less scared and taken care of. Post op was a breeze! I really appreciated my time and experience here! Thank you for taking care of me

This is my second pain management clinic and I definitely got advanced treatments here. There are…read morethings I like and things I don't. It is usually pretty easy to get an appointment but they must adhere to insurance restrictions on timing. Office staff and the docs are all friendly and caring. The office is always sparkling clean. My main complaint is how consent to treatment is handled, it is put in front of the patient as you enter the treatment room with no opportunity to actually read it. It shouldn't be that difficult to hand out the document when you check in to afford a bit of time to read. Patients are only given a copy on request post procedure and I've not been in shape to remember to ask for it then.

The staff, specifically Rosemary Prince and Emily Fletcher at office location on 10451 Double R…read more.. Sweetwater Pain and Spine are efficient and their follow up is great. Both ladies are extremely pleasant and friendly. Always greets you warmly with a smile on their face. Renee Morrow

Top notch! This practice is a team of professionals who consistently go out of their way to help…read moretheir patients. I can't say enough good things about the compassionate care that I have received over the years. You're not a number her......you are a human being. It's rare to find a medical practice that is more focused on patient care, rather than the almighty dollar.

Despite being severely ill and normally completely bedridden while going through a drug trial, I…read morewent to this guy every month for about three years. You never know what you'll get with him, sometimes he's paying attention and a nice guy and sometimes he's a completely different person. He pushed and pushed for me to do all day Ketamine treatments that didn't do anything. When the time came to move from Reno to a major university hospital in another state for treatment, he cancelled my very last appointment and when my father went in to pick up my prescriptions he realized that my prescription for the Fentanyl Patch (which I had been on for years) wasn't there. My father was told that this was the doctor's decision and when my father asked if he could speak to the doctor, he was rudely told NO and that THIS WAS THE DOCTORS DECISION! Then my mother called and asked "why aren't you titrating him down slower?" But she was told the same thing, NO! So, not only was I being transported by car to another state (which caused me incredible pain and suffering) I was also going through withdrawals at the same time...thanks to this cruel, vile man. Please think about this if you're choosing a pain doctor!

Dr Tatro messed my epidural up. After my procedure my teeth chatted for 2 years. I have harding of…read moremy nerves Thecal sac. When I looked it up this happens when the epidural needle breaks through the layer protecting the spinal cord. If the steroids gets in it can cause all sorts of problems. She assured me she did this correctly. I requested my records. I was shocked when I found that she blamed my Thyroid Medication for the chattering teeth. So she lied to protect herself. I was unable to sue for malpractice due to that. It was her notes against my word. I would be very careful. Yes she friendly a nice. I would say overly so. She was only covering her self really didn't care about me or my chattering teeth. Now I have Arachnoiditis I will be in pain the rest of my life. Thanks to Dr Tatro. Please don't let her give you an epidural.

Doctor Tatro is an incredible doctor!! Her patient care is above & beyond most doctors. She…read moreexplains what your situation is & the best method of treatment. Her cheerful disposition is contagious .

Dr. Dan Brady is new to this location but not new to healing. He has helped my husband in the past…read morewith a knee injury, healing it 100 percent and recently helped heal my shoulder with Prolozone therapy he offers. I can't recommend him highly enough for all areas of care. Getting an appointment and being seen safely during this time was easy and efficient.

LOVED the care here. Dan was amazing. Definitely coming back. My back feels greatread more

Amazing, totally amazing…read more I had written to my primary care doctor through MyChart to request a referral to see a pain specialist. I had an appointment with him scheduled in a week, and he replied that we could discuss it then. No urgency, no help in the moment. In the meantime, I tried calling a pain management office within his own network (Carson Tahoe Health), hoping to bypass the referral. Unsurprisingly, they said no. I was in a lot of pain, frustrated, and feeling hopeless, until God sent me an angel. Someone told me about Dr. Nairzi and his walk-in urgent care orthopedic clinic in Reno (United Pain Urgent Care). I drove there, arriving at 5 PM. Within just over an hour, I was evaluated and treated with facet joint injections at C2-C3. For the first time in years, I was pain-free. I don't know yet if this will be a permanent fix, but the fact that I could walk in and be treated the same day with no referral was absolutely life changing. I now have a follow up appointment at his main clinic to explore longer term treatment options in case the injections wear off. This is how healthcare should work. Not delayed by bureaucracy or driven by profit, but centered on compassion, urgency, and the patient. God Bless Dr. Nairzi and his incredible staff for their vision, care, and for being the kind of doctor we so desperately need more of in this broken system.

I have been in pain for over 8 years, worse the past 3 years. Had my first injection and the pain…read morewent away. Finally able to walk, sit, and even sleep through the night. Fast forward a month later on a Sunday and the pain came back 10X. I called and this place has an urgent care who got me in the day after i called. They were really busy but the staff were all so very kind.

I came to pick up my pre-op test orders. The lobby was clean and orderly. I had a seat after…read morechecking in. Miriam came out to give me the pre-op package. She was friendly and professional. She explained everything well. I highly recommend this medical office.

To Dr. Marshal Tulbert-…read more You walked into my mother's hospital room after she was emergency transported back and opened with, 'I hear you've been having respiratory issues.' That level of detachment from her actual condition is unacceptable. After a five-day stay at Rosewood--where she was left in feces and urine on a fresh surgical wound--she developed pneumonia and the flu. She had already been back in the hospital for six days before you finally showed up, and in that time her wound washouts were postponed three times despite continuous drainage. This goes far beyond poor judgment--it points to a serious breakdown in care. As a human being, how do you have the audacity to stand over your patient and play that kind of game? The complete lack of follow-up is inexcusable. Not a single phone call, not one post-op check on my mother, nothing. That level of negligence is beyond unacceptable. If you think you're untouchable, you're not. Somehow, you still had time to take on new patients. That says everything about where your priorities lie. Cory- your role in this was nothing more than enabling the situation. There's no accountability, no ownership, and no excuse. Andrea- your actions were completely self serving. If you're in this profession for anything other than patient care, it shows. You did absolutely nothing to help my mother. This entire experience was a failure across the board. Negligence, lack of communication, and zero accountability. Completely unacceptable. I'm beginning to seriously question whether this is being handled by people acting in good faith, or at minimum, with basic professional conscience. These issues raise significant concerns about ethics, accountability, and basic responsibility. I have no intention of letting this be brushed aside or repeated with anyone else. I will be pursuing every available lawful avenue to address this, including self-representation if necessary under Nevada law. This is not something I'm letting go. Lil forewarning