Dr. Aguirre is very Rude. He told my mom to find another doctor. He didn't even look at my mom's…read moreface. He gets mad when people ask to many questions.

Care quality , Everything is wrong with this place the doctor walked in asked me what wrong what I…read moreneeded i told him I needed my yearly done and some extra blood work he said I needed to schedule two appointments just to get blood work done Why when I'm here now there taking my blood already Insurance scam .... Very uncomfortable and also had to schedule another appointment just to get my results A big waste of time and money

Beware this dr is only pushing pain injections he does not care about anything else except…read morecollecting your insurance for injections! I've reported this dr to the Stare Texas Medical Board. He's not here to help you he's out collecting our insurance money!

From the owner: "For without compassion, medicine is merely science." Those are the words that Dr. Khoury has lived…read moreby since starting his career as an emergency medical technician. Board-certified by the American Board of Anesthesiology, Andrew Khoury, MD specializes in interventional pain management to treat various chronic pain conditions. He is the founder of Advanced Spine and Pain Specialists in the Woodlands, Texas, and has a passion for treating various chronic pain conditions. With multiple publications of his own research and several years of volunteer work, Dr. Khoury has worked alongside peers in his field with patients to help patients them achieve a high quality of life. Dr. Khoury began his many years of education at the University of Houston where he earned his bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering. He stayed in the city of Houston to complete his medical degree at the University of Texas Medical School at Houston followed by a general surgery internship at Baylor College of Medicine. In 2015, he moved to Galveston, Texas to complete his anesthesiology residency at the University of Texas Medical Branch. In 2018, he joined the prestigious Pain Medicine group at the University of Florida to complete a multidisciplinary pain fellowship, focusing on advanced interventional and minimally invasive techniques to treat complex pain conditions. Today, Dr...

Dr Gilthorpe and his staff have been so instrumental and understanding in my treatment and first…read morerate quality care I receiv from them. Dr G is a double board certified surgeon, and recognized as the best and top Doctors in his field! Thank you for the quality care I always receive and the compassionate way you administer it! I love these People you will too! KJPowell

Had pain in my back going down my leg. It really help my…read morepain. Dr. Gilthorpe was great!.

Dr. Synek is a fantastic physician. He is not only an expert in his field but also provides such…read morecompassionate care. Having chronic pain is so frustrating and it is hard to imagine that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Dr. Synek really made me feel heard and understood. I can tell he patiently works hard to establish a relationship of trust with his patients. He took his time to explain my condition and his recommendations. Additionally his team has been working with him for a long time and equally as caring. I really appreciate Dr. Synek and his team and would encourage anyone suffering with chronic pain to see how they can help!

Great doctors are not the norm. It is even more rare to find one thats values improving your…read morequality of life over finding as many ways to make money off of you. Dr. Synek and PA Teresa's knowledge and determination to help is impressive. I would recommend them to anyone needing assistance with pain issues.

Yes I have told others about this business I have been going since they opened in 2016 my daughter…read moregoes there and many of my family and friends the employees are so nice and the Dr really cares about his patients you don't get that these days my other doctors have you sitting and waiting for 2 hours in those hard chairs everyone be complaining and when you tell the employees what's taking so long to get back there they act so dumb fouled and when you get back there the nurse and dr says he have so many patients in the rooms we'll we don't see them coming out the same with taking my mom to her doctor so they gave her the first appointment of her next appointment and come to find out we would be sitting longer she had to be there at 8 the doctor doesn't come till 9 so we was there till 11 smart we all was so we changed back till 9 so we will be there till 12:45

Apparently they're bogus. I never got a refund after my pharmacy along with several other…read morepharmacies stopped accepting any prescriptions from them. And their info on the web has a none working number now.

the care is great! The exception to the great care is the…read morefact if you attempt to call to get any assistance you can forget it. Their English isn't great and they are at some kind of call center. The Only way to get assistance is to go to the office in person. It should not be this difficult to get a few questions answered. Horrible customer service The doctors and PA's are great. Just do not attempt to call to get any kind of questions answered.

l Complaint Regarding Incorrect Procedure Authorization, Billing Issues, and Lack of Management…read moreEscalation To Whom It May Concern, I am submitting this formal complaint regarding my experience with Minivasive Pain & Orthopedics and the handling of my upcoming injection procedure. During my initial consultation, the physician informed me that I would require a steroid injection and that a future appointment would be scheduled for the procedure. After meeting with the physician, I spoke with a staff member to complete the scheduling process. During that conversation, I was specifically asked whether I wanted anesthesia during the injection. I clearly stated that I did not want anesthesia because I have received similar injections in the past without anesthesia and did not feel it was necessary. Later, I was contacted and informed that my procedure had been scheduled with anesthesia, resulting in a significantly higher patient responsibility amount. I was told my out-of-pocket cost would be approximately $800 or more because anesthesia had been added to the procedure. I immediately contacted your office to explain that I had specifically declined anesthesia during my visit. Rather than correcting the issue, I was repeatedly redirected between departments. I was told to contact financial services. Financial services then advised me to contact the referring physician. When I contacted the referring physician's office, they confirmed that they had not ordered anesthesia and that no anesthesia request was included in the referral documentation sent to Minivasive. As a result, I have spent considerable time attempting to determine who added anesthesia to my procedure and why. No one has been able to provide a clear answer. More concerning is the fact that I have repeatedly requested to speak with a manager regarding this issue and have been unable to reach one despite multiple attempts. My concerns are as follows: 1. An anesthesia service appears to have been added despite my explicit refusal. 2. No one has been able to identify who authorized this change. 3. I have been redirected between departments without receiving a resolution. 4. I have been unable to speak with management despite multiple requests. 5. The lack of communication and accountability has delayed my care and created unnecessary stress and financial concerns. I am requesting: * An immediate investigation into how anesthesia was added to my procedure. * Written confirmation regarding who authorized the anesthesia order. * Correction of any inaccurate documentation. * Review of the billing estimate associated with this procedure. * A direct response from a Practice Manager or senior administrator regarding this complaint. I expect a written response within a reasonable timeframe. In addition, I have been experiencing significant pain for approximately 24 hours a day and am seeking this injection to obtain relief and improve my quality of life. Instead of receiving timely treatment, I have been forced to spend my time making repeated phone calls between different departments attempting to correct an issue that should never have occurred. The ongoing confusion, lack of accountability, and inability to obtain clear answers have caused unnecessary delays in my care and prolonged my suffering. It is extremely frustrating to feel as though I am being passed around and forced to participate in a bureaucratic process while I continue to live with ongoing pain. My focus should be on receiving the medical treatment I need, not trying to determine where an unauthorized anesthesia order originated. Sincerely, Djibril Sagna