Many, Many A+s to this practice. Dr. Wanze gets my prescriptions to me on time, which the other…read morepain mgmt. group messed up repeatedly. PLUS, she has solved an opioid constipation problem that has bugged me for YEARS! The office assistants are so nice also. Only very good things to say about these people. Thank you, Meritus Pain Mgmt.

I was told to take 1000mg of Tylenol 3 times a day and supplement with 1000mg of Ibuprofen in…read morebetween that if I was still in pain. The Dr didn't talk to me about my x-rays or MRIs to explain where my pain was coming from. He said that he looked at them but I don't believe that he did. He had me walk back and forth, pull and push with my arms, he stretched my legs and hips and that was it. He made no reference to anything specific in my MRI, nothing about my scoliosis, the bone spurs pinching nerves on each side, nothing! I would recommend that you go somewhere else if you ate looking for help with pain that doesn't involve thousands of milligrams of pain medicine.

Meritus Medical Centers labor and delivery department is TOP NOTCH. We went to MMC after being sent…read morefrom my wife's doctor during pregnancy for preeclampsia symptoms. The nurses and doctors were amazing. My wife ended up having to have our twins early for medical reasons and the staff was great at explaining everything. My wife needed help after giving birth and the nurses were so compassionate. Our boys stayed in the NICU for a bit and Dr Uddin and Dr Mandoa were amazing. The nurses were also great. Being able to come or call in 24/7 was amazing and helped ease the sting of not having our boys home with us. Dr Budi who is now an executive at the hospital even stopped by to say hi and even covered a shift once even though he is on the administrative side, which I thought was very respectful and admirable because he didn't forget where he came from. I'd recommend this place for everyone. They truly care about families.

Dr. Toso delivered my baby through a C-section and because of her, I now have to deal with a trauma…read morein therapy which was the biggest trauma of my life. As I was laying on the table, she did some tests to see if I was feeling anything before she cut me open and every single one of her tests were answered with a "Yes, I feel sharp pain". She went ahead and cut me open anyways. Result: The Epidural catheter was miss placed in my back -so the anesthesia wasn't working- and I felt the ENTIRE surgery and screamed of pain THE ENTIRE SURGERY. My whole C-section was about me screaming "STOP, I FEEL EVERYTHING, PLEASE STOP", and not being acknowledged. I felt Dr. Toso cutting every layer of my skin and it went on... If that wasn't traumatic and messed up enough, I also lost a lot of blood - my hemoglobin/blood count went from 12.0 to 6.0 and I got into a critical stage after surgery (A SIMPLE C-SECTION) and had to have blood transfusions. After surgery Dr. Tosso never came to the room to clarify why everything happened the way it happened. I never heard a sorry from her or the anesthesiologist and they also lied in the reports saying that the surgery was UNEVENTFUL, NO COMPLICATIONS AND ANESTHESIA WAS ADEQUATE. What a shit show!!!! My husband was with me the entire surgery and witnessed it all, if wasn't for that I am sure they would have played the card of "patient was hallucinating"

I would like to know who I speak to in order to encourage accommodations for Remote Worker…read moreCaregivers to Cancer Patients in order to do their work remotely while the cancer patient is receiving treatment. In this day in age with the increase of remote workers, accommodations will need to be made. On 1/8/25 Social Worker Carrie Starkey lied to us saying no rooms were available for my remote working caregiver to present his very important report at a meeting nor did she offer options to us in order to assist. She walked away during the request and purposely disappeared in order not to have to deal with it. She only needed to tell us that my caregivers use of a room was prohibited and explore an alternative.