Utah Pain Specialists is the place to go for chronic pain relief. Dr Matsumura is educated as an…read moreMD, Pharmacist, Anesthesiologist, & in pain management. Around 30 yrs of professional education that he now uses to treat those in pain. He's not the only pain treatment Dr there either! These Drs & their professional teams & staff provide several types of injection treatments to relieve pain & give advise & meds for aftercare at home too. They know you are in pain from your prior surgeries or those needing surgery, MRIs, Cat scans, X-rays etc. They provide a full diagnosis of your pain needs & treatments available. You don't need to suffer with this pain clinic available. I'm so very grateful to this clinic for understanding my pain & providing continual care for me since 2007, 15 yrs now! My pain is under control & I have the Utah Pain Specialists to thank. Give them a call. You won't be disappointed. I haven't been!

I don't love that I have to be treated here, but I really do love the doctors here. I've been here…read morefor 2 or 3 years. And they are always quick. I've never been there over an hour. I appreciate their effectiveness, but willingness to treat me as an individual. Dr Raj has always remembered me since the very beginning. He knew personal things about me and always brought them up. They are quick and efficient, but I have never felt like a number being pushed through the conveyor belt like I have at other doctors (like an OB when I was pregnant- that was sad!!) Dr Raj often jokes and makes me feel more comfortable during procedures or appointments. I feel like he is a friend. He knows what my insurance requires and how to get what I need while using my coverage. Since I've been going for years, I get interested in things they are doing or seeing during procedures so I sometimes ask questions. He is so great to answer things and let me know what is going on. I never feel uncomfortable, even when I'm getting shots in my tailbone and am rather....exposed. He is respectful and professional. Anna, the PA (I think) is awesome too! She is so caring and takes time to talk if you ask. Again, she does have a pattern of the way she asks questions, does the prescriptions, and leaves, but that's just because they see so many people in a day and if there are no other needs, then why not be fast? But I've had her administer trigger point injections or stay and talk during my medication refill appointment. I know she cares and wants what is best for me. She's been honest when I've asked about my future and where my treatment is going. I really appreciate her. Some of the nurses are also memorable and great. At least I think they are nurses. Or assistants of some type. I'm not sure titles. I would know their names if I heard them, but can't recall them all. One, I think Stephanie, loves Batman and has a lot of personality. She is fun and makes me feel comfortable. There is also an older woman who helps with procedures. I always feel a little better when I see her. It means the procedure is close and I'm in good hands. She's funny and very knowledgeable. She takes time to explain what she's seeing as she sets up they X-ray. She has experience as a patient and professional, so she understands what it feels like as well as what is going on. She often makes jokes and is so fun. Together these professionals make me feel welcome and well taken care of. I went to another pain clinic before this and I hated going. I waited forever. The doctors were cold. I was a number. It was terrible. I'm so glad I changed doctors and feel grateful to be a patient here.

I scheduled my appointment a full week in advance specifically to give the office adequate time to…read moreobtain my records from my previous provider. I made it clear I would rather wait the extra week than come in without my labs, knowing they would be necessary for a productive visit. I called the morning of my appointment and was explicitly told they had received my most recent bloodwork. When I arrived, they did not have my labs. Despite this, the NP had already formed her opinions before reviewing anything. Was rude and arrogant, told me my brain fog was simply due to old age and didn't bother to ask about any other symptoms and that my testosterone level of 167 ng/dL -- which my lab flagged as clinically low, was not a concern. She recommended DHEA as an alternative to TRT with no discussion of my history or symptom pattern whatsoever. When I raised concerns, the NP accused me of trying to skirt protocols, protocols I had never objected to and was fully prepared to follow. I ultimately had to pull up my own lab results on my phone, screenshot them, and email them to the office myself during the appointment just to have my records present. I left without a meaningful evaluation or treatment plan despite planning a week ahead, confirming my records were received, and coming fully prepared with documented symptoms and specific health goals. I was dismissed, blamed for their administrative failure, and made to feel like a problem rather than a patient. I would strongly encourage anyone seeking men's health or hormone evaluation to find a provider who will actually review your records before drawing conclusions.

I have been going to this clinic and seeing Dr Hamp for 20 years. He is absolutely the best Dr I…read morehave ever been to see. He listens to me and takes the best care of me. I wouldn't trust anyone else with my Healthcare, honestly. Everyone is always so nice. I highly recommend this clinic and especially Dr Hamp.

Dr. Brown and Kennedy at the front desk are both very kind and helpful. I like this office!read more

I received excellent care here. Everyone from reception to the medical assistants to my doctor was…read morekind, professional and helpful. I've been coming here for years and have never had a negative experience. I feel like I'm in good and caring hands

I've been to this clinic several times and have never had a bad experience here. Unfortunately they…read moreget pretty slammed, so if you come I would recommend not going in right before they close, as I think the doctors spend a little less time with you trying to get to everyone. Some doctors have been better than others, but the doctors who took the time to figure out what's wrong with me or explain to me what could be happening have made coming here worth it!

The care and medical service is amazing. From the moment you arrive at the front desk, to the…read moremoment you leave the facility. You feel you have received the best medical attention possible. For after hour or weekend medical care or minor emergencies treatment West Jordan InstaCare is the best.

Craig and Dr Douglas are amazing not to mention the friendly Xray and nursing staff.read more

I came into the office after experiencing extreme pain in my ribs for 4 weeks. The other doctors I…read morevisited could not figure out what it was. After about 10 seconds the doctor felt around said my rib was dislocated and popped it back into place! It was instant relief! Very professional and knowledgeable, great staff!

Dr. Warner was my son's anesthesiologist. Intubation from hell. My son had an uncomplicated…read more30-minute surgery and he ended up with trauma to the back of his throat. Severe uvulitis with necrosis. {{Look it up!}} My son's soft palate was swollen + bruised hot pink/purple. His uvula was stretched out + *blood red*. "Hot potato" voice. Plus the sloughing off of gray matter for two weeks, and the now partially-missing uvula. It was a 30-minute procedure! This wrongdoing should never have happened. I suspected negligence? The anesthesiologist was Dr Keith Warner. I filed a complaint with Intermountain, and Dr Warner called me and we spoke about my son's condition. Dr Warner said he takes pride in his work. He excels to the point of being OCD, and he claimed to not understand how this happened. He said he was very upset that my son was injured. I'm giving two and a half stars because IMO a 1-star means life threatening/death. The trauma that was inflicted upon my son's airway took TWO WEEKS to recover from. For TEN days he said it felt like swallowing "fire" and "glass." His abdominal surgery was a breeze compared to the hell he's been recovering from. Dr Warner suggested using his pain clinic if we had further issues.

The only place in town with a board certified CV anesthesiologist also doing Scrambler therapy- in…read moreaddition to the other complement of injection options. It seems useful for chemotherapy induced neuropathy (only heard about it recently from oncologist). Seems to be a method that also is non-narcotic option for the weird phantom pain/chronic regional pain/post electrocution/post-herpetic neuralgia pain type issues... (the dumb pain the brain makes when the actual insult is long gone whether it be post fire or surgery or chemical poisoning the nerve- probably not for folks still doing chemo or who have a massive tumor under it and less effective to diabetic neuropathy). But he also seems to be an all around pain specialist and does injections so bravo! Be patient as the office isn't always open; and staffing might not always have access to his schedule when he's doing full anesthesia duties at the hospital and it's probably shared staffing and so something you've had for months to years won't fix overnight and I'm betting if it's acute chest pain or abdominal pain he'll send you to the ER for the usual rule out first.

Have you ever called a doctor's office to make an appointment because you dropped something on your…read morefoot, and you want to see if your foot is broken, or cracked or even sprained...and to have the receptionist talk to you in a condescending rude way? If you call here, you will want to jump through the phone, and wring the receptionist's neck. That sounds so extreme, but that's how I felt after getting off the phone with her, and then again having to deal with her when I checked in for my appointment. I didn't appreciate her eye rolls, and under her breath sighs. I was also surprised by her behavior, because she is an older women you would think she would be more professional. The intake nurse was so nice, and helpful. So very kind when taking x-rays of my foot and vitals. Then Dr Dickerson came in and took a look at my x-rays for just a few seconds and said your foot is just fine. I said "Why does it hurt then, it feels like it's broken, especially when I walk." He said he didn't know, but if it continues to hurt come back, and then that was it. I saw him for maybe for 3 or 4 minutes at the most. Weeks later I get a bill from my insurance company saying I owe another $25 for my co-pay. Why did the rude receptionist not charge the correct co-pay in the first place, obviously she isn't very good at her job.

Dr Dickerson is great. He takes his time and explains things well and best of all he gives…read morepainless shots.

Went in for my bunion, Dr. Dicks was very helpful & informative. His assistant was very nice &…read morehelpful too.

I cannot say enough about Dr. Ellsworth. He is AWESOME!! I recently had Achilles tendon surgery. He…read moreused the latest technology including stem cells for healing. With a new wave anchor, to secure my tendon, I thought for sure I'd be in pain. I honestly had only one day of being uncomfortable!!! It's miraculous!! He's really one of the best doctors I've even had. I highly recommend him. You'll find him personable and concerned. He's an excellent doctor! Thanks, Dr. Ellsworth!!!