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Banner Physical Therapy - Tucson - Ajo Way

5.0 (4 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
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I've had less than satisfying experiences at numerous pain clinics over the years as I suffer from…read morea chronic, non operable condition that keeps me in constant, unrelenting pain. I'm so glad I finally found the Pain Clinic of Southern Arizona as they have truly helped me to at least partially curb my pain without subjecting me to some of the intrusions other pain clinics impose. Due to the current political atmosphere surrounding pain medications I understand the necessity of frequent appointments and month to month prescriptions (as opposed to 90 day supplies). Like all pain clinics you are randomly selected to supply a urine specimen to prove you are taking your meds (unfortunately, as opposed to selling them). The staff and professionals are always friendly and appear to genuinely care about your condition. I've never had to wait very long beyond my scheduled appointment time before being called in to the exam room. Unlike some clinics they have never pulled any of the unethical practices other clinics do such as treating my pain for a few months and then saying its time to wean off pain medication altogether while offering no alternative to management. In fact, they have frequently offered to increase the dosage of my meds without my even asking. I cannot guarantee everyone will have the same positive experience here as each patient presents their unique set of circumstances and unfortunately there are many out there seeking these meds for both abuse and profit. As for myself, all I can say is that the Pain Center of Southern Arizona has definitely changed my life for the better.

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They are awesome. In the response to getting me in for treatment quickly. Good and helpful office…read morestaff and the therapy staff are great.

I believed all the great reviews - my experience was 180 degrees different. Waited weeks to be…read moreseen - was seen on a Friday and the visit was fine - nothing that I could not have looked up online myself but I wanted to give it the benefit of the doubt and try it. Visit was on a Friday morning - Monday afternoon I get a text message demanding payment. I am to call the office or stop in person- I am confused because they are in network with my insurance - so I go online and they have not billed my insurance yet. This was all verified with them up front BEFORE I made the appointment. I call and try to politely inquire about what I presume was a text sent in error and I get talked down to like I am daft and do not understand how insurance works. I stated that I would be happy to IMMEDIATELY pay them as soon as the EOB from the insurance is posted. This was unacceptable and the negative tone continued so I requested that they cancel all my future appointments. They then called me to try to 'help' me. No thank you - when people show you who they are, believe them. I have engaged with three different medical providers over the last few months in this area - when my insurance issued the EOB, they notified me and sent a payment link and I paid immediately. I understand that you need to get paid - I have no issue with that at all but this was handled so unprofessionally that I do not trust your care. Thankful there are other providers to choose from and I will be letting my doctor know to not send her patients here. EDITED TO ADD: Your response reinforces that I do not want to have care at your office. I have NEVER had anyone refuse to bill my insurance and ask that I pay first. I plan to let the insurance company know of your process. Also, I spoke to two people today - gentle suggestion to not presume that people are stupid when they call in. Yes, I was told that I would have to pay what was not covered by my insurance - I understand that and as soon as you get around to billing the visit and the insurance company generates an EOB, I will pay you immediately. Instead of apologizing to an upset patient who is now not getting care, you are instead here defending your practices. If you never bill what insurance does not cover, why are you billing me BEFORE you bill my insurance? That would violate my provider contract with BCBS - perhaps the ones for PT practices are different?

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