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    Crossroads Brain & Spine

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    4.1(42 reviews)
    1.6 mi

    Major surgery, similar to procedure 5 years ago with same doctor, organization. Rented equipment…read morefrom related organization, which was incredibly helpful in my recovery. Support staff providing same level of expertise care. Highly recommend.

    Knock on wood, I have only been a visitor to Forte, and not a patient. But I've known three people…read morewho have been patients at Forte, and all of them have had great experiences here. These patients sing praises about Forte, from the doctors to the nurses to the efficient people at the front desk. From a visitor's point of view, Forte is great. They are very straightforward with their instructions, which I appreciate. Just tell me what to do and what to expect, and I'll do it and expect it. Everything went pretty much according to what they said. They have a smoothly running system here. Visitors can help themselves to the unlimited coffee and water at the coffee and water station. This is where the Little Free Library is located! The waiting room also has multiple seating arrangements, from high-top desks to comfy chairs to love seats. Or, if you need something to eat or drink, there's a cafe on the first floor. (See my separate review for La Verna Cafe.) The waiting room is airy and bright. One thing that's kinda weird is that a "cruise director" comes and talks about what to expect with your surgery ... right in the waiting room, among all those random people. That seems unusual, right? However, there are private rooms that you're taken to when the time comes to talk about your particular case with the doctor. As a visitor who is not a patient, Forte is great. But I've been told that it's also great being a patient here, so there's that.

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    Jocelyn Bush, MD

    1.5(6 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    Dr. Bush is always nice. She seems very knowledgable and skillful at what she does. In fact,…read morenearly every time I go to her office she seems a little nicer than before. She even takes the time to occasionally ask me about my family and/or weekend plans. She is also good at giving trigger point injections, which is the main treatment I receive other than medication. The staff at the Center for Pain Management is nice enough, but not always forthcoming with information about what is going on. It is sometimes confusing when waiting to see your doctor because there are several physicians in this office who each work at his own pace, and so somebody who arrives after you might get called in to see a doctor before you. The staff seem hesitant to explain this for some reason. However, there is one young black lady there (but I don't know her name) who is always smiling and very nice and easy to talk to. She is always willing to answer your questions and spend time with you, if you need her. She is very friendly. I just wish I could remember her name. The only complaint I have about this facility is that sometimes you have to wait an extremely long time before they finally call you in to see your doctor. One time I had to be in the building for over 3 hours! However, another time I was in and out in less than 45 minutes. So it varies. I would say the average amount of time I have to wait before seeing the doctor is about 40 minutes, but this includes both waiting room and examining room wait times combined. I don't particularly like having to check-in downstairs and then go upstairs to wait to see the doctor, but I think that is required because of space considerations and the construction of the building in which they are located. Overall, I am happy here.

    My husband & I have six collegiate level degrees between the 2 of us, including an MD (husband is a…read morelocal IND organ transplant surgeon, & PhD (neuroscience). We recently moved here for his work & I was transferring my care from a pain clinic in our previous city where I had been a patient for 8 years. I would never set foot in this doctor's office if you are a functioning member of society, who attempts to use as little opiates as possible to manage your pain so you can function. If you are looking for a pill mill, or a physician who thinks you need to take opiates everyday (sometimes pain isn't everyday, so there is no reason to take opiates everyday, if you aren't hurting every day). Well then, this is the place for you, you can join the 8 out of 10 patients I saw in the waiting room (while waiting for 2 hours for a 9:15am appointment) who looked as if they hadn't showered in 2 weeks. Primarily, any physician who continuously e-mail's you 3 times a week post-appointment stating, "write me a google review, here's the link below (it's been a month since I saw her)," is not a physician to be taken seriously. You are a pain doctor, not a nail salon or medspa, 1,2, or 3 times emailing me for a review is acceptable. 3 times a week, months after my appointment is incredulous. If a MD is 2 hours late before seeing you for your a 9:15am appointment (my experience, & standard according to the plethora of other reviews echoing the same), that MD is simply not showing up to work on time. Behind on patients later in the day is understandable, 2 hours behind on your 1st, 2nd or 3rd patient of the day: you are either irresponsible (consistently late to work), or have no regard for anyone but yourself (& show up to work whenever you feel like it). From the exponential reviews stating she was hours late for their appointment, I suspect it is the no regard for anyone but herself. Additionally, this MD had beaded bracelets extending halfway up her arm between her wrist & elbow, and then proceeded to do the examination without gloves, touching other things (computer screen to point to her scribe), and then me, 100% unsanitary. There is no reason to wear at least 20 bracelets on each arm in a professional medical setting. I don't want your germs for my husband to track back to his immunosuppressed patients. And the scribe, oh Lord the scribe...what is the point of the scribe if you have to stop talking to me for minutes at a time and direct her what to do?!?!? I could go on, but this MD is an insult to the profession, and I'd be here all day if I wrote everything awful about my experience with her. Run as fast as you can away from this clinic (it's not a clinic, it's a pill mill), to a different pain clinic, I thought I had stepped into a documentary about West Virgina in the height of opioid crisis.

    Crossroads Brain & Spine - chiropractors - Updated August 2026

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