Waiting an hour & a half so far, even came in a little earlier and still waiting to be seen. Came…read morein under the Veterans Choice Program and so far, I wish they'd "chosen" somewhere else.

I have gone here for over 10 years. Knees, hands, thumbs,back you name it. They have someone for…read moreall your ortho needs. Never had a bad experience and their PT is the best. They always take good care of me and the office staff is so nice.

Appointments are always prompt and you are in and out pretty quickly. Staff is always very nice…read moreand helpful.

I was with prime med for nearly 5 years. They on multiple occasions allowed my long term…read moreprescriptions to run out. On one occasion it took 13 days to refill. This most recent time it on the 6th day after calling their location 2 days in a row, publix faxing them twice I had to resort to calling their after hours number. Well this resulted in them telling me they would no longer take me as a patient. Further more this was all done via text. How unprofessional can an office be?

Amazing dr office, love my new dr! Fingers crosses he's my new dr! Very informative, great bedside…read moremanner! Felt very comfortable

Been going here for a few sessions now. Care takers are very thoughtful, listen, and take good care…read moreof you. Was able to schedule multiple appointments at a time. Parking is easy, and business is easy to locate. Recommend if need these services.

Looks like a great place! My dad has been coming here for a little while now, for shoulder and…read morewrist physical therapy. The place looks clean, well lit, organized and inviting. There is also plenty of parking. The front lady is very kind, helpful, and very attentive. The physical therapy staff inside is also nice. At least the person that's been helping my dad. The care quality seems ok. My dad has been getting better, specially with his shoulder. The inside therapy room looks spacious and organized as well. The equipment looks clean and well taken care of.

nice facility, informative staff, great location they are helpful in securing referrals & dealing…read morewith insurance issues .

If I could give them more stars I would. Outstanding staff. Not only did I have a great experience…read morewith my rehabilitation but also when I needed help with my car. When I was leaving I saw an issue and the staff, especially, Blake, he jumped in a helped, he went way above the call of duty. I highly recommend them, extremely caring and supportive! Thanks so much!

After taking my money and doing nothing I am very frustrated I have to go to the emergency room…read morebecause they will not provide the services I paid for

How you call yourself a "Pain Management" doctor is beyond my comprehension! Watching my husband…read moresuffer and be in constant agony this entire summer under your care has been heartbreaking and unbearable to watch. ALL because CYA is more important to you than a person's well being. Because people are overdosing on fentanyl on the streets, you doctors are too afraid to give prescriptions of medicine that will actually help to the people who need it most. My husband was in a car accident, hit from behind and his MRI proves he has suffered multiple herniated disks in his neck and back. Surgery has to happen. BUT in the meantime, you give NO pain medication for this man!? Pardon me, Gabbapentin was your suggestion. I am here to tell you I have not seen any relief from this medication. In fact, the nerve pain is so bad he tells me that his arm hurts worse than his neck at times. He cannot sleep, I have not seen him sleep for more than 2 hours at a time since this accident because of the pain. He's constantly taking baths and falling asleep in the bath because it's the only way to get any relief. Sleeping in bathwater!! Having to work during the day (which, involves a lot of driving) Half awake everyday. Naturally he's on edge, has little patience and is basically in survival mode. Looking into his eyes are so sad these days. He is so miserable! It is absolutely heart wrenching to watch and not be able to help. I think to myself if you, Dr. Powell, had a spouse going through this you would in no way allow this to happen to them. To suffer so unnecessarily like this. Why does my spouse have to suffer? He has never abused pain medication. Ive been married to him for over twenty years and cannot remember a time he's ever even needed or taken it! He obviously has pain, you can see it on the MRI and surgery is being scheduled. Why would you not prescribe this man some pain medication in the interim??? He cannot have surgery any faster than it can be scheduled because if he could, he'd have it done today, he's in so much pain! We are not a third world country, we have access to medicine and this seems absolutely inhumane to me. Pain medicine is not good long term, but in the short term can make all the difference. Even as far as a person taking their own life over being in constant pain. Shame on you, the program you have Tony Crafts on is NOT "managing his pain" one iota!!! I hope this message will cause you to reflect on your choices and perhaps compel you to put yourself in your patient's shoes and consider that their days matter too. As someone with a diagnosed, painful condition, your care team has a moral and ethical obligation to help.