Having recently moved to the area, we needed a Pain Management Doctor and we were told to use this…read moreoffice. From the get go, the staff could not have been any better. They understood Multiple Sclerosis and serious back pains and got right to it. A million thanks for the seamless transfer and your delicate handling of us both, you make pain bearable.

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Hopefully my first visit will be a 5 star review. They processed my paperwork and got me a pretty…read morequick appointment understanding I'm in pain 24 7. Thank you and looking forward to Friday.

I have injections for back pain because my accident now I have to wait for the next procedure in my…read moreback, they very professional, staff helpful and location is good but they are not close enough I have to drive.

I have been going to Dr. Reheem, advanced pain management, for 18 years. He is an excellent…read morePhysician. Caring, attentive and very thorough. I will have a difficult time replacing him with someone else. Nurses are wonderful also. Diane Murphy

Absolutely one of the best pain management. And I have been going to pain management over 25 years…read more He Listens to the patient. Answers questions. Takes time with you. Unlike others they try to push you into procedures. Very good Doctor. Highly recommend. Not sitting in waiting room forever. Always on time.

Terrible place, they cancel appointments the day u are to be seen, then I made another appointment…read moreto find out they booked me with a PA. They charged me $50 for a urine test and $60. After 3 more vists at $60 a copay plus $50 for urine tests, they offered shots. I am all for shots, sometimes they help and very grateful for them, but I have been on pain meds since 1993 because a tractor trailer hit me. This PA Steven from New Port Richey puts himself higher than a doctor. They only try to get you in as many times as possible and charge you for urine tests. Run from this place and see a Doctor! Kathy

Dr. Raheem...Athough I get that conversation is not his strong suit, but the lack of urgency he…read moredisplays when it comes to patients time is ridiculous. I had a 11 a.m. appointment like always I knew there would he a little wait but going on 3 hours and not being seen is flat out disrespectful. The staff are friendly but little they can do. I swear if we can bill for our wait time then maybe he would be eager to see patients.

Sylvette Martinez - she is the Front Office Manager Spring Hill & New Port Richey. Her service and…read moreempathy with the patient were outstanding. Patient: Pedro Rodriguez

This Doctor office is great! When the VA did not determine my condition they recognized what was…read morethe problem, diagnosis was right on and treatment was successful! Excellent I am a client for life!

The best pain dr. in town. He always takes the time to listen, and has done many procedures to help…read moreme!!

^ months been waiting For an injection. You call the office to ask what is going on, and they hang…read moreup on you. You call back, and they put you on hold after 7 mins. They come back and say they have to call you back, but never do. Plus haven't seen the Doctor in over 7 months.

Run don't walk away from this so called Dr! He's Soo rude walks out of the room while u are talking…read moreto him! Did a " media branch block" procedure on my, I was unable to walk for a week! No numbing medicine used before stabbing n I jean stabbing me with needles!! The office is sooo decrepit looking paint peeling off the walls, filthy the floors, disgusting! Go somewhere else. I had to give him 1 star or the review wouldn't post

Dr Alsabbagh-Despite calling his practice PainManagement-Does NOT Do this at all…read more A Palliative Care patient for 25* Years using SAME Meds-this Dr *Recommended I check Myself into DETOX* ~HE ABANDONED ME~

One of the most unorganized doctors office I've ever been to. Office manager was very…read moreunprofessional and I waited over an hour for my appointment because they were so shortstaffed. Not to mention, EVERY time I come in there it's a new set of girls working. I've never in my life been spoken to with such disrespect at any doctor's office. Run if this is your primary care physician.

Yesterday I called the office to report that I was in pretty bad shape, experiencing severe lower…read moreabdominal pain, and requested to be seen as soon as possible given the circumstances. Since my last visit, my insurance information had changed, although I still had Blue Cross Blue Shield -- just with a new member number. I explained this to the staff member. She said she had patients and did not have time to take the updated information, and that I would need to call back. I told her my wallet was already in my pocket and I could provide the details quickly, but she seemed frustrated that I stayed on the phone. She ultimately told me she would attempt to verify the insurance and call me back to let me know whether I could be seen. I waited for quite some time and never received a call. At no point was I advised to go to urgent care or the hospital despite explaining how severe my pain was. Eventually the pain became unbearable, so I went to urgent care. As soon as I walked in, they told me I should go directly to the hospital based on my condition. I did so and was diagnosed with appendicitis, which required immediate surgery. The hospital staff were outstanding -- caring, attentive, and efficient. They tested, diagnosed, and removed my appendix within 24 hours. Upon discharge, the doctor prescribed three days of pain medication and explained that I should pre-emptively reach out to my primary who could prescribe longer than that so I didn't have delays. Afterward, I contacted my primary care office to address the fact that their lack of follow-up delayed my decision to seek emergency care. I explained that if I had not gone to urgent care on my own, my appendix could have ruptured. The staff member I spoke with said they were unable to verify my insurance and that I needed to contact the insurer myself. I responded that if they already knew verification was unsuccessful, they should have called me back as promised -- especially given the severity of my symptoms. The hospital had no difficulty verifying my insurance. I disagreed with her calmly and did not raise my voice, although I was understandably frustrated. She did not appreciate my concerns and hung up on me. I called back, remained calm, and spoke with the doctor directly. He stated that I had yelled at his staff, which I denied. I explained that while my frustration may have been audible, I did not yell or behave disrespectfully. He said he overheard part of the conversation. The discussion shifted toward liability, with emphasis placed on my insurance change rather than acknowledging the missed follow-up. Ultimately, instead of addressing the communication breakdown, the doctor stated that due to how I felt about the situation, I would be better off seeking care elsewhere, suggesting the doctor-patient relationship had been damaged. From my perspective, I was advocating for appropriate care during a serious medical issue and expressing concern over a clear lapse in communication. I believe the office failed to follow through on a promised callback during a potentially dangerous medical situation. Rather than acknowledging that lapse, the focus was placed on defending staff actions. I was not seeking conflict -- only accountability and continuity of care during a difficult time. This experience left me feeling dismissed and unsupported when timely communication mattered most. Mr Edmond, you out your personal relationship with your staff and your ego before your patient. You should be ashamed of the failure. There is no liability here. I have no intention of taking legal action. I was simply trying to notify you of a failure that could have potentially put my well being at risk.