My first and only appointment with Integrated Pain Solutions was quite an experience. I showed up on time to my morning appointment. I'd spent over an hour completing all the required paperwork online beforehand. I even received a confirmation I successfully submitted it. When I showed up for my appointment, the receptionist said there was no record of it, and I'd have to do it all over again. So I did. A couple hours later (I'm not even kidding), I finally get taken to a room. I must've waited another 45 minutes for the doctor. We discuss my issues and he says he wants to run some blood work. I've had thousands of blood draws, so that's no biggie. He leaves and a few minutes later, a young medical assistant comes in to draw my blood. She had nowhere in the office to draw my blood, so she didn't know what to do. I asked if they had a blood draw chair somewhere, she said no. There was no table in the room for me to put my arm on, so I suggested I prop my arm up on the exam table. It was very awkward for her, and she had a very tough time. I'd been there for around 3 1/2 hours at this point, and it was well into the afternoon and I wasn't feeling good because I needed to take my medicine and eat something. I ask her to get a print out of the lab order so I can take it to my medical provider and have them do it. She hesitantly leaves to go ask the doctor. She comes back several minutes later, and says "He won't let me do that. He says I have to draw your blood here ". (She had an expression on her face as if she'd just gotten in trouble). So once again she tries to draw my blood, and has problems. I ask her to get a warm compress to make it easier to see my veins. (I'm a pro at getting blood draws). She said they don't have anything to use as a warm compress. So I kept trying to help her figure it out, and eventually she was able to tap a vein. I could not get out of there fast enough. I was there for four hours, and was feeling sick. I scheduled a follow up appointment for a month later, but had to cancel because I was ill. The receptionist asked if I wanted to do a telehealth visit, since that's what I was having in their office anyways. I said no, I feel too sick. Then I was all "Wait. What?" Turns out the doctor was out, and they had a doctor from a different state seeing patients via laptop. What the?!? So they weren't going to tell me this until I showed up, apparently. I never rescheduled that appointment. Thank goodness, because their billing department has been a total nightmare to deal with. It took a couple months for medical bills from them to start rolling in. The first was for the copay; totally legit. The 2nd was for a test done in the office. It seemed unusually high for something so simple, but the claim hadn't been submitted to my insurance yet, so after waiting weeks for Integrated Pain Solutions to do that, I went ahead and paid it. Well, turns out they overcharged me nearly $60! Then nearly 5 months after the appointment, I received another bill! They double billed me for the same test, but this time they said I owed even more money! (Over $100). I contacted them right away about the numerous billing errors and asked them to fix them and issue me a refund for the first bill they overcharged me. Rather than help me, they sent me to collections without any warning or communication whatsoever!!! What kind of shady illegal business practice is this?!? So I had to get my insurance company to investigate it, which took weeks. And I had to write a detailed email to the collections agency, disputing the claim. It has taken so much of my time to deal with this. Not to mention the stress. Thank goodness my insurance company reviewed the claims and spoke to their financial department and set things straight. A few weeks after that, I received an email from their financial department saying I should be receiving a refund check. I have yet to receive it, so unfortunately I am probably still going to have to deal with them to get my damn refund. What a nightmare this has been. BTW it has been 8 months now... read more