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Southern Nevada Pain Center - T MOBILE PHONE COMPANY IN LAS VEGAS NV

Southern Nevada Pain Center

2.6(66 reviews)
2.7 mi•Westside

I have been going to see Dr Wilson Since I moved here from…read morethe East Coast. Dr Wilson has helped me a lot I have had several epidural injections there and have another one scheduled soon.

Bait-and-switch Tactics & complete Lack of Communication…read more I was referred specifically to see a Physical Medicine doctor by my primary care physician. When this office called to book a last-minute cancellation slot, I jumped at the opportunity. However, the entire experience turned out to be a massive waste of time and felt entirely like a revenue grab. Despite having my referral paperwork naming a specific physician, no one on the scheduling staff bothered to inform me that the doctor no longer worked with this office. They had me fill out extensive paperwork, wait and go through a full examination with a practitioner I never requested. It wasn't until the end of the exam -when I realized the provider wasn't addressing my actual medical needs-that he informed me he specializes in Pain Management, not Physical Medicine, and that the original doctor was gone. Instead of being upfront from the start so I could find the right specialist, this office rushed me in, wasted my time, and offered me imaging and medications for a specialty I didn't even come in for. Save yourself the frustration and double-check everything before booking here-their front desk communication is abysmal and they clearly prioritize filling open appointment slots over actual patient care. I asked them do you see my requested doctor at the top of my referral? She said we get these ALL the time and we don't question it! Unbelievable, so I'm not the first, it happens often here!

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Southern Nevada Pain Center - Dr. Erkulvrawatr has an interest in neuropathic diseases such as complex regional pain syndrome (also known as RSD) and diabetic neuropathy.

Dr. Erkulvrawatr has an interest in neuropathic diseases such as complex regional pain syndrome (also known as RSD) and diabetic neuropathy.

Southern Nevada Pain Center - In our practice, we focus on the diagnosis and management of acute and chronic pain.

In our practice, we focus on the diagnosis and management of acute and chronic pain.

Southern Nevada Pain Center - Shinly Pangilinan is a board-certified nurse practitioner (NP-C) with a Master of Science in Nursing - Family Nurse Practitioner.

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Shinly Pangilinan is a board-certified nurse practitioner (NP-C) with a Master of Science in Nursing - Family Nurse Practitioner.

Pouya Mohajer, MD - Quadriplegic right after my surgery.

Pouya Mohajer, MD

2.9(37 reviews)
7.0 mi

Update: I went back due to my RA flare getting worse and not stopping. He seemed angry with me and…read morerefused to give me anything else. After examining me he saw that I was still in a lot of pain and gave me a shot. Not long after I went to the ER and the doctor said that shot is very outdated and VERY dangerous. The staff and my nurses are still amazing and so kind and caring. I don't know if the doctor was having a bad day or what. I felt like I was a child in trouble. I won't go back.

if you value your life stay away from this practice. Primmed is a practice that limits the…read moreappointments to 10 minutes because of the ICD-9 and ICD-10 charting, meaningful use excuse, drug test excuse, and any other excuse they can to make money. It's about paychecks over patients! They'll misdiagnosis you and chart it wrong, leave things out and say you're in remission from cancer. Stay far away unless you're forced by your insurance and have no alternatives! They're reckless! I offered to catheter myself to provide a drug test if they would get me a catheter from the urgent care on the other side the nurse told me they had bad blood with them! I asked for an oral swab they said they don't do that! I offered a hair follical test they don't do it! But I'm in renal kidney failure and can't provide a UA for that reason and they make no concessions and say your treatment will be drastically impacted if I can't, but I haven't been able to except for one or two times a day! In all reality the doctor that graduated from college should have said I should go to the emergency room, knowing I have multiple myeloma and that's the situation. Also that I have renal kidney failure ! Make your own decisions, but even a medical malpractice lawyer could see this is negligible! Just saying! Especially after reading everything they did and didn't write in my chart and all those patients who gave me their names in the waiting room. They should have realized I wasn't alone and I was talking to those patients and the one hugged me and gave me her information! Witnesses are incredible. Sh e really ran out of there to cat h her ride throwing that cane in the air waving it all a round, didn't she. I thank your office for the breach of trust.

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Valley Anesthesiology Consultants

Valley Anesthesiology Consultants

1.7(3 reviews)
12.6 mi•Anthem

I am giving 3 stars because the care I received from this group was excellent. However, the issues…read moreI have with them that caused a 2-star reduction are: (1) I (my insurance company) was billed $5200 for Anesthesiology for a simple, 45 minute outpatient surgery. Everything I researched shows this as an outrageous amount to be billed. (2) The bill was split into two identical amounts of $2600...one for the Anesthesiologist and one for the CRNA who assisted. (3) My insurance was billed separately for these two charges, despite being for one procedure, which then created 2 co-pays being billed to me. (4) I called to question and the billing person said that the Doctor & CRNA just "split the charge equally" when the doctor decides to include a CRNA. I questioned the 2 co-pays for one service based on the doctor's desire, and was told that's just how they do it, with no clear reasoning. Does it make sense that a nurse would bill the same as the doctor? (5) I then called my insurance company and reported the double billing, explained the simple outpatient procedure I had and how I felt the charges were excessive, and that their billing practice resulted in me having 2 co-pays instead of one, even though they were from the same medical group, for the same procedure, on the same day. My insurance company notified me that they are now requesting that Valley Anesthesiology resubmit their invoice as one charge, not 2 separate charges and that I should have had only one co-pay as a result. Their billing practices (take a look at the associated group's reviews out of Arizona), seem to border on theft...both to the insurance company, and to the patient. I understand that insurance companies disallow a big portion of the charge and that they have to write off any disallowed amounts from their network insurance providers, but they then try to make double from their patients by charging 2 co-pays for one procedure. I would advise anyone who receives 2 separate Explanation of Benefit (EOB) amounts from their insurance company in regards to this practice to immediately question your insurance company. Had it been on one invoice, and therefore considered on one EOB, I would have been billed $150 co-pay instead of a $300 one. I am hopeful that if enough people report and dispute this deceptive billing practice, that it will stop them from attempting to collect undue copays from their customers. Update: My insurance company contacted me and verified that there should have only been one charge and one co-pay. This practice is most definitely extorting 2 co-pays from their patients when a CRNA assists. I received the updated Explanation of Benefits from my insurance company and my responsible amount is $150, not $300. Deceptive billing practices, bordering on insurance fraud....although it isn't the insurance company being defrauded, it's the patient. If you get 2 co-pays, immediately contact your insurance company and question it.

They charged for double anesthesia on one case. Insurance only will pay one bill. The best part is…read moreI did not know it was sent to collections until I tried to apply for a new bank card and they said my credit score dropped to 680. I have never had bad credit and I have always paid my bills. This company is terrible and does not contact you with the fact you are being sent to collections..

James G Marx MD - internalmed - Updated November 2026

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