These people are rude and treat you like you are a drug addict. They cut my pain meds from 5 a day…read moredown to three and told me I could live with a little pain. I have 3 surgeries coming up and I am in agony all the time. The shots did nothing and they hit into the nerve the first time and lied about it. I would not take my worst enemy here! Do yourself a favor and find a good pain clinic!

Dr Inzerillo goes above and beyond to provide a caring and professional environment for all of his…read moreclients.

From the owner: Physical medicine/rehabilitation - pain managementread more

I had a great experience with Dr. Melfi. I went in for some pain in my shoulder and she told me…read moreabout her process, how it works and I decided to give it a try. Since then, everything has been amazing and I seriously can't thank her enough!

I did get in shortly after getting my referral and have been happy with the improvement in my pain…read morelevel. However, the reception area, bathroom, and exam rooms are all grubby, which is just gross, especially for a doctor's office. My major complaint is that, in four visits, I have had the office staff argue with me all four times about how much I owe. I know what my co-pays are, since my insurance company prints the amount right on the card. But they kept telling me I was wrong. Some of this is my fault. I didn't want to go into my appointment angry and was afraid if I made a fuss, I wouldn't get treated. Also, I could not actually see the faint ink and dinky numbers on the credit card slips, so just trusted they had rung it up as they said when I signed. They hadn't. The latest one was the most bold. My co-pays are even dollar amounts. They rung it up as $88.84! When I saw that, I got a statement from the bank for all four charges and figured out they owe me a little over $50! I'm thinking either someone is incompetent or, dare I say it, skimming? I just sent them a print out of the actual charges, correct charges, and amount they owe me. I'm DONE being compliant. I will be paying with a check from now on and will have a copy of the print out in my purse. If they give me any crap, I'll make a stink and demand Dr. Ortiz deal with the issue personally. BTW, I mailed the print out to the address listed on this site. It came back. It's not in Freeville, but in Dryden.

I was referred by my doctor, whom I've been seeing for over a year. Medical Pain Consultants…read morewouldn't accept me. Didn't give a reason why. I've heard a lot about this place and none of it was good. The real problem is that there aren't any others nearby. Oh well, I guess I continue to suffer.

Unfortunately, this practice has gone down the toilet. What was once a very professional…read moreorganization has become a group of NP's that are narcissistic and an enormously rude front desk receptionist. If you think you had pain when you came here wait till you see how you feel when you leave. If you can, don't walk- run away..NY Spine & Wellness is growing their patient care, I have moved to their kind and gentle care.

No issues with the quality of care. I don't recommend them due to their office staff. Extremely…read moreuncaring individuals that absolutely hate their jobs. I was a patient there for years with no issues then the liberal staff (rainbow haired people) started getting hired and appointments were inputted incorrectly time and again) this staff could care less and it shows it is like the walking dead over there.

I have a comp case . My spine and SI joint are in pain It is taking some time to get to…read more where I am at because of other health issues. Do you think they care? Jill told me I am fine and I need to go back to work there is nothing wrong with me...REALLY! I have worked for 21 years I know my job which she has asked nothing about ever. I am sure she does not know what I have to do. I have to be able to lift 50 lbs and disabled kids in wheelchairs. Like I could really do that.. WOW!! NO clue!! Very rude as she walks out the door.. Are you kidding me!! Find somewhere else to go. If you don't have to have surgery or get the blocks they cant help you here!.

It was suggested that I try NYSWC after my Ithaca Pain Clinic doctor retired. (1)From the…read morebeginning, each, NP that I saw was impatient and rude. The last one, walked into the room, did not identify herself, and the first thing she said was that she had only 10 minutes to spend, so we have to keep moving! (2) Trying to reach a nurse to leave a question was impossible. Each time I would have to leave a question with a concierge receptionist and hope that I would get a call back somewhat promptly. There were a couple of times this worked but for the most part it did not. The last time I waited 10 days to get an answer on a condition I was feeling after a procedure. (3) although the actual MD's that performed two different procedures that I had were most likely qualified... During the procedure they loudly chatted with their staff about personal social things rather than keeping their attention on me... Their patient! (4) the follow-my-chart portal was not user-friendly in the slightest. You are not able to respond to something that might've been sent to you, which made things awkward. If there were errors in my medical records, I could not speak with someone about correcting on the phone or online, but rather I would have to hand- write the errors and mail them in. All in all... I am fed up with the factory-like atmosphere and rude nurse practitioners.

Dr. Teves is absolutely magic. Come in with pain and leave with a new body! She is an utter…read moreencyclopedia of information and, I would venture to say, a genius. If you have not yet experienced an osteopathic treatment you are definitely missing out on a huge modality for pain relief, among other issues. If you're not familiar with osteopathic medicine, the first thing you should know is that a D.O. has the same education as an M.D., and then some. From "prospectivedoctor.com": "DOs stress a holistic approach to medicine, which looks at the whole person rather than as a collection of organ systems and body parts that may become injured or diseased. This does not mean MDs do not look at the whole person, rather MDs are traditionally known to take more of a problem-based or disease-based approach. The DO holistic approach also emphasizes integrating patients into the health care process as a partner. DOs value constant communication and follow-up with their patients. The American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine (AACOM) states that DOs "consider the impact that lifestyle and community have on the health of each individual, and they work to break down barriers to good health." This philosophy is one key reason why many DO medical students choose to practice primary care."

Very knowledgeable group @ Nine Rivers. Dr. T and Chris are compassionate and are the "we'll find…read morea way to make it happen" kinda people. Expect to learn new things about your body and leave feeling better on your first visit.