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.

Had to go there have pulmonary and nuro sarcoid which effects the brain spine and lungs. Cant sleep…read moreso Pullmonary and nuro asked me to go to this horrible dr . Referred from my regular dr. to give me sleep meds. this doctor laughed at me did not believe i had these conditions ahd tried to give me meds for bipolar instead of sleep aids since my prednisone and cell cept kept me awake. Laughed at me never again be aware of this man. does he not realize that pred and cellert make you a little off . he should loose his licence. Please dont see him if you have nuro sarcosis

I have been seeing Dr. Christopher Galbreath since 1998. He has successfully been treating my…read moredepression/anxiety/OCD with a combination of anti-depressants and benzodiazepines since that time. A lot of things have happened in my life over these past 21 years but one thing I could always count on is Dr. Galbreath to help me through my struggles. He has worked with me over the years to make sure the medications I am taking are working and has always adjusted the medication or dose anytime I have reported an issue until we found a medication and dose that worked. He has never pushed a drug on me I didn't feel comfortable with or forced me to come off of a medication that is working for me. I have never encountered rudeness from the doctor or the staff nor witnessed it occur with anyone else, so I was very surprised to read about such an event in the other review posted on here. I have nothing but praise for Dr. Galbreath and his staff, and have recommended him to others and will continue to do so without the slightest hesitation.

Great service once I actually got an appointment. In an out very quickly they even got to meet…read moreearly. It was a six month wait for the appointment that was the bummer

i was treated with warmth, care, focus to my needs. I was given options and information. They…read moreresponded to questions on mychart quickly. I could not be more satisfied. Was seen for trigger fingers, got injections, then surgery. I'm sorry to read about others experiences, but they certainly didn't match mine.

My visit to Cayuga Pain Management was troubling from the start. The front desk receptionist…read moreoffered a cold disingenuous greeting and vague directions--no effort to create a welcoming or clear experience. At the intake window, I expected better. Instead, the woman checking me in was eating at the desk and on what sounded like a personal call, repeatedly asking, "Who's going to be there?" while I stood waiting just a few feet away. It was only later that I realized she was also the LVN, not clerical staff. This was not an appropriate way to handle patient intake in a medical setting. During vitals, the LVN corrected me unnecessarily about how I described my spinal pain, focusing on semantics ("neck" vs. "spine") rather than listening. The interaction was cold, mechanical, and disengaged. After vitals, I waited in the exam room for more than 45 minutes with no update. The clinic was quiet, and I was likely one of the first patients. When I stepped out to ask, the LVN told me the doctor was "on her way." **In reality, Dr. Qi Zhang was already sitting a few feet away with her back to me, silently listening to the conversation. She allowed her staff to lie on her behalf--a deception she clearly didn't expect to be caught in, because she never turned around. It wasn't until I returned to the window and said I would be leaving that Dr. Zhang spun around and said, "I was just about to see you." I asked, "You're the doctor?" She then repeatedly said, "The decision is yours"--oddly, as if her title alone should override the clear deception I had just witnessed. They got caught in a lie. If she hadn't turned around, I wouldn't have known. It's clear Dr. Zhang assumed I was in enough pain that I'd overlook their behavior and proceed with care anyway. That's a deeply unethical position to put a patient in: to exploit discomfort and urgency in hopes that it will silence concern. It didn't. I left without being seen. If this is how they operate when someone's paying attention, what else happens when they're not? This clinic demonstrated poor communication, lack of transparency, and an erosion of trust. I would not recommend care with Dr. Qi Zhang or this practice.

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!