This is only a pain management group that knows nothing about healing spines!…read more I too, waited almost two hours for Brittany to tell me that back discs don't heal even after I told her I healed after a similar injury 20 years ago. She still said that discs will not heal and I would need surgery. These folks only recommend drugs and surgery. Even the surgeon said that 80% of people with pinched nerves heal, but only after I said I wanted to delay surgery! I researched my problem and healed my back without surgery and without any help from any of the 3 clinics I visited. Healing frequencies, copper, peptides, nontraditional PT, inversion table and more. Learn about the Flexner report and how JP Morgan and Andrew Carnegie used a bogus report to convince congress to defund 80% of medical schools. You know, the ones that taught natural health and healing?!

I waited for this appointment for 2 month, they canceled on me and rescheduled 1day prior to…read moreappointment. I saw Brittney..she seemed thorough but then said I had to start with injections..that would be scheduled 3 weeks out as doctor would be out of town. That they would not prescribe pain medication and at first visit I had to pee in a cup. They treated me like a drug addict. I am looking at 4 different surgeries in the near future...I threw the cup to urinate in out..told them I would not be needing their services and left. If you a looking for pain management I would suggest going elsewhere.

Dr. Hey and his staff are absolutely wonderful! My daughter had been in a brace for scoliosis (42…read moredegree curve) for a year, but it didn't help. We came to Dr. Hey for a second opinion when her doctor recommended a wait and see approach. In our experience, back pain becomes worse with age, not better. My daughter is in color guard and plays violin. She had significant back pain and took pain medication daily. Dr. Hey discussed her options with us and encouraged my daughter to think about what would be best for her health. She opted for surgery. She missed about 2 weeks of school and rested during spring break. She was able to return to color guard for band camp in July and has not had to take any more pain medication for her back since her surgery. We are so thankful for Dr. Hey's expertise and his caring heart. He and his staff were an answer to prayers. My daughter is so thankful that she had her surgery and is very thankful for Dr. Hey.

From the owner: Dr. Lloyd Hey, MD, MS, a Harvard-trained spine surgeon, helps our guests lead dynamic and…read moreproductive lives by repairing and correcting spinal deformities and providing ongoing management and care.

I was referred to Wake Spine for chronic hip and back pain…read more Check in was great. Really nice people at the desk. However, I was not informed that they only do injections. It was a waste of my time and my insurance money. Plus I really don't like the fact my business was given to a Dr who did nothing for me. This review is for the Greenville office.

I recently received a bill for service from 6/19 of LAST YEAR from the Greenville office. Nothing…read morefor 9 months! Moreover, they are out of network (I'm in ECU Employee Plan, which everyone takes). I was referred from an ECU physician. Who knew? The bottom line is I get to pay more! Bottom line: you get I pay more. Watch your wallet. Out of network can pretty much charge as they like.

After my ear infection healed, I was still dizzy. This went on for months. I went to a different…read moreENT, had testing, and was told there was nothing wrong!  Someone mentioned Carolina Functional Neurology, so had I to give it a try.  Wow!!!  I am so glad I did!!  Everyone there is amazing.  They did all these tests none of the ENTs ever tried. They found the problem, explained it to me in simple terms that even I could understand. Though it wasn't a quick fix, they knew the problem and how to treat it.  The dizziness is now gone! I can't thank Dr. Miret and Dr. Glickman enough.  So very grateful!!!

I am so grateful for all of the support I received at CFNC. Dr. Miret, Dr. Glickman, and Caleb…read morereally helped me feel see and helped me understand what was taking place in my body. Pre-CFNC treatment I was dealing with severe brain fog, dizziness, heart palpitations, nausea, and bloating (and so many more severe issues). Dr. Miret placed me on a treatment plan that almost fully resolved all of these. I can think clearly for the first time since 2022 and have seen so much improvement through all of my symptoms. If you're on the fence about whether it is worth it to seek treatment here, I really encourage you to do so. After seeing endless specialists the last few years, this team was the first to really help me. I will forever be grateful for everything they have done for me.

Unable to reach Raleigh office by any means. Phone no longer connects. Closed? Idk, but it was as…read moredisappointing an experience possible. McKetamine with little personalization. Dr. K was confrontational and unprofessional, perhaps partially through inexperience. Zero bedside manner.

Ketamine Treatment Centers of North Carolina have changed the entire game! They are looking at…read moredepression outside of the "pill" box and looking at contemporary treatments that last without taking anti-depresents.

I cannot recommend this place enough! Dr. Graham Clements is very intelligent and really knows his…read moremedical knowledge! I'm super picky about the right person for adjustments since some can do more harm than good but I feel totally safe doing adjustments with him and it works wonders. Plus he is very personable! He is also super accommodating to fit me in and I appreciate their flexibility so I can fix my pain. I could probably sit there and talk for hours because I genuinely like being there! The staff is also super nice and always greets me with a smile

Amazing office environment. Dr Clements takes his time to understand your specific needs and will…read moreexplain strategies for any injuries you may have and how to help incorporate PT exercises into his chiropractor care. As a long time patient I can speak from years of experience, when you walk into his office you are going to receive the best quality care there is. They have become like a secondary family to me and I appreciate of the high standard of care I have received while being a patient. Dr Clements, Nikki, and Lynn are all amazing people and will take amazing care of you any time you walk through those doors.

I saw a pain management specialist at this practice for 10+ years. I was recently seen for…read moreincreased back pain and was prescribed Dilaudid 2mg. It was WAY too strong and I ended up in the hospital for 9 days, having visual and auditory hallucinations. I always received excellent care from this physician and was shocked when I was prescribed such a strong opiate. After this experience, my PCP will be handling my pain meds.

Used several types of care here and have had mixed results…read more Facilities are clean and new. Equipment is satisfactory. Team members are mostly excellent. Online Patient Portal is satisfactory.

Just when I thought Raleigh Orthopaedic couldn't get any worse, they proved me wrong today. I am…read morealmost 4 months post-op from a total left knee replacement and still have the same inflammation I had the week of surgery. Three weeks ago, I was there for X-rays to see if bone had grown into my tibial component, as there was a 2 mm gap between the component and the bone. At that visit, I was told they saw signs of bone growth. Today, I was told by Casey, Dr. McNabb's PA, that there is "no way to know" by looking at an X-ray. That is a drastic change from what I was told three weeks ago. When I questioned the inconsistency, I was told they had "retracted" what they told me originally. I was also told you cannot see bone growth on an X-ray; other surgeons do not agree with this. My recovery with Dr. McNabb and his PA has been terrible. I went to two other orthopedic surgeons, and both told me there is no bone growth and that the tibial component is possibly loose, showing this to me in detail on my imaging. Raleigh Orthopaedic either does not want to acknowledge this or is refusing to admit it -I honestly don't know. Because of this, we are now talking about a revision in the next few months with either UNC or Emerge Ortho, both of whom have been excellent at explaining everything clearly. I'm in my fifties, and this has been the worst experience I've ever had with a doctor. After surgery, I felt completely on my own. At one point, Dr. McNabb even told me that the physical therapy staff on the third floor "did not know what they were talking about." Bottom line: terrible experience. Get a second opinion. I didn't - and I truly wish I had.