I couldn't sleep and was getting desperate when the traditional chiropractor couldn't relieve my…read morehorrible neck/back/rib pain. Dr Perigrine and Maddy fixed my pain with soft tissue work and rehab exercises, in just a few sessions. I couldn't be happier!

I was referred to Airrosti by my physician for chronic problems. My insurance did not cover the…read moretreatment, but I thought it was worth a try. I was informed from the very beginning that if I was not better by treatment #3, I would be referred back to my doctor. I appreciated this honesty up front. I went for visit #3, no better, and was offered either one more treatment or a refund for my session. Again, very much appreciated. They truly care about the patient getting better, not focused on the money. I would definitely use them in the future if needed. I appreciated the attention and care of Dr Ali Covert and Ryan-!!

need to know these people are dangerous-im long time opiate user for chronic pain-had surgery few…read moreyears back on friday and spent weekend going back and forth to er because surgeon wrote weak pain meds--i promised myself this would never happen again-so i had hip total replacment surgery scheduled at temple and got to thinking about this so i talked with advanced pain they promised they would take care of me so got new surgery scheduled at providence-10 minutes after surgery wife called advance pain they called in prescription in our home town-150 miles round trip she had to make-the meds were 10 mg class 3-baby dose-thank god my surgeon took care of me after him and nurses got good laugh--5 days later after got out leg swole hip pounding called them and dr said hed get me some morphine-went and it was 20 tabs 10 mg-wouldnt help a cat-then when complaining they will accuse you of not being honest-blame you for your pain ect.ect-these folks dont care about patients-not only that-they will blame you for having the pain-and disrespect your family members that call trying to help you--danielle will be the worst of the nightmares-she intercepts all in house complaints--just to be clear im 64 years old-they love to get you to pee in a cup-my first appointment they said i had dirty weed test-told them ive never weeded-2 week later after they sent it somewhere it came back clean--no apology-wished someone had gave me heads up***old folks should never have to go threw this----jp

From the owner: Since 2002 A…read moreprivately held company Categorized under Doctors.AMark T. Malone, M.D., a native Texas, is a board certified pain specialist. In 2002 he began his new company, Advanced Pain care, in Austin. Prior to starting his own practice he was a member of a group practice for 12 years. In addition, he was a Clinical Instructor at Baylor College of Medicine for six years. Dr. Malone has successfully treated thousands of patients in acute and chronic pain. He received his Bachelor's Degree, with honors, from the University of Texas at Austin. He completed his Medical Degree at Southwestern Medical School in Dallas in 1982. Dr. Malone's Internship and Anesthesiology training was at Baylor College of Medicine. He completed a Pain Management Fellowship at Texas Orthopedic Hospital in 1998. He is Board Certified in Pain Management with a subspecialty Certification in Pain Management by the American Board of Anesthesiology. This is the only board certification for pain management endorsed by the American Board of Medical Specialties. Dr. Malone is a member of the American Medical Association, the American Society of Anesthesiologists, the International Spine Intervention Society, the American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians and the Travis County Medical Society. He and his wife, Tracy, live-in Austin with their three children. He enjoys water skiing and bicycling.Q

The customer service here is terrible. The first time I came here, the woman behind the desk was…read moretalking about movies with another coworker, and some of it was inappropriate, ( curse words included) And it was loud enough for everybody to hear. The second time I came here with my husband, the woman behind the counter, never acknowledge us, never even looked at us. I had to address her, I said hello, she didn't even look at me when she spoke to me, and said hello, I asked her how she was doing, she just said, fine, she never looked up, never cracked a smile, similar to the first time we came here. The wait is long, and the atmosphere here is negative. I believe my husband can get better care somewhere else, but this is covered by insurance and because of his issue, he cannot travel far and this is the closest place we can go to. If management reads this, my advice, interview your employees that are supposed to be your first impression of your company a lot closer.

I have been going there for several months, over a year. The staff is always nice and efficient. Dr…read moreCulling recently did a nerve block on my spine. It seems better but time will tell. A specialist told me I don't have rheumatoid arthritis and never will. I don't have the genes. That was a relief. I have been very satisfied with their care.

I really liked Dr. Lo. It didn't work out. He said things…read moreand then said he did not. I was overly honest with him. They have a sign in the waiting area. Not true, had a new injury and it was serious. Didn't see him for 21 days.

I've been getting spinal injections for years to relieve back pain. I've also had two spinal…read moresurgeries so I pretty much know what to expect. I switched to Central Texas Pain Center a few months ago due to convenience but have been extremely disappointed in their process. I had to have a pre-injection consultation (although my surgeon already wrote out what I needed specifically) so they could collect an office visit fee. During this visit I waited 45 minutes to spend less than two minutes with the doctor. They also require a follow up appointment two weeks following the injections so that they can collect another office visit fee. The injections did provide the relief I needed but overall I feel they are out to make as much money as possible from each patient rather than focus on the clients' needs.

I've had 2 shots for my sciatic pain, and each resulted with a marked reduction in pain, allowing…read moreme to return to some of the activities I had abandoned because of the pain. I'm getting one more shot, which could be my final one. I have been so pleased with the results, and highly recommend Dr. Fronk! Lisa Shepelwich

I had first ended up in the ER for the pain in my sacrum joints. Got in with Pain Specialists and…read morethe PA said the meds they gave were what they would have prescribed. Yet, when i had a serious question about them after a few days, I called for the PA's help. The desk people would not let me talk to her or even relay a message. Even though I had been informed that they were THERE for me. It seems to be the norm these days, but it really felt like a cattle call to me on injection day. Never met the doctor till I walked in for the shots. At least he removed his mask when I said You must be the doctor. We had made arrangements with billing to hold off billing until our HSA card reloaded on Feb. 1. It was like pulling teeth, but they finally agreed to that. Every surgery/procedure I've had done, the cost has always included the follow up visit to check on the patient's well being. I arrived today for my follow up, with the PA or NA, whatever she is, NOT the doctor. Was told yet another $160 was due. I let her know that billing said they would charge after the card was loaded (It's the 29th of January). I said, my HSA card will be loaded tomorrow on pay day, can you just take the money out of that tomorrow? No, she said. Had to pay it now. Billing's comment was it was ONLY arranged for the cost of the injection procedure, not an office visit. I asked her if they couldn't work with me for one day and I would pay it. Nope. There was no cooperation, no understanding, no grace. I told her to remove me as a patient and left. Horrible way to treat a patient dealing with pain. The injections were SO painful to start with and they did not give me relief, so now I just have to deal with this pain until..... Pain Specialists of America in Waco only care about the money they make. It's pretty sad. They give you hope, but it's all a smokescreen.

I've been seeing Angel and she does a FABULOUS job. A friend in Dallas had a massage by someone…read moreelse there and said it was the best massage she'd ever had. These ladies KNOW what they're doing and you're in for a treat. I highly recommend.

Great massage therapist . Listened to my concerns and addressed them thoroughly. Highly recommend!read more

Waited 2 hours past appointment time ..... Took my co-pay…read morefirst with knowing they must leave me 'waiting' in a room for two hours past my appointment time. Would a doctor or staff member enjoy this? Overbooking is practiced to enrich themselves and milk insurance. If this happens to you, send them a bill for your time. PEOPLE, do not condone this patient overbooking enrichment because you visit them. Even seek a co-pay chargeback. They are NOT privileged to abuse your precious time. "Time is money," according to Kevin O'Leary aka 'Mr. Wonderful'

I signed up to see a Dr. No Pa's , 3 visits never say a real Dr. , they didn't listen to what I mt…read morepain was and they told me I was a risk because I have used pain medicine for a long time but they didn't bother to find out why. I have to have my pacemaker turned off for an mri so instead of doing my hips with my lower back ( because they are really bad ) they did lower back only ,now I had to have another one and put my life one the line again, and found out I have something really bad. But all they did was call me names, put my life in jeopardy, no help with pain or the problem, and don't ask to see a real Dr.

Upon moving to Texas to accept a job as a tenure-track professor, with managed chronic pelvic pain…read morethat had already had 3 surgeries, I began seeing Dr. Jung when he was still in Waco. He literally killed me; according to my doctors when I had to move back north to be cared for, there were 3 decisions Jung made that should have been fatal: taking me off Benzos cold turkey, not testing for C-Diff but instead telling me I deserved the withdrawal and prescribing me Lomotil numerous times (cannot take with C-Diff and can cause brain damage with long-term use.) He also prescribed an anti-depressant. When I had C-Diff, apparently it did not absorb. I was highly suicidal. He told me to stop drug-grubbing and join a church--that maybe in the North mental health was available, but not in TX. This is all not to mention that he demeaned me and called me manipulative constantly, called me "anorexic" when I lost 10 pounds in a week due to C-Diff, decided to take me off vicodin and put me on Fentanyl?! **Since my last posting, I have ordered my medical notes. He was overtly malicious and called me a liar from day one. He continuously references that I am from the "north," and he also said my medical chart was probably illegitimate. He never called to check. It was legitimate. He does not know that I went into a coma in my house in 2016, and the police found me 4 days later. He does not know I fell and broke my leg because I cannot balance. He does not know I finally had a complete hysterectomy (via 2 surgeries) with a doctor from Harvard who equated my pain to that of a man being kicked in the testicles 24 hours a day. And he certainly doesn't know that by taking me abruptly off benzos out of spite, that instead of being the Chair of the Department at a college, I am now permanently disabled. The doctors believe the blow to my brain after several lifetime concussions, caused CTE. I will probably develop dimensia and Parkinson's then die in the next 10-15 years. My fiancé and I split because my cognitive and emotional life is erratic. My life was ruined because of Dr. Jung's cowboy-booted biases. Maybe others like him; but if you are a strong woman with a complicated issue, STEER CLEAR!

Amazing guy and good doc. So thankful to have him here in Waco. He has a great sense of humor,…read moretakes the time to both listen to you and explain things to you, and follows up with you promptly (sometimes personally).