Dr. Won operated on me over 12 years ago and my back has never stopped hurting. I can't feel my…read moreleft leg or the ball of my foot. I've never been the same again. Don't let him touch you!

This man is a butcher . I am sitting in another spine hospital trying to fix what he has done to…read moreme. This man stood over my bed in recovery after my surgery and told me sorry the cage he used in my back was too big so he forced it damaging the nerves in my left leg and foot. Which gets worse every year. When I asked him about the pain and hard to walk he said oh you will get used to it. I can't even mow my yard or vacuum without pain. He also damaged the nerves in my boss's back. Don't use him please. I have to give a star to post wish we could do minus stars.

I'm beyond disappointed with Precision Orthopedic and Sports Medicine. My son had a scheduled…read moreinjury appointment Dr Robert Bayless-- we arrived early, filled out all paperwork, and then sat for over 90 minutes with no update, no apology, and no sense of urgency. When I asked the front desk if they would accept a patient who was 45 minutes late, they said they don't even allow someone who's 15 minutes late. Yet somehow, it's fine for them to make us wait endlessly. That's not just inconsiderate -- it's disrespectful. I understand that some patients take longer than expected, but this level of delay and poor communication shows zero respect for the people waiting. Doctors expect patients to value their time, but clearly don't value ours. Completely unprofessional. Precision needs to do much better.

I went to Southlake office today. this was a reschedule of an appointed doctors office cancelled…read more Having been waiting over an hour and still not called back. In waiting room there are others that have waiting longer than me. I guess they don't feel the patients time has any value. Dissatisfied patient

Great staff at both the front office and the PT team in Irving…read more Unfortunately, my experience with billing is the reason I'm not leaving 5 stars. First, I was charged a no-show fee for an appointment with a PA that I never scheduled. Second, I was charged a no-show fee for a Monday PT appointment during a major ice storm, when schools were closed for multiple days and the City of Irving Police Department advised residents to stay off the roads. Most businesses, including grocery stores and banks, were also closed. If the clinic had used its texting system to clearly notify patients that appointments were still being held and that no-show fees would apply, that would be different. But expecting patients to travel in unsafe conditions without any communication is unreasonable. Because of this billing approach, I'll be continuing my care elsewhere.

I fell and suffered a shoulder injury and was in a lot of pain. I had never been to a DOC location…read morebefore and the initial experience was terrific. I recently lost my ACA health insurance and was very nervous about the cost of this. I was a walk-in and they treated me right away. Because I was uninsured, I had to pay the $478 visit fee up front. I was evaluated by a good nurse and very good Physician's Assistant named Evan. I was quite impressed with him. For the fee, I received his evaluation, x-rays, an ultrasound, a Toradol shot, and a sling to take home. I was so relieved. The care and the cost were all very reasonable. I didn't mind not seeing a doctor at all. I was scheduled for a follow-up visit in one week and was happy to return. However, at the follow-up visit, I discovered that the fee would be $203. I was never given any itemize documentation for what any charges covered. But what choice did I have? You can't exactly go shopping around for follow-up care without having to pay for a new place's initial care fees. The follow-up was with a different PA, who was also very nice. She spent 10-15 minutes with me and did her evaluation. She told me to go home and wear the sling for another week and then come back for another follow-up. That was it. A routine PA visit for a person with insurance earns the company around $115. If I had Medicare, it would be around $80. Every follow-up at DOC for uninsured patients is $203. It's like they get you in the door and make you happy, then gouge you.

I had used All-Star Orthopaedics for a knee replacement as they were recommended by a co-worker who…read morehad a good outcome. My knee surgeon recommended Dr. Timon. Dr. Timon was professional and knowledgeable. I had my back surgery l4-l5 fusion 1 year ago. I was pain free when I awoke from the surgery. I could not be happier. My life has been restored. No more back pain at all! I would highly recommend you would consider Dr. Timmon and his team should you be experiencing back pain.

Dr. Timon and his team are the best. I had severe hip pain. He diagnosed it as problems with my…read morelower back. We decided to do surgery. The surgery went well. Recovery was easy. It's been six weeks and I'm completely pain free. Now, I start physical therapy.

Dr Gottlieb (Jamie) is very personable & wants to ensure you have the best surgical outcome with…read moremaximum pain relief. I was very comfortable meeting with him on my initial visit prior to my Abbott Eterna Spinal Cord Stimulator permanent placement. After the placement I did have some issues with the settings because I was in significant pain on the opposite side of where I was hurting prior to the placement. I contacted his office, as well as the Abbott rep. Dr Gottlieb (Jamie) ensured the rep was at my first follow up visit to adjust the settings on the stimulator and also set me up for another follow up. I also was given adequate pain medication to manage the pain. The new setting is helping!

From the owner: Gottlieb Spine is an advanced orthopedic spine surgery center in Irving, Texas. Led by top-rated…read moreorthopedic surgeon Dr. Jamie Gottlieb, our spine specialists deliver top-notch care and individualized attention to every patient. We specialize in minimally invasive techniques and advanced surgical treatments to treat complex chronic and degenerative spine-related conditions such as spinal stenosis and ongoing neck and lower back pain. Orthopedic Spine Center takes an integrative and multidisciplinary approach, combining multiple specialties, preventive, nonsurgical rehabilitation, and orthopedic surgery to alleviate your back and neck pain under one roof. One of the most distinguished and experienced orthopedic spine doctors in Taxes provides orthopedic care to everyone, regardless of age, gender, and specific spinal conditions. Our spinal surgeons use an evidence-based and time-tested approach to spine care, offering our surgical patients honest and open communication as a base for trusted doctor-patient relationships. Our center is affiliated with the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, the most prestigious surgery center in Texas, ranked as one of the 20 best hospitals in the nation. The goal of our center is to effectively relieve symptoms of various spinal health issues, improve patients' health and well-being, and help them enjoy a pain-free life...

WORST DR IN THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE I went in for a surgery…read morethat created a disk of the simple procedure where they were going to remove a disk and the surrounding bits off of my sciatica nerve so that I could have more functionality and have less pain upon waking up from surgery from this god-awful physician, I was literally paralyzed. I cannot feel my vagina, my stomach, my behind or anything else that's the lower extremities when I go to use the bathroom, I have to pee and poop in a bag yet this man is still out here practicing medicine, making surgeries He cut my spiral column my cord my spinal fluid fluids were no longer inside of my body, and when I recovered from surgery, fully paralyzed this Dr said, just pray please find any other doctor you can because this one is not for you

August 2005, 10:15am…read more Sign in at the doc's office, fill out forms, sign release forms since the damn HIPPA laws and the dorks at the MRI place sent them the 1st report but not the 2nd, sit down and wait.. and wait... and ask what the hold up is... he's stuck in surgery, he will be back soon... and wait... About NOON, we finally got to see the neurosurgeon (Nickname "TheCuteOne"). He asks me about my migraines, my numbness, my symptoms, and really listens to what I had to say. For once in this whole crazy shabang, I had a doctor listening to ME! He pulls out the MRI (and the X-rays sent with me by the Chiropractic Neurologist I had seen the week before) and shows the Chiari and starts drawing little happy faces and lines on it. The fact that my Chiari is only 8mm was a good thing and he said that it just didn't look like they were crowding each other that bad. It was possible that the "hole" that the cerebellar tonsils fell in is bigger than "bigger than normal." He says that he wants me to go get a second opinion (maybe a third if 2nd doesn't agree), but he just didn't think my condition was bad enough for surgery at this time. He wants to talk to the other doctor if Mr.2ndOpinion thinks I need surgery, and he wants to send me to a new neurologist to start a brand new pain medication and treatment plan to see if we can treat my Chiari without a knife and a zipper-scar. After he talks to me "TheCuteOne" asks my parents if they have any questions. My mother brings up the 2nd MRI that I had done last week and the absence of a syrinx. He flat out tells us that had my 2nd MRI from Tuesday resulted positive, and that I had a syrinx, then instead of pain medication and new doctors... that our conversation today would have been more along the lines of hospital gowns, designs shaved into the back of my head, and what color stitches I wanted in my zipper. He said that the Chiari surgeries were "FUN" and that you get to go in there and see all kinds of neat stuff.. but he frankly didn't think I needed it yet. He's a brain surgeon, he says he does necks and backs for "FUN." Then he seals the deal by saying, in front of my parents, "if you were my daughter, I wouldn't do surgery." This was the first neurosurgeon I saw for Chiari and I was a little put off by his suggestion that my surgery was something he did for fun, like waterskiing. The reason I can't give Dr. Cwikla more than the 1 star, is because he is the one who referred me to Deborah Cantrell... the drug dealer who made the first six months of my life as a diagnosed Chiarian a living Hell.

Worst treatment I've ever received on the phone to set up an appointment. The receptionist who…read moreanswered the phone was very rude and preceded to hang up on me all because I asked to speak to someone else because I wasn't understating her question. I never once yelled at her yet she told me I was and instead of getting someone else to help me she hung up on me. If this is a reflection of how the doctors are as well I would highly advise fo stay away. It's a shame I'm in a great deal of back pain and seeking some medical help and I couldn't even get an appointment.

From the owner: DFW Center for Spinal Disorders believes in improving lives through innovative spine care in a…read morecompassionate, patient-centered environment. Our doctors, who have been serving patients in the Dallas/Fort Worth area since 2009, are spine specialists first and spine surgeons second. Our specialties include minimally invasive spine surgery, motion preservation, lumbar degenerative disc disease, lumbar spondylolisthesis and stenosis, cervical and lumbar disc herniation, cervical myelopathy and radiculopathy and spinal tumors and trauma. Our physicians also treat conditions such as back pain, neck pain, bulging discs, compressed nerves, sciatica, scoliosis and degenerative disc disease. We have nine convenient locations to make it easy for you to get the care you need: Arlington, Burleson, Dallas, Flower Mound, Fort Worth, Irving, Plano, Southlake, and Weatherford.

I've only seen Dr Shadad one time virtually due to Covid back in June of 2020 because I was new to…read moreDFW and needed to establish a neurologist so I could continue to have my medical condition monitored and prescribed medication as needed. Unfortunatly today I am running low on my meds and so I rang her office to get a new prescription but the office staff said because she(the dr) last saw me last year I needed to be seen before she is able to write up a new prescription even though I told her I am running low on meds.What they didn't tell me at the initial appointment was that I would need to schedule an appointment yearly to get a new prescription. I' have never had this issue with any of my former neurologists. The neurologist I saw in Hawaii yes they did reinforce the fact I had to see him once to twice. year they still told me if I am running low or need a new prescription called in before the appointment to just call their office and it will be taken care of.So Shadad didn't tell me that an appointment is needed yearly or tell me to call her office to schedule an appointment for this year.Appointments such as speciality care I prefer making in advance so I have the appointment scheduled for that year or so many months. Because of the above, I am leaving her office and switching to someone closer who is more understanding with more experience under his belt. In my experience drs who have less than 20 years under them aren't very good. I wouldn't recommend her office .

This is the worst doctor. Will not assist my husband with paperwork needed for his job. They…read morerequire his neurologist to fill out. Worst experience with her.

I was treated so amazing by everyone in this office. They were caring, compassionate and…read moreknowledgeable all while being efficient as well. I can not give enough praise to Dr. Won's P.A. Samir. He was by far once of the best medical practitioners I have seen and that's a lot. Thank you so much for giving me a quality of life I hadn't had before!

From the owner: At "Minimally Invasive SpineCare (MIS)" it is our philosophy, and practice to help our patients…read morefind the most minimally invasive answers to their back pain, and neck pain problems, and in some cases this means no cutting at all. When possible we initially try to use the least invasive (non-surgical) treatments to help our patients manage their back and neck pain, and we do this by using our very own network of highly specialized pain doctors. Only when non-invasive procedures have been ruled out, do we then begin to look at the minimally invasive surgical treatments as necessary options for our patients' painful back and neck conditions. We take spine surgery seriously, but we make our patients long term health and wellness our first priority. Some conditions we specialize in are: Herniated Disc, Upper Back Pain, Bulging Disc, Degenerative Disc, Arthritis (Spine) and Bone Spurs, Facet Disease, Spinal Stenosis, Foraminal Stenosis, Scoliosis and Minimally Invasive Fusion.

Dr. Elmore is a wonderful physician, person, and overall professional. We've all been inured to…read morelong waits prior to our scheduled appointments but here that is never an issue! You always get called in right on time. Dr. Elmore really cares about her patients. She keeps track of their medical progress at a very meticulous and personal level, so you almost feel like family when you come to see her. I highly recommend this doctor!

DO NOT DO BUSINESS HERE. I hate that my original doctor retired because I have never dealt with…read morethis much hassle before. They require constant visits, and it feels like nothing but a cash grab. I've been on medication that works great for me. However, when it came time for my refill after 60 days, I was told I had to come in and pay $145--for what? The medication works fine. I followed their instructions back in December, refilled my meds in February, and now it's May and the same issue again. With inflation and the rising cost of living, who can afford to pay out of pocket every time just to get a refill? And let's not even talk about the cost of the prescriptions themselves since I haven't met my deductible. Please explain why an in‑person visit is required for refills within a 60-90 time frame? Every refill requires another appointment, regardless of whether the medication is working. It honestly feels like they are milking patients. I only see these people for one thing yet they want me to come in for other services. Why? I only want to see you for one thing. They then said, I would need to show them proof of getting wellness services else where. Why? I don't have to prove anything to you'll. I only see you for 1 thing. So why the hold up. If the money went toward improving the office, it might make more sense--but the place looks untouched since the day they moved in, likely back in the '70s. It's old and outdated. Trust me--if you value your time and money, go somewhere else. Find a provider who cares more about patients than padding their pockets. GREED IS RUNNING THIS OFFICE.