Definitely will recommend Manos Santas. We brought our dad…read morehear and left with no pain. He does need another visit. it's too bad we were only visiting. We will be back next time we are in town.

I could honestly say that I was considering disability as my hand would not move. I had already…read moreresearched how to open a disability claim. My sister reminded me that that there is Manos Santa's that may be able to help me. Thank God for that! As I went to see him, all I had to do was return one more time and I was like nothing ever happened. I feel so lucky to have been able to return to my normal self with two sessions. I since then continue to go for various reasons and each time he resolves my issues with one visit. Faith is a strong factor, of course. Trust in him he will heal you. My entire family, friends and co-workers go to him when they find themselves in a bind with back pain, leg pain, arms and head pain. Each time they are grateful for him. Don't bother going to chiropractors that just take your money and provide you temporary relief. He is the best and you won't know until you try him.

I would not be here if not for this group. Dr. Lin and his staff, Beth Brown, PA, Michele and Cora…read morehave been treating me for years now. I am a retired Firefighter (Ventura County) who sustained many on-the-job injuries, totaling 22 surgical procedures, with two back surgeries. The one bright spot has been the extraordinary care I get from this group. They care and demonstrate their dedication to their patients every day. If you need the best care available, this is the place to be. Thanks to Beth and the staff, I am blessed to be in your hands! Cono Gil Bouyet

I saw one review here by Mari. I feel bad for her experience, but the doctor and the office are…read morecorrect. It is not them holding up treatment. It's the workers comp system. Mari, if you're reading this, you need to hammer the workers comp department to speed up your treatment! Dr Lin and PA Beth are great. I have used Comprehensive Pain for multiple issues. I've had a neck injury and now back injury. The doctor has his own surgical center so it's not difficult to schedule procedures such as epidurals, nerve blocks, RF, etc.... I recommend them.

Excellent!!!! Exceptional!!!!! Easy to talk to and she listens!!!! Very patient!!!!! Try her and…read moreyou will like her!!!! 10+!!!!!!

Dr. Haidari is a professional kind and caring physician who is taking her time to examine and…read moreconsult the patient very well. It was the first appointment that my mom and I had with her and she took her time to really examine and was not rushed to answer questions. In comparison with some other doctors who rush through the process and barely answer questions, We are very satisfied and she has been very wonderful. I recommend her to other patients and wish her best of luck. Thank you

They never answer their phones! Dont return phone calls. Love the doctots. I recommend the…read moredoctors but their front desk people need to answer phones.

ALLL the ladies that work here are very very rude and inconsiderate. Drs office has a parking lot…read morefor a reason!!! Use it!!

Everyone in this office are very nice it's clean. The Doctor is very nice also I have told other…read morepeople about Spanish Hills.

Very disappointing experience with Spanish Hills Pain Management, particularly with Valerie and…read moreLisa. For over six months, I felt like I was being sent in circles between their office and other doctors without a clear path forward. Meanwhile, I've been dealing with overwhelming pain and ongoing problems with my spine. What has been especially frustrating is feeling like my concerns and the severity of my pain were not met with the empathy, compassion, or urgency I expected from a pain management team. Six months is a long time to feel stuck when you're hurting every day and simply trying to get appropriate care. I hope the office takes a serious look at how patients experiencing significant pain are being communicated with and supported.

He is very compassionate and considerate of your medical history. He helped me with pain management…read moreand substance abuse issues without using narcotics.

Good doctors, been happy overall with Dr. Deitel. Did a good job on my surgery, but it can be…read moredifficult to get a hold of someone in his office in a short time frame as he works out of multiple offices throughout the week. I fault the understaffed and overworked medical infrastructure of this country. Additionally, 1 star for front office staff. They are rude, and act as though their actions are above reproach. Try smiling or even using the common niceties such as "please" and "thank you". You work in a professional setting, the least you can do is act like a sincere professional. Nearly everyone that comes in here is in pain, have some compassion and try to be aware of how you speak to people and how it could be interpreted.

I had an extremely disappointing experience with Dr. Deitel and would not recommend him based on…read moremy appointment. I waited over an hour and a half to see the doctor, and when I was finally seen, my appointment took place in a casting room rather than what I would consider a normal exam room. After waiting that long, I expected a thorough appointment and some meaningful direction regarding my ongoing workers' compensation injury. Instead, I felt completely dismissed. Dr. Deitel repeatedly asked me what I wanted to do, even after I explained that I am not the medical professional and that I was there because I wanted help getting better. I was looking to my physician to evaluate my condition, explain my options, and guide my treatment. I left feeling like there was very little interest in actually helping me or addressing my ongoing symptoms. The interaction felt unprofessional and dismissive, and I walked out without confidence that my injury was being appropriately managed. Dealing with an injury and the workers' compensation system is difficult enough. Waiting more than 90 minutes only to leave an appointment feeling like I was expected to figure out my own medical treatment was incredibly frustrating. After this experience, I have requested an immediate transfer of my care to another provider and will not be returning to Dr. Deitel.

I have worked only with Dr. Bloom's associate, Dr. Nguyen. He had a very difficult case to take on…read morewith 7 brain and cervical surgeries and damage very deep and aggressive in the neck and head. I am extremely grateful to him as he has stepped up to the plate to correct, as best possible per the CDC, the lack of care I had previously and that left me for dead. Dr. Nguyen has been present at my appointments and re-opened the door to some quality of life. Unfortunately, the damage done via my previous pain doc, by ignoring the results of required MRI's and my pleas for help, Dr. Nguyen was dealt a heavy hand. Because earlier detection was ignored, there is only so much he can do. But he is doing it nonetheless. Pain patients will be assisted greatly by Dr. Nguyen as well as an upcoming hand book entitled "Pain Dismissed" to be published 2024 iwhich will assist them in how best to navigate potentially treacherous territory amidst the regulations assigned by the CDC, wherein ALL pain is treated the same regardless of their injuries and resultant pain. I hope this review provides for hope for others. There are still a few good doctors out there but be sure that an MD is going to be present at your appointments before you sign on as, otherwise, you can easily land in a life and death situation without proper help aboard.

I usually don't leave negative reviews, but I feel this is something the office should be aware of…read moreand take seriously. I had a telehealth appointment with Jason, and I want to start by saying that he is an amazing NP. He has been very helpful in managing my chronic pain, and I truly appreciate the care he has provided. However, this review is specifically regarding the medical assistant who pre-screened me before my appointment. Unfortunately, my experience with her was very unprofessional. The way she spoke to me felt overly casual, as if she were speaking to a friend or "homie," rather than a patient in a medical setting. What concerned me even more was that while she was giving Jason a report, I was apparently not on mute and could hear the entire conversation. I heard her referring to the provider using terms such as "bro" and "dude," along with profanity and other language that I do not believe is appropriate for a professional medical environment. I understand that everyone has their own personality and way of communicating, but there is a clear difference between being friendly and being unprofessional. I personally do not feel that this type of communication is appropriate for someone representing a medical office or interacting with patients and providers. I strongly believe the office should do more research and provide additional training regarding professionalism and appropriate communication in a medical setting. Based on my experience, I do not feel that this individual is currently a good fit for the position without additional training and supervision. Again, I want to emphasize that my experience with Jason himself has been amazing. My concern is solely with the professionalism and conduct of the medical assistant. I hope the office takes this feedback seriously and uses it as an opportunity to improve the patient experience.