Totally useless and deserve less than zero stars.
I could have asked my referring doctor who referred me to this place to refer me to different pain management doctor, but choose this practice because their website lists my medical condition twice as something they "specialize" in. They also mention "feet" 3 times and "injections" everywhere. I went so far as to call 5 weeks earlier and talk to a medical assistant and confirmed that they treat my condition with cortisone injections. So my appointment date comes and "Dr." Wall walks into the room, looks at a paper in his hand and says to me "I am supposed to talk to you about getting an electronic stimulator installed in your back". I knew then that he was a puppet and all was lost. I knew that he had violated my privacy rights and spoken to a previous Doctor of mine about a previous medical condition that I no longer have. The previous Doctor also violated my privacy rights. Please do not confuse my terms referring Doctor with previous Doctor, they are 2 different doctors.
He never asked about my pain, where it was, what were my symptoms, or examined me. He never got closer than 10 feet to me. He clearly did not care why I was there or have any intention of treating the condition I came to see him for.
To make things worse an electronic stimulator which is a glorified Tens Unit in my back is not recognized as a treatment for Neuropathy in feet. Where as, cortisone injections in my feet are widely used. He disagreed with this fact. Then I told him that there was a lot of information and photos of where to inject the cortisone into my feet to relieve neuropathic pain on many medical sites on the web.
I know he is not a surgeon and I was not there for that but he also disagreed that surgery on my feet existed even thought I told him there were movies of it and surgeons who do such surgery on various medical websites. I even cited an article in "Practical Pain Management" magazine, which he said he subscribed to, that went into detail how nerve surgery has a 91% success rate for neuropathic pain. The article has pictures and everything. He said I had read it wrong. No, he is wrong. read more