I am a patient for a total knee replacement. I am in day seven and I regret my choice 110%.read more

Dr. Adrados replaced my right knee in July 2024. He replaced my left knee is November 2024. I was…read morein excruciating pain. He is an amazing doctor. Having my knees replaced, has given me life. He is professional and kind. I'm delighted to have had this procedure done. He gave me my life back. I can take on any airport, Disney World, and yes, I can even run! It is very painful the first 2 weeks. Physical therapy came to my home for two weeks. Then, I went to physical therapy near my home. The cortizone shot did absolutely nothing for me. One of the best decisions I have every made to have the knee replacement surgery. Carilion took excellent care of me before and after surgery. I'm thrilled that it is over, but absolutely manditory that I did it. I am Pain Free, totatlly. We are so fortune here in Roanoke that Dr. Adrados has come here to be the brilliant surgeon he is!

I went here for over 10 months. Driving an hour to get here. They only prescribe Lyrica and keep…read moreupping your dosage of it. Such a waste of my time and money. They also had me see a counselor! I done everything they asked but they never helped my pain.

Dr. Ung is totally awesome. Great bedside manner and good at what he does. Giving injections, the…read moreguy is good! He really knows how to hit the right spots to calm pain. Kudos to an awesome physician!

I can't say enough for Dr Ung. He has an exceptional reputation for getting it right. Highly…read morerecommended.

I could not have found a better pain management doctor! I do not see Dr. Joyner himself, but I see…read moreMiss Lily and she is absolutely wonderful. I have had severe pain for several years now and they have taken care of it. The facility is always very clean and they even allow me to bring my emotional support animal. Everyone in the staff is very caring and compassionate and I highly recommend this business.

My daughter had to go there. The staff was very unprofessional. The wait was extremely long to be…read moreseen. I person even suggested she eat a tape worm to cure her crohns. They would not let me go back with my daughter during the first consultation and I am her advocate. Was very disappointed.

I can't enough about Blue Ridge Pain Management and Dr. Meghan Coffey!! In all my craziness Dr…read more Meghan Coffey listens and really cares about my pain and everything I go through! She never questions my thoughts and feelings about the pain I live with every day after 9 back surgeries and a recent foot surgery she has always been the one who knows what I am going through, maybe not knowing the pain of 9 back surgeries and a recent foot surgery but really cares about me!! That office would definitely be lost without her in it!!

Blue Ridge Pain Management Associates has failed my father at every level of care, largely due to…read morehis physician, Dr. Baylor. My father is a workers' compensation patient with a severe back injury that has left him debilitated. He is currently in constant pain and cannot stand for more than five minutes due to shooting back and leg pain. Despite worsening symptoms, the care he has received has been negligent and dismissive. The practice is nearly impossible to reach. Phone calls routinely take three or more days to be returned, and patients cannot speak to a live person when calling. For someone in severe, ongoing pain, these delays are unacceptable and harmful. Dr. Baylor spends less than 10 minutes per visit. He does not listen, does not physically examine or assess the patient, and refused to order updated X-rays even after my father explicitly requested them while reporting debilitating symptoms. This reflects a complete lack of clinical engagement. The most alarming failure occurred in December and rests entirely with Dr. Baylor. At an appointment on Tuesday, December 16, he told my father he could receive a spinal injection three days later. When my father arrived on Friday, December 19, he was turned away because he needed to be off one of his medications for five full days. There were not even five days between the visit and the procedure. This was not a scheduling issue. It was Dr. Baylor's responsibility to know medication restrictions, provide accurate instructions, and ensure his patient was eligible for the procedure he ordered. His failure caused unnecessary pain and hardship for a man who can barely stand or walk. Dr. Baylor has demonstrated an inability to provide competent care. The repeated lack of listening, absence of examination, refusal to order appropriate imaging, and failure to manage basic treatment requirements is unacceptable. I strongly caution patients, especially workers' compensation cases, to seek care elsewhere.