Pain centers

Titchou

Only you can answer that. I think at a minimum you did yourself a disservice by not at least seeing what they would have to say. And for narcotics, they would need have a physician sign the scrip. That's a legal requirement. Free clinic waiting periods are usually long.

karlee1010

Hi. I can only say an: "if I were you, then probably..." I think I'd wish that I'd just waited to find out what the end result was, at least since I'd put in the effort to go there and all. And I've done that before too. I've left a place beforehand, and then went home and reconsidered it. It's easy to lose focus when you're in pain. I've called a place back and apologized for my impatience too. Even when I pretty much expected them at fault in the first place. But, they didn't. Haha. IT still helps though. I just don't want to burn my bridges anywhere, in case of emergency, you know? I had been impatient. Even tho they were at fault in the first place, doesn't mean they were anywhere ready to admit that. And they weren't it seems. It's still your own decision to answer your question. I hope sharing my experience can help you some.

Pattyanne

I wanted to make the point that this pain center was not very professional. It is not a free clinic and I have excellent health insurance. I will now go through my primary care doctor and get xrays and a referral for a back doctor. I just wanted to warn others about this TV advertised pain center.

Shoreline

I get what your saying. sounds pretty shady and if your gut tells you to go I say listen o your gut. good luck, Dave

Pattyanne

Thanks, Dave