Commonwealth Pain & Spine - Pain Management in Morristown, Tennessee

“Entire experience was very excellent. From the front staff to the nurse to the doctor all first class. Dr. DiChiara really listened to everything and made a plan for treatment that involved the patient. You can tell the staff and doctor really care and want to help their patients. Would recommend Commonwealth Pain and Spine to anyone needing pain management. Very refreshing change from normal doctor visits.”

— Katrina Bateman

“Since I was established as a patient I have received over and beyond care from Commonwealth Dr, and staff. Everyone here is amazing and makes the experience worth while. Great people who care and take care of all of my medical needs. Way to go team!!! Thank you for all that you do.”

— Ricardo Silva

“I have solid calcium fusion from C5-C6, the disks in my neck are gone., and I have pervasive facet hypertrophy and uncovertebral hypertrophy, all up my top half of my spine. Nothing but bone spurs and no cartilage. I also have constrained stenosis in literally every joint space in that area. It's truly awful. Waking up in the morning, if even I sleep, or whenever I come back to consciousness, it's like waking up in Hell. I was a patient for Associated Pain Clinic for five months. It was the single worst experience I've ever had medically. They gave me 1 pain pill, 5mg of hydrocodone a day for 5 months, which is quite literally the definition of torture. I was in pain the whole time. I asked them and called them several times to give me at least 2 a day at the very least, but nothing. They'll get what they deserve from God one day. Commonwealth seems like a legitimate place out in Morristown. The doctor was very nice, clean-cut, professional and caring. I would definitely recommend him. They actually asked real questions and seemed empathetic to my situation. They need to get my records from the other sadistic fake pain clinic and then they get started. I can't live like this for 40 more years. The laws on pain pills are brutal and overly litigious. It's like they're trying to punish anyone who takes pain medicine with government surveillance. It's really a violation of half the Bill of Rights. They took our most basic human right away not to feel pain.”

— Jonathan Burton

“The young women that go in the room with you before the doctor gets in there are not professional. They are young girls and I don't even think the doctor knows how they talk when he is not in there. I also went and had the MRIs done that he wanted and the lady that went back with me would not even call to get the mri. The MRI was sent several days before my visit and they cannot find it. I also did not get a call back from the office manager in which I was told I would be called back.”

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