Dr. Berryman Phenix City Pain Management - Pain Management in Phenix City, Alabama

“He is the absolute best doctor I've ever had or seen in my life, I've had several serious surgeries and he takes care of me very well.”

— Brian Chapman

“Dr Berryman, discredited me by writing a note on my prescription, now the pharmacy thinks I'm an addict. He has cursed at me, and even staff told me he was not a good person. Now I feel hopeless and possibly Black Balled. Shame on him!”

— Willie Upshaw

“DO NOT GO TO PHENIX CITY PAIN MANAGEMENT IF YOU CARE ABOUT YOUR HEALTH. THIS DOCTOR IS NOT A NEUROLOGIST, HE'S AN ANESTHESIOLOGIST. Although he's able to practice in pain management does not mean that you should put yourself at risk. My husband went here for back injections and that requires an IV. Dr. Berryman and his staff are not following protocols set by OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration). Failure to wear gloves during the insertion of the IV and the removal of the IV, is a direct violation. I was with my husband and seen this happen two times. The nurse will enter the room and touch everything to take the bloodpressure, using the pen to write, and the tray table that is used for the insertion of the IV, then without washing her hands or wearing gloves, she will open all of the sterile supplies and place an IV. The last time, I questioned the nurse and the doctor about not wearing gloves, and was told that this is the way he does things. The room where my husband was carried for the back injections, no staff or doctor wore a medical mask. This is another violation. None of the staff in the room was wearing gloves. The doctor didn't clean his back with iodine, he used an alcohol swab before giving my husband epidural lumbar Injections. Then the x-ray tech who was in the room the whole time touching various things, took out my husband's IV without washing his hands or putting on gloves. These standards are set by OSHA and this applies to any hospital or clinic. It's a violation of personal protective equipment (PPE) and sanitation. All doctors and nurses must adhere to these standards to protect everyone from any infections, primarily the IV site and potential bloodstream. These infections include Staph (staphylococcal infections), which is a serious bloodstream infection and can cause paralysis.”

— Amber Grace Campbell

“Dr berry man is awesome but the person doing the billing needs to watch out because me and my insurance have had a long talk about my billing. Come to find out I've been over charged for three years. Adds my deductible back on my bill. Insurance told me this. Will be talking to her on Monday. Or my lawyer may be”

— Travis Harris