Pain and Spine Consultants - Pain Management in Lebanon, Tennessee

“Dr. Peace , my doctor and John Carroll, my PA were the ones that actually saved my safe. After 26 yrs of suffering from a fall that led to 349 falls ,244 subsequent procedures , surgeries, and 140 concussions, my doctors chose to send me to the greatest Orthopedic Surgeon on the planet, Dr. John Cornelius. He was the 34th surgeon I interviewed for my devastating hip/pelvis injury. By the time Dr. Peace sent me to Dr. Cornelius I had worn the ball of my leg bone completely away - my leg was bouncing around on the many bone spurs that had developed in my pelvis. I was prescribed 3 -60 mg Oxycontin and 4-20 mg oxycodone just to get out of bed. Dr Peace and I started reducing my meds just prior to my surgery and we continued to reduce them after my successful hip replacement. After the best physical therapist lead my physical rehab I began walking for the first time in 26 yrs without constant pain- after falling 349+ times after my pelvis was cracked 4" I had no pain in my leg/hip. Dr. Peace and John successfully took me down to 30mg Oxycontin and 40mg oxycodone. My pain clinic gave me back my life. I want everyone to know what a GREAT pain clinic this is. I will always owe my life to them and I love them to the depths of my soul!!! Thank you all for everything!!!”

— Martha Loy

“All staff are very caring and do everything they can to help manage my pain”

— sherry Smith

“Worst pain clinic ever. They are just like drug pushers. They deal in volume and loosing 6 or 8 people every couple of months is nothing to their overall Extreme Income. They advertise well! I'm a 51 year old retired veteran, with over 30 years of service to my country. I have had 34 surgeries from my time in the Afghanistan and Iraq wars. I've been seen, here, for the past 4 years. What did I do wrong: I couldn't pay them anymore money. Tricare pays minimum. So, they invented ways to get rid of me. It worked. They lied stating my surgeon didn't report my medication after my surgeries, so it's my fault, even though there were vebal and written records that state otherwise. They called in for a pill count, for the first time since I started with them over 4 years ago, after they KNEW I was on vacation in another country. Europe isn't a 6 hour drive. The one that really gets me is "Failed to bring in bottle" after they do a urinalysis.”

— Dale Porter

“They do not listen. At least to me. I have more than one spine and pain issue. I have no understanding of why, with all my issues, that they are NOT considering the intense constant pain issue I live with everyday. It's like they are playing God and supposedly know what's best for me which is so wrong. How dare they judge my pain? I wake up in the early morning hours contemplating going to the emergency room! Not only on my first visit cut down the mg I was already on four times a day. They also cut the lower dose to three times a day. I saw Dr. Stone for the first time in January. He raised the mg but still cut down four to three times a day. I met with the nurse practitioner on 02/05. I told her how I wake up everyday between 2:00am-4:00am in pain because I am missing that fourth dose. Did she listen to my pain? NO! She turns around and cuts my dosage back to the lower one four times a day!!! What? I am extremely disappointed with this office because obviously they make judgments rather than listening to a patients needs. I'm so frustrated and continue to be in incredible pain! Drs are supposed to do what's best for their patients. Not what THEY think is best. Why are they even pain management drs if they ignore a patients true pain. It is just so wrong. Sadly I have no choice but to go there so I am at their mercy. It sucks. If you have a choice to go elsewhere, GO please...”

— Dorothy Raymond