The Pain Management Group: Murfreesboro - Pain Management in Murfreesboro, Tennessee

“You must make an appointment to be seen. There are wait times sometimes when taking care of other patients. They do try to take care of each patient. However if your getting burning of the nerves they send you to another building which charges 250.00 for the building totally over rated even after your insurance company already paid for the service totally unexceptable. The patient should come first..not your money..”

— Sharon Catlin

“Don't go here. Said I only had 1 fracture when I had 4. All she talked about was a slight alcohol level by having a drink at lunch threatened to cut off care. You ever heard of a social drinker who is very functional no DUI only drink at home don't drive? Very disrespectful and condescending. No I would never off myself not in a million years and the tiny little pill they give me barely does anything”

— C

“Do not go here!! They have terrible service and they don't want to actually help you. It's bad enough to be in pain and then have to deal with rude people every month!! They're just glorified pill pushers, or legalized drug center with a bunch of crazy rules. Their billing department is also incompetent and not very helpful. The doctor sees you once and then you just check in with a nurse practitioner every month, never to be seen by a doctor again. This office is trash, you can definitely find better!!”

— Kristin Clifford

“Your all right I went for the first time it was ok I came from Nashville omg they sent my meds to Nashville after I told them ten times to send it to Walgreens on medical parkway totally did me no good to try make it easy for not to have to drive to Nashville totally should have stayed in Nashville I go back tell the lady up front what happened she was not caring at all I was going out of town and had to drive to Nashville to get my meds I ask her to transfer it she said I'll tell the Dr I ask her how long it would be she said we the Dr get the message there incompetent and I probably want go back the place look like a rolling pill factory”

— Jeffrey Ping