I even offered a compromise and asked them what would they be willing to prescribe me if I were to drop down because I want to come off my meds and they were completely unwilling to help. I tried to get accepted as a patient but they said I was on too high of a pain regiment from my previous pain management Dr., who was in Atlanta and I live in Winder, for me to be accepted. If youre looking for good pain management I would not go here. The only people that made me feel welcome were the gentlemen that took my vitals at the beginning of the visit and the clerk who checked me out and arranged scheduling of my next appointments. I understand they deal with people looking to take advantage of them and abuse drugs but for some one who was truly seeking help for pain, my experience here was second-rate. I was made to feel like I was drug addict looking for a fix. Which to me shows a complete lack of professionalism. The doctors lab coat had tattered and frayed cuffs. They did not seem to be well cleaned or maintained. There were greasy hand prints/marks on the exam table and the exam rooms had unkept floors. This is not a good look when the receptionist is the first person the patient comes in contact with. She came across as snippy and dismissive. As posted/stated with other reviews the office is lacking in several areas. There is no reason to give them even 1 star, other than its necessary to post this review. The Advanced Pain Management surgery centers in Waukesha, Beaver Dam, Fort Atkinson and Green Bay are not included in the receivership proceedings but are also closed.I would avoid this facility if possible.
Pain Centers of Wisconsin – West Bend, LLC.Pain Centers of Wisconsin Sauk Prairie, LLC.Pain Centers of Wisconsin – Fox Point, LLC.Pain Centers of Wisconsin – Appleton, LLC.The following locations closed in March 2020: Pain Centers of Franklin, LLC closed in August 2019. There are no Advanced Pain Management surgery centers that remain open. Patients have found that requests by email, mail or facsimile have been fulfilled.įREE DOWNLOAD: Get breaking news alerts in the FOX6 News app for iOS or Android However, any patient or the patient’s authorized physician can retrieve records by one of the methods on the APM website ( ). We are trying to get them moved to the new clinics, although considering the volume and the complexity of computer medical records, that is complicated. Records continue to be controlled by the MSO receiver, not be me or the doctors. Unfortunately, when people do not recognize a phone number or address, they often do not answer calls or read written notices.Īppointments can be made at the doctors’ new clinics. The doctors have published notice of their new practices and have been attempting to reach patients by phone, email and other methods. To make sure APM SC’s financial problems do not interfere with patient care, I quickly reached agreements with the doctors, allowing the doctors and their staffs to open new clinics… The care and well-being of patients has been my foremost concern since being appointed on October 26.ĪPM SC did not have enough money to operate because of disputes with the MSO and the MSO’s lender. (APM SC), an independent physician group that owned clinics: Response from John Wirth, court-appointed receiver for the assets of Advanced Pain Management, S.C. Any inquiries the APM MSO or the Receiver’s office receive from patients looking for records are sent directly to Ciox for a prompt response. Information on how to obtain records has been and will continue to be on the APM web site, and CIOX is working hard to be responsive and timely to all requests for records. To provide full-time assistance and make sure the records continue to be available, the Receiver contracted with a professional, third-party record custodian – Ciox – to respond to patient records requests. There have been no interruptions to either the physicians’ access to patient medical records or the patients’ ability to obtain copies of medical records since the date the APM MSO Receivership was filed. Physician and patient access to medical records has been available since the Receivership was filed. Response from Michael Polsky, court-appointed receiver for APM Wisconsin MSO, LLC and certain related entities:
Patients can request their records here: He says there have been no interruptions to physician or patient access to medical records. Much of Advanced Pain Management is under the control of court-appointed receiver, Michael Polsky, who is liquidating the company. Lisa was able to contact her Advanced Pain Management doctor at his new clinic.
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