NON-OPIOID PAINCARE CLINICS
Interventional Pain Institute Waterfront At Good Samaritan Hospital
Sub-Acute Non-Opioid Focus Medicare Accepted

Interventional Pain Institute Waterfront At Good Samaritan Hospital

3.3(Few reviews)
Safe Care Score: 55/100
5601 Loch Raven Blvd, Baltimore, MD 21239

About This Clinic

Interventional Pain Institute Waterfront At Good Samaritan Hospital is a Pain management physician located in the maryland area. This clinic is verified as a non-opioid practice, committed to drug-free pain management approaches. Medicare is accepted.

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Testimonials

Eugene Hill

"I give this practice 4 Stars only because Dr. Turabi is on to something and has very good intentions. But, you will need to see Dr. Turabi, not his PA, named Jacob, why, because PA Jacob seems to be more concerned with a form of zealotry, based on my interactions with him. Dr Turabi is dedicated to helping you cut down, and so is Jacob, even if I disagree with Jacob's methodology I can't say he's a bad person, because he is not. If you give Dr Turabi a chance he will help you to get off of opiods, unfortunately I have CPS and other irreversible medical problems that do not lend itself to me not taking a strong pain medication. That's not Dr Turani's or Jacob's fault. You cannot trust him any further than you can throw him, as he will say one thing and write it up totally different, without batting an eye. Even when you think you can trust him you must still really be on guard. His first mission seems to be to ruin your reputation, by making you appear to be untrustworthy with little notes on your prescriptions. He will give you a 10 day supply of medication, but wrote it up as a 30 day supply, if you don't read the notes you will not catch it. But, your pharmacist will, so my warning to you is DO NOT TRUST PA JACOB, which is shameful, as you should always be able to trust a caregiver. Patients BEWARE!!"

Elizabeth Duggan-McConnell

"So far no good. Trying to get an appointment and the receptionist doesn't seem to understand what I'm saying. I need a cortisone shot ASAP. I am in excruciating pain. Monique honey, you work in pain management. People need you to be kind and understanding. Try it"

Shawn walker

"Excellent care and professional service."

Patient Experience & Criteria Scores

AI-analyzed breakdown from Google patient review ratings and comments.

High Risk (33.3% 1★)33.3% 1-Star Ratio (1/3)

Dissatisfaction Risk Audit

33.3% of reviewers (1 patients) left 1-star ratings out of 3 total reviews.

Key Patient Evaluation Criteria

Clinical Expertise70%
Modern Facilities64%
Patient Care60%
Emphasized in 3 review mentions
Cleanliness & Hygiene60%
Communication60%
Wait Time & Efficiency57%
Emphasized in 1 review mentions
Interventional Pain Institute Waterfront At Good Samaritan Hospital | Pain Management Physician in Maryland