Greater Maryland Pain Management
About This Clinic
Greater Maryland Pain Management 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.
Testimonials
"She is very responsive. Most importantly she listens. Takes the time to understand what your issues are. She also explains clearly and makes sure you understand what your options are."
"There's some Medicare fraud going on I got phantom billed months after I signed the papers to be released. They tried to force trigger point injections that only made my pain worse as well as put me on 4-5 diff medicines that interfered with my epilepsy leading me to have my first seizure in the past 9 years BE CAREFUL"
"Brandy is a great person she is very friendly and does her job well"
"Brandi is compassionate. She works Hard to figure how to eliminate the debilitating pain that I have. I know that she can't find a cure for what ails me but I can see, in her eyes, that she truly cares. She took me on when no one else would and with her guidance and the extended release medication, I've been able to not have so many grinding/stabbing pains. I don't know what I do without her help. EE"
"Brandi is very personable, she takes time and listens to you. I've been seen by 2 other pain management specialists. I've only been seeing Brandi for 2 months and my pain has been more tolerable than it has been in 5 years. I"
"I'm still in pain with my lower back pain and it get worse when it's very cold outside and when I had a hysterectomy and my lower back hurts very much"
"Very thorough. Asked questions and listened."
"I've been a patient of GMPM for over 6 years now, at multiple locations. The caregivers are good and well qualified and the admin personnel have stabilized after some issues a couple of years ago. My primary complaint is that they drug test everyone every visit - it used to be "random" which was usually every other visit. As a long-term patient who has never failed a test, I find it a bit annoying that they test me every month which means my testing costs go up. Two years ago, I even had my insurance refuse to pay for the last test of the year because it was the 16th test (I also have kidney issues)."