I was a patient for about 4 years, saw the Dr. twice in all those visits, once on consultation and once for injection which I had a bad reaction to (inside base of neck swollen to point of near choking). On next to last visit I had asked the nurse several questions, each question she left the room to ask the Dr. for an answer. Dr. Rogers never came in the room, arbitrarily changed my medications with out looking at my medical chart , trying to put me on meds I have already had reactions to , and then lowered the pain medicine numbers without informing me, at same time as stopping mail in scripts( 3mos.) to 1month, so I did not realize the less amount until running low . Is Dr. way too busy? No excuse!

Submitted Jan. 9, 2015

Dr. Rogers, a pain specialist, has treated me with epidurals and radio frequency "injections" for my severe lower back pains. While he is *very* busy, this doctor is always on time; He answers questions; He cares about the patient and the patient's understanding of what is happening; He is very personable; He is on top of developments in his field, and he is not afraid to discuss and recommend other doctors for related treatment. This guy is a real pro in every respect! On top of all that, his staff and colleagues seem to adore him. They don't make a lot of doctors like this one.

Submitted Oct. 28, 2010