My pharmacy told me about Raymon Priewe. He is a very good doctor, helpful and knowledgeable. I don't know what I would have done if I hadn't found him!

Submitted April 13, 2012

TOTALLY SATISFIED,EACH PROCEDURE IS HELPING AND I FEEL POSITIVE OF CONTINUED IMPROVEMENT

Submitted March 12, 2012

Submitted Jan. 2, 2012

The wait time to be seen was over 2 hours for a scheduled appointment

Submitted Sept. 16, 2011

I think it would be very easy to take Dr. Priewe the wrong way. Correct he has NO personality at ALL. Is he a good doctor? Yes. Is he VERY STRANGE? Absolutely. Does he know his stuff and if you listen to him, he can really help. He's a very good physician:

Submitted Aug. 23, 2011

I have been seeing Dr. Priewe for almost Eight months now. I had been seeing a Pain Doctor before him that was not treating my chronic pain. I am younger but I have a medical condition that causes chronic pain constantly. The other doctor did not listen to my issues or concerns about my pain and almost seemed to judge me. I have not had any judgements made on me from Dr. Priewe. He has done nothing but try and help me get my quality of life back. He treats me with nothing but concern and respect. I also like the fact that when I go In for my appointments that I am In and out within thirty to Forty Five Minutes. I used to wait in my old doctors office for up to 2 hours if not more. Dr. Priewe is not afraid to try different combinations of therapy and medications to get the best pain relief possible for you. The only thing that could use improvement is the friendliness of his receptionist. She is not very personable or warm. He has even visited me in the hospital. He's a great doctor!

Submitted May 17, 2011

A VERY STRANGE MAN. He is obviously NOT a good listener, as he asked me the same questions, repeatedly without registering the answer.He said some strange vand disturbing things for a MD, such as "Morphine is NOT addictive habit forming, and recommended an antiseizure medication that i told him, had very bad effects for me(I had a seizure from taking neurontin). JUst another concrete example of his tendency to NOT LISTEN. I feel sorry for people that feel this is the only MD they can see. He showed very little if any for me as a person, and the way i wanted to control my pain, from experiance, with drugs that do not make me feel like a drooling zombie. DO NOT GO TO THIS MAN IF YOU HAVE ANY SELF ESTEEM! HE IS DANGEROUS, In my opinion. Because he only spent less thab 4 minutes w/ me, i chose to use the florida statute that says any patient has 72 hours to ask for a full refund if they are not satisfied. I am prety sure they wont return medicare their part.May have to persuade them.

Submitted May 28, 2010

What a horrible doctor, he does not deserve to be called a doctor. After mant appts. he still doesn't know who I am. Very abrubt and rude. He made me feel unimportant even after my surgery, like I was intruding on his time.

Submitted April 27, 2010

What can I say. Dr Priewe is awesomwe! The staff is awesome. I've been seeing him for two years and the staff is like family to me. When I explain my pain, he listens. If I need a half hour from him, he gives it. He is the best in the business, just look at his credentials!!!

Submitted Sept. 2, 2009

Pain medicine and all that comes with it is highly addictive. I saw Dr. Priewe two-three years ago to support my addiction. As a drug addict, I rate his office A+. As someone in recovery (as I now am) I rate his office extremely disgraceful. He hands out medicine like candy, and was quick to prescribe me much more than methadone. He wanted to give me a spinal injection, and - as several people have already stated - was very quick and "in and out." The visits were highly impersonal, which was awesome at the time when I wanted to cop and go. In hindsight, he did little but support my addiction. I was even able to manipulate the staff and call a week before my appointment and get in early, thus filling my "monthly" prescription early as well. Just hoping that an HONEST response helps someone out there reading this, or sparks some concern for anyone.

Submitted Aug. 4, 2009