Dr. Thomas C. Manning, MD, PhD.

Heather Heckart 

on Google

a year ago

I've been a nurse for almost 20 years. This physician by far was the rudest and most arrogant. It was blatantly obvious during my visit that this physician saw me as a waste of his time because I was not a surgical candidate and did not want pain pills. I was asking how to be proactive with physical therapy, massage or even chiropractic. He did not answer any significant questions and was abrasive when I asked about what precautions I should take or activities to avoid. He grabbed my head and placed it in a painful position,... read more

Barry Hincks 

on Google

2 years ago

Had a referral sent to this Dr. Was jacked around for over a month. Only to finally be told that my back issues were to complex and he was to busy.The worst lying rude scheduling woman I have ever encountered! If she's any indication of the service provided by this office I feel fortunate that I wasted no more time and wouldn't recommend this office to anyone that actually needs serious medical care! 

Teri Glass 

on Google

3 years ago

Dr. Manning and his staff were wonderful. I had a L-5/S-1 Fusion with Laminectomy. The care I received before surgery, during, and after could not have been better. They were responsive, answered all my questions thoroughly, returned calls in a very timely manner, were encouraging, and very trustworthy. My surgery was done at Treasure Valley Hospital -- this place should be the model for ALL hospitals. They provided excellent care and attentiveness to Covid-type guidelines. 

Lauren Soll 

on Google

4 years ago

My wife Susie had gone through a spinal fusion procedure 4 years ago, so about 1 year ago, when she began experiencing the same type of pain and discomfort close to the location of the of the first surgery, we knew that another disc was probably herniated. At first we went to a Pain Specialist to try to avoid another surgical fusion procedure, but unfortunately, several series of steroid injections only provided progressively shorter and shorter periods of relief. We then went to see Dr. Manning, whom, after ordering MRI and... read more

BJ Smith 

on Google

4 years ago

It's been almost 4 months since my lumbar decompression and fusion surgery. The surgery and guided rehabilitation have been positive life-changing events, resulting in significant pain level reduction and improved physical function. I greatly appreciate Dr. Manning's exceptional medical skills, sound judgment, and tremendous staff.