Twin Cities Pain Clinic

Lcl R. 

on Birdeye

2 years ago

-A true story about the Twin Cities Pain Clinic in Edina. Before the Gov't stuck their noses in an started banning pain meds I had a life. I could walk 5 miles, I had a job, could clean my house. etc. You no, what you do in a normal life, peI was forced to go there to get my pain meds. They tried every thing else to get me off the meds that worked and even did surgery to put in a SCS unit. After a yr or so, an a dozen or so reprogramming, it didn't take my pain away. So , back on my meds but less mgs. Now every mont... read more

Kamara H. 

on Birdeye

2 years ago

I have not been impressed with my care. My provider lacked follow through. He dropped the ball.  

Jennifer S. 

on Birdeye

3 years ago

If I could give ZERO stars, I would. I have a longer review, but to cut to the chase, here are the last two paragraphs: Needless to say, TCPC failed to build the trust necessary for me to go under general anesthesia and let them operate on me. I wouldn't trust them any farther than I could throw a piano. Maybe if you just listen to them silently and do exactly as they say, your experience at TCPC might be better than mine. Maybe. But I wouldn’t recommend it; patients have the right to ask questions about the risks of sur... read more

Patty A. 

on Birdeye

5 years ago

My son was in a horrific motorcycle accident and his worse injury from the accident was a very severe, worst case scenario Brachial Plexus injury and now his right arm/hand is paralyzed. All of the 5 nerves from his vertebrae that control his right arm/hand movement were stretched and torn, ripped apart. So now for the rest of his life he is enduring intense constant nerve and fathom pain. After his 10 days in the hospital we chose Twin Cities pain clinic to prescribe his medications to make the pain tolerable. One of the 2 ... read more