Shawn Michael Ellis's Online Review Report Card
Shawn Michael Ellis
3.8
Average Star Rating
122
Total Reviews
6
Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Shawn Michael Ellis's Reviews
Dr. Ellis and his staff all took great care of me with my back issues. Everything was explained clearly, they went the extra mile to make sure I knew what was going on and that I understood the treatment plan.
I found Dr. Ellis to be arrogant, impatient, and mean-spirited. He took no time to explain anything to me (in any of our interactions), and rarely listened to what I had to say - frequently cutting me off (sometimes in the middle of my answering his questions). The second procedure he performed (some sort of multi-location lumbar puncture... I still am not sure), was exceedingly painful and made ...
I was referred to DO Shawn Ellis by my Primary Care Physician (who is retiring) to help me with the transition of my pain medication and to discuss injection options to calm the pain from a recent 3 tier Spinal lumbar fusion. I received no direction or next steps. It was the worst doctor visit I ever had. Does not listen well. Likes to hear himself talk and has no compassion. He kept referring to me as a new patient which was incorrect, as he has done a couple back injections for me in the recent past. He said he was not taking new patients. This guy is a joke and would not recommend him to anyone. His clothing was way tight and was not dressed appropriately. From reviewing other posts, I, as well, have had chronic back pain for several years now and have had nothing but trouble getting pain medication from pharmacies and now doctors. They are either out of pills or won't release them until a certain day. They look at you suspiciously and treat you like a bad person. Now that my PCP is retiring, I can't seem to get a Doctor to take overthe management of my needed pain medication. I am so exhausted and frustrated from all this drama, and I want others to know about this so my voice will be heard so change can occur.
I was referred to DO Shawn Ellis by my Primary Care Physician (who is retiring) to help me with the transition of my pain medication and to discuss injection options to calm the pain from a recent 3 tier Spinal lumbar fusion. I received no direction or next steps. It was the worst doctor visit I ever had. Does not listen well. Likes to hear himself talk and has no compassion. He kept referring to me as a new patient which was incorrect, as he has done a couple back injections for me in the recent past. He said he was not taking new patients. This guy is a joke and would not recommend him to anyone. His clothing was way tight and was not dressed appropriately. From reviewing other posts, I, as well, have had chronic back pain for several years now and have had nothing but trouble getting pain medication from pharmacies and now doctors. They are either out of pills or won't release them until a certain day. They look at you suspiciously and treat you like a bad person. Now that my PCP is retiring, I can't seem to get a Doctor to take overthe management of my needed pain medication. I am so exhausted and frustrated from all this drama, and I want others to know about this so my voice will be heard so change can occur.
I was referred to DO Shawn Ellis by my Primary Care Physician (who is retiring) to help me with the transition of my pain medication and to discuss injection options to calm the pain from a recent 3 tier Spinal lumbar fusion. I received no direction or next steps. It was the worst doctor visit I ever had. Does not listen well. Likes to hear himself talk and has no compassion. He kept referring to ...
I was referred to DO Shawn Ellis by my Primary Care Physician (who is retiring) to help me with the transition of my pain medication and to discuss injection options to calm the pain from a recent 3 tier Spinal lumbar fusion. I received no direction or next steps. It was the worst doctor visit I ever had. Does not listen well. Likes to hear himself talk and has no compassion. He kept referring to me as a new patient which was incorrect, as he has done a couple back injections for me in the recent past. He said he was not taking new patients. This guy is a joke and would not recommend him to anyone. His clothing was way tight and was not dressed appropriately. From reviewing other posts, I, as well, have had chronic back pain for several years now and have had nothing but trouble getting pain medication from pharmacies and now doctors. They are either out of pills or won't release them until a certain day. They look at you suspiciously and treat you like a bad person. Now that my PCP is retiring, I can't seem to get a Doctor to take over the management of my needed pain medication. I am so exhausted and frustrated from all this drama, and I want others to know about this so my voice will be heard so change can occur.
Love Dr. Ellis and Charles Sever!!! They listen to you, they're not about just prescribing pain meds, very caring!!! I would definitely recommend these doctors
He was kind and above and beyond expectations,
Did excellent work on my “back”! He additionally, does follow up! I totally trusted his experience and professionalism! He is not much of a “talker or joker”, however; a great Dr.
A straight forward doctor that takes time to explain your options and allows you to make choices in your care. I would highly recommend Dr. Ellis as a pain management doctor. Excellent results from the treatments that I received.
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