M. Shane Gainey

They try to keep lobby with few people,,great on covid 19 assistance per friends, Ugonda ,Really great with kids they just love her,,I see gainey every couple of months he's very good at watching my many medical problems and making sure they all taking care of,,

Was interested and understanding

Was interested and understanding

Always willing to help his patients and colleagues. He really listens.

Always willing to help his patients and colleagues. He really listens.

Eugonda Fryman is the best!!!!

Called made appt dr gainey he was going to be on vacation. Saw dr fryman but dr gainey was there. Suppose be my dr but last three times didn't see him. I would like have my records of 25 yrs from dr Arnold's but been 3 yes since request haven't gotten. No personal care. Out of touch office.

A Warren County doctor, whose license was revoked in 2008, faces up to a year in prison after pleading guilty in federal court in Cincinnati to failing to pay the IRS more than $218,000 in taxes. Dr. Michael Gainey, 60, of Hamilton Township also could be fined up to $100,000 when sentenced by Magistrate Judge Stephanie Bowman of the U.S. District Court for Southern Ohio. A sentencing date hasn’t been scheduled yet, and Gainey remains free on bond.

A Warren County doctor, whose license was revoked in 2008, faces up to a year in prison after pleading guilty in federal court in Cincinnati to failing to pay the IRS more than $218,000 in taxes. Dr. Michael Gainey, 60, of Hamilton Township also could be fined up to $100,000 when sentenced by Magistrate Judge Stephanie Bowman of the U.S. District Court for Southern Ohio. A sentencing date hasn’t been scheduled yet, and Gainey remains free on bond.

I went to the ER and he was on duty. I was experiencing extreme back pain. My BP and HR were elevated, indicating that I was obviously in pain.He treated me like a child. Basically called me a liar. I had even brought all of my most recent MRIs and other documents to support that I had a legitimate back issue. I showed them all of my current medication bottles, I gave a urine sample.I went there because at home I was having a very hard time even walking to the restroom. I was waiting on my insurance to approve another MRI. I explained that to the nurse and Dr. Gainey. All I wanted was a shot of something for pain. (I don’t do oral pain meds well)So, as I said he basically called me a liar when I told him I was having issues walking to the restroom. He told me that I walked in to that room. (crying as I was limping was more like it) Turns out that the l5 s1 disc has extruded, (basically ruptured) So, my pain was very real, very severe and a legitimate reason to seek pain relief in the ER.What I didn’t tell Mr. Gainey is that I am a Registered Nurse with 11years experience. I obviously can’t be a drug abuser (unless I want to lose my license upon random drug testing) His bedside manner is less than adequate even for a resident. What he did to me was not only unethical, but cruel. I would never take anyone to see him EVER. If I ever encounter him in my professional life, I will seek employment elsewhere, I refuse to work with unethical physicians that have poor bedside manner and do not care for their patients properly.I ended up getting an MRI a couple of days later and then having surgery a couple of days after that.