Address: 12001 Pacific Ave S # 101, Tacoma, WA 98444, USA
“Awesome care and results, great place for people of all ages.”
Address: 9600 Veterans Dr SW, Tacoma, WA 98433, USA
“Best doctor I've had at the VA Hospital! I wish he was back.”
Address: 2245 S 19th St, Tacoma, WA 98405, USA
“Excellent Surgeon and has a very positive, caring attitude. Explains everything thoroughly and completely lives up to Expectations!!! Offices are immaculately clean & neat and his Staff are professional yet you can tell they enjoy their positions.”
Address: 11118 Gravelly Lake Dr SW, Tacoma, WA 98499, USA
“Excellent haircuts, warm , friendly service. Cleanest shop in Washington.”
Address: 2627 N 21st St, Tacoma, WA 98406, USA
“Since visiting Dr. Coates I have better movement and less pain - I feel better than I have in years. I'm truly amazed at what chiropractic care has been able to do for me.”
Address: 1314 72nd St E, Tacoma, WA 98404, USA
“Dr. Shelby Robinson has been my optometrist for many years. A few months ago I had a serious abrasion on my eye. She watched it very closely and when she felt I needed to see a specialist she did not hesitate. Thanks you Dr. Robinson for your help....what could have been a very serious situation and possible loss of sight was saved. You are the best.”
Address: 5604 Portland Ave E, Tacoma, WA 98404, USA
“Wow, what an amazing school! The instructor is extremely experienced and skilled, but is very humble and welcoming to newcomers of all skill levels. Staff and students are the best. I have some prior experience in martial arts and can attest that what they teach is practical and effective, as well as fun! What a valuable service they offer for a donation of whatever you can afford. If you're thinking about it, do it! You won't be disappointed.”
Address: 3866 S 74th St Suite 200, Tacoma, WA 98409, USA
Address: 9820 Pacific Ave S, Tacoma, WA 98444, USA
“Love the staff there. They actually interact and talk to you and remember you. Even though the University place PF in my opinion has better equipment, I keep coming back because it is clean, not over crowded and the service there is outstanding.”
Address: 8638 Pacific Ave Suite 4, Tacoma, WA 98444, USA
“I clicked with Amanda right off. Having a stranger all up in your intimate areas can be understandably uncomfortable/awkward but not with Amanda, I instantly felt at ease. Clean studio/atmosphere. Love the plants everywhere! If I had any critique, she was a little heavy handed towards the end and I ended up fairly sore the next few days. That being said, she was very thorough. Good conversationalist, I genuinely felt like I was talking to a friend I’d had for years. Would definitely recommend and I have actually to several of my friends!”
Address: 6923 Lakewood Dr W Suite B3, Tacoma, WA 98467, USA
“Dr. Frandanisa is so wonderful! He took the time to explain what he saw on the xrays. He got a thorough history of the issues I was having. In just 3 appointments I started to notice a change. Less pain, easier move around, and now I am nearly pain free. He is gently and never forces anything to pop. I would highly recommend this chiropractor. Such a wonderful and fun environment.”
Address: 5425 Pacific Ave, Tacoma, WA 98408, USA
“Does a great job on our 4 years old hair. Good prices also”
Address: 1628 S Mildred St #102, Tacoma, WA 98465, USA
“OmyGosh, I just spent the last hour reading the reviews. I can say it is my opinion that I saw a lot of people in pain but even more people that are unable to express themselves diplomatically. Chronic pain is a very very hard subject all the way around isn't it. It almost can qualify in the same class as religion and politics even. 'Depending on who you talk too'. I'm thinking some of the frustrations here are displaced.That is, blame is aimed at the caregivers when really an education on the opioid crisis and the harsh 'over correction' in 2016 of the CDC's 'guidelines' is most likely the REAL reason so many true chronic pain sufferers experienced such 'low-lowes'. Truly a disasterous injustice on so many levels, (not just patients, but imagine going to school for years because your passion is to help people yet have your hands tied by these 'guidelines'). However, I can also add as a 'retired' RN, it is absolutely imperative that measures are taken to help caregivers avoid becoming desensitized to the individual patient in front of you. I can say I know as well as you how many stories you hear everyday and the I've heard it all scenarios. Really, I am in a unique position in that I worked as nurse from age 19. I'm 56+ now. I have empathy for both sides as I too am a chronic pain sufferer with several comorbidities that makes being me miserably impossible a lot of the time. If it's not my spinal fusions or spondylolisthesis, or OA of both hips, swollen joints or the bone spur on TOP of my great toe...... then it will surely be the diagnosed "severe fibromyalgia" that will rule by ruin the day. When I was younger I suffered terribly from endometriosis. So I as much as anybody do know all about suffering chronic pain. But it takes work. It takes being willing to experiment. You have to understand that you will never be totally pain free or at least accept that possibility. I would be in terrible shape without my medication, but that doesn't mean that I don't try every non-narcotic method, device, procedure that is available or offered. Before I came to Anesis strangely I did have experiences at other so-called pain clinics as many of you have reviewed on this site. Bless my GP. He would ask me what happened? I would tell him "the pain doctor says I don't have a C-6,C-7 + wouldn't look at the MRI or bone scan or x-ray results that I had in my hand". Yes that really happened and things like that until my doctor finally found Anesis. The staff have always been kind to me. The staff do not sugar coat. I have had a radio frequency ablation of my C-6, C-7 pain, with results that lasted several months. I highly recommend giving this a try. My pain is being managed. No, I'm far away from being pain free. But my pain is being managed, they have several things to offer to enhance pain management. Medical TENS, supportive braces if indicated. Injections, Ablation & much more. They have recently began to offer tele-education about even more interventions for pain sufferers. As a patient I show up on time to the best of my ability, I never leave my prescription bottle in "my other purse", I follow my contract, my pee is clean. I think the biggest thing I did to participate was to give them a chance. I have been with them for about 4 years. Honestly, I'm getting older and my conditions are not reversing. They too are getting 'more chronic'. I absolutely cannot imagine what my quality of life would be without Anesis Pain and Spine. Hopefully more patients will be finding relief with the brand new update Nov 3rd 2022 revised CDC 'guidelines' on opioid treatment (this time more to the direction of actually helping chronic pain suffers then punishing them). Good luck to all of you. It does truly break my heart that so many people are in so much pain. It is an awful thing to live with.”
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