Dr. John Traylor III, MD

Dr Traylor did give me an option for my pain that no other Dr did, and it’s been amazing. However on the day of my procedure, I had a lot of questions and he seemed put out to answer them. His office staff shows up late. Had a 7:30am appointment and no one was there until 7:40. The nurses are great! So will I go back? I don’t know.

I have been a patient of MI Pain Mngt got over 20 years and Dr Traylor, Dr Kimpson, and retired doctors Dr Kirouac, . They have kept me out of a wheelchair by, treating me. With many surgeries and combination health issues that dealing with my neuropathy has been the hardest, but they found a working formula that worked for me . It allowed me to work and even I retired make to still be active as much as my body allowed. By at MI Pain, they focus on the whole body, physical therapy, counseling to learn how to focus my mind away from the pain. They have used nerve blocks to help open up the nerves do more blood flow and pain meds that are time released. The hard part for patients are the politicians playing doctor. I have recommended them to many people that were suffering from cancer , accidents and other issues that are beyond a patients control. I highly recommend Dr Traylor and Dr Kimpson.

Dr. Traylor is amazing. He helps me with my neuropathy pain! I wouldn’t trust anyone else.

After I told his girl that I was three weeks out from major surgery, she broke their covid protocol and asked that I come in the back to see my invalid husband. I thought he had fallen. No, she wanted me to clean up the mess my husband left in their bathroom!!! Traylor is impossible to contact even if you are having a reaction to new meds and need something different. Happened on 11/5/2020.

A compassionate and capable doctor With an office staff from hell. They are unfriendly and inefficient and they make it clear that they don’t need any more patients. The waiting room is filled to the brim with octogenarian Medicare patients. The practice is a mill for pain management with little attention to diagnosis. After two unsuccessful intervertebral steroid injections for chronic lower back pain as a result of arthritis, I’m moving on to a ortho specialist, not a shot doctor. 3.5 stars for the doctor and nursing staff 1 star (or less) for his office staff

Not much to say other than: “He’s awesome!” I have chronic pain, and Dr Traylor is the only one who would listen. I have had a few injections, though unsuccessful, he was trying what he could that was the least invasive. He talks to me about my problems, addresses each one individually, and is very clear with his plan of care. There is no other pain management physician I would ever want to see