Customer ReviewsforAA Spine Center, Dr. Ahmed Amayem

I always loved when I saw Dr. ******* she was kind,gentel, very sweet to my daughter, we talked about flowers, I felt like she really cared about ******* pain. But my last appointment I was treated like c*** & not believed; because for the VERY FIRST time in 13 YEARS, ( About 5 with her & 8 with another Dr. ) there was a bad UA!!! Not even for another opioid!! It was a barbiturate in my system the month before. She immediately started in on me about this. I was confused & kept telling her that I HAVE NEVER taken anything that I shouldn't!! I begged for re-test & pleaded in tears with her!!! She REFUSED to hear ANYTHING & told me I was no longer her patient!! I left in tears & totally confused!! Thank God I was able to get an appointment with another Dr. Who in 10 MIN. was able to figure out that I was given a barbiturate for sedation for a DENTAL PROCEDURE for the previous month when they had pulled all my teeth out!! A procedure that I even refused pain meds afterwards due to being honest & honoring my contract with **************!! I have NEVER been treated so unkind & unprofessional as I was by her...by any DOCTOR, & given all my health issues/surgeries that is saying alot!! I would NEVER thought she or any Dr would be that uncaring..she didn't even once think NEVER in 13 years..over 17 surgeries..etc..maybe something not adding up to her doing this?!! She didn't think as a psycatrist something not right with this here??!! Just accuse & refuse to listen & check out??!! I drove 2 hrs one way EVERY month for meds, & VERY often for MULTIPLE injections in MULTIPLE AREAS & had been doing so for YEARS!! And would have continued to for YEARS EVERY MONTH!! I doubt this will even be cared about; but opefully you can stop & realize before you make this huge MISTAKE with another honest & truthful patient & treat them with disdain & act completely uncaring to another person FOR ABSOLUTELY NO REASON AT ALL & leave a PATIENT humiliated & in tears & in alot of pain!!

Doctors are bound to regulations as any controlled substances in a urine drug screen with no origin is of paramount concern in pain management treatment. The patient cannot use any controlled substance without mentioning it for patient safety as these medications can interact and even cause death. Given the timing of the dental procedure that did not coincide with the positive barbiturate in the urine drug screen, it is standard practice to terminate a patient.