Associated Physicians Group

I have been to APG for different aliments off and on for years. They are professional, kind and very knowledgable. Recently, I completed the knee pain relief program for the 3rd time in 2 years. Each time I have received significant relief which allows me to continue walking & exercising.

I have taken my dad to APG. He has arthritis in his knee and I help oversee his medical care. We have both been really pleased with his treatment. The knee program has made a big difference in his life--it has reduced the pain a lot and he has been able to tag along on more family outings, go to my kids games and keep up with his friends. I also appreciate how the staff treats him. He is not just another "old man: or a number. They have gotten to know him personally and he enjoys the one-on-one attention. I think that has made a difference in how he feels too. Highly recommend.

The people are great but they charge outrageous prices for urine test. $800.00 every month. They own there lab's and know how to code to make as much as they can. It made my company try to get rid of me. I went there for pain management. They lie and say they have to do this every month. My other doc did on urine test on me in 10 year's. As I said the staff is really nice. But the more insurance is ripped off the higher your bills will be

What a deplorable excuse for a "medical" practice. I saw them for knee osteoarthritis and did their full "knee program." During this whole time, I never, NOT ONCE, saw a physician. They have this down to a science - a science of making money. I understand that the shots don't work for everyone and I was one of those people. But I did everything I was supposed to do, came for therapy three times a week (paying a substantial co-pay each time, even when it involved doing nothing more than doing exercises on my own), paid a fortune for braces that subsequent physicians said were useless because they off-loaded to a part of my knee that was gone anyway, and the bottom line is, the program was useless. Okay...that happens, but then they kept sending new bills, each time with stuff that hadn't been covered by insurance. When I balked, I was never allowed to talk to a billing supervisor and my repeated requests were denied.



I will say that the therapists who work here were very kind and pleasant. Perhaps their treatments work for some people. If you consider going here, just know that you are being shoved into a cookie cutter treatment plan and will never see a physician. And it's going to cost you a LOT of money, regardless of what your insurance may be.