Dr. Melanie Hope Rosenblatt, MD

I have been seen by many pain care providers and Dr Rosenblatt either her amazing nurse practitioner, Shelly, have given me pain relief for the first time since 2010u. Her staff is lovely, welcoming and sttemtivr. She is a wonderful MD either way calming kind mannerisms. Having an epidural by her is a run in the park. No sedation needed no pain with outstanding results. I have seen top notch MD’s in New York, Philadelphia and others in Florida. Nobody can compare her to any of them. For the first time, I feel I am in excellent hands! Living with chronic pain is horrendous! Dr. Rosenblatt and Shelly are the best! What a difference they have made to my quality of life. I am thankful and blessed to be their patient. Anyone else experiencing chronic pain should make an appointment. Give them a chance to revue your history and come up with a pain strategy. They are busy but take time with each patient. Isnt that what you want?

I will start by saying that I have been in healthcare for 40 years. As a Provider/Doctor I have seen and treated thousands of patients in pain. I have never seen such little compassion by a Pain Management team in my life. My 91 year old Father (who was otherwise healthy) fell when getting out of his car and broke his vertebrae. He is in a lot of pain. Because of the new Florida laws, only pain management can write for extended pain meds. When his Medicare co-pay went from $20 to $400 per month, he needed to be changed to something less expensive. He was placed on Ultram/Tramadol twice daily. This is a worthless medication. Most of us in healthcare know it. It doesn’t work. After a month of trying and being in constant pain, he reported it to Dr. Rosenblatt. What did she do? She put him on the same medication 3 times a day. After 2 weeks, he called the office and told the staff that Ultram is Still Not Working. Their response, “This is what the Doctor wants you to take”. Then they hung… up on him. I understand that with the new Narcotic Laws, Pain Management offices are very busy. But what happened to the compassion patients in chronic pain need. My Father is not drug dependent, he is in Pain! Why does he need to spend his remaining years home bound and in misery? If you need compassion and help with your pain, don’t go to Dr. Rosenblatt or her Nurse Practitioner. Your pain will only be aggravated.

RUN WHEN YOU SEE HER COMING.ORDERED Suboxone for my severe pain.I suffered,sadistic witch

Informative, successful pain relief

She is very caring and wonderful doctor

After 6 visits over 2 months, I can honestly say that they are only interested in extracting your money from you. No interest in providing ANY pain relief for their patients.

I was extremely nervous about my scheduled epidural. I had never had one before and didn’t know what to expect. Dr Rosenblatt and Susan could not have been more patient and compassionate with me. I would highly recommend Dr Rosenblatt. Oh, and the epidural barely hurt.

Gives you 3 minutes of gibberish without explanations. Doesn't explain your condition and jumps all over the place on alternative methods. Staff is more than rude. You can drop dead from pain. They are heartless.

The medical assistant that came to do my vitals was very unprofessional. She came in and spoke with such an attitude. As such took my blood pressure she smacked loudly on her gum. I've never had that happen before. When I saw the doctor she immediately treated me like I was a drug seeker. She told me that I needed to detox from pain pills even though I told her that I don't take pills all the time because they make me feel high. She proceeded to tell me that pain pills don't make you high after a certain period of time. If I'm telling you that they still make me high, why would you not believe it?? I will never return to her office. Oh....the place was not too clean!

If you are set for a procedure but it did not happen the courtesy way of being handled is by doctor giving her time to the patient and explain, not be nasty, rude, closed door on the patient and not nice at all. I thought all doctors were to have compassion, understanding of their patients needs and pain, but obviously this day she was really having a horrible day and took it out on this patient. I was not happy in pain left office crying and disgusted with her actions towards me. I work with physicians also and they have great bedside manners with all their patients even if the patient is not nice, it is called ethical.