Dr. David Brian Jager, MD

Incompetent staff. I waited 2 weeks for an appointment call. Finally I called them. They said the referring doctor didn't send all the info they needed, but instead of calling that office, they had done nothing. I had to call the referring office myself and handle it. Upon receiving the updated information, they again did NOTHING. I had to call back the next day and ask for the office manager in order to get an appointment. On the way to the appointment I was held up twice, once by a car wreck, the other time by a train. I drove around the office but there was no parking spots. Same thing next door. I finally found parking 2 buildings away. The delays made me 15 minutes late. The office waiting room was packed with patients, so obviously Dr. Jager was running behind and hadn't yet seen the patients scheduled prior to me. The receptionist told me that I was late. I explained the circumstances to her, and she replied she'd have to talk to Dr. Jager to see if he would see me today. I… told her that I certainly hoped he would honor my appointment, especially given the history and circumstances. She came back 15 minutes later and told me I had 2 options. One was to sit there ALL DAY in hopes that a patient cancelled so they could fit me in. Option #2 was to reschedule and be seen nearly a month later. I chose Option #3. I walked out the door, never to return to that incompetent office and arrogant doctor. I hope none of you will schedule with this doctor either.

Excellent

Dr. Jager is very unpleasant. He seems wholly unconcerned with patients and their pain. I had to move to Florida after reconstructive spine surgery from a failed fusion which involved anterior and posterior incisions to fix a failed fusion because that is where my family lives and I needed support. I had my surgery in GA at Emory because that was the closest complex spine surgeon who would take my case. I needed to have post-operative care in Florida and Dr. Jager treated me like a drug addict/seeker. It is not that I am unwilling to try different approaches. It is that I am recovering from surgery and need help from a true professional anesthesiologist/pain doctor to manage my pain and to get off my pain medications as I am healing. Dr. Jager is not a professional anesthesiologist/pain doctor, and I do not recommend him at all.

Claimed 45+ minute visit with my insurance company when he only actually spent 7-12 minutes with me. However, I waited over one hour to see this doctor. Beware of the rip-off double billing scheme. After copay of $35.00 Florida Hospital bills each patience he see $300.00 for rent on exam room. Don't waste your time or money.

This guy thinks he is divine and we lowly patients should worship him.

Dr. Jager is an excellent pain management doctor. I have been under his care for approximately 7 years and for the first time was able to find relief from the treatment received. He is very caring and spends the necessary time to access the issues presented. I had been to other doctors for the same condition but found no success.

Good Doc, no real complaints with him. The problem is his staff is horrible, rude, and uncaring. They make you wait with no explanation. Doctors office is in Florida Hospital who charges you for his rent. Then you must pay him for his services. However, his staff collects for Florida Hospital only. Even if you try to pay the doctors fees they will not collect. You are told you will receive a bill in the mail. Sometimes you do sometimes you dont. Then the next thing you know you are in collections. He's not worth the double charges & ruining credit. If you complain he backs his staff. Looking for another doctor!

Dropped us like a hot potato because daughter had high blood pressure and tachycardia 2 days after an epidural. All I did was ask if it could have been associated with epidural procedure. Then Pediatrician called a few days later and said I should check regarding the recent meningitis scare if they used that pharmacy. They didn't. When my daughter couldn't get out of bed this morning called at opening and waited all day for an answer. They called back at ten minutes to five to let us know that we needed to find a new doctor. They wouldn't even give me advice as to how much motrin or ibuprofen I could give her in the meantime. Cold uncaring place toward a 17 year old girl trying to attend her senior year at high school with scoliosis, kyphosis and more than a few bad discs.