David A. Ryan, MD

Dr Ryan is very careful on prescribing pain meds and monitors each case regularly to help drop the opioid epidemic . He’s a true professional and does an excellent job handling each patient with their pain individually

Dr. Ryan put me at ease with lumbar injection procedure. He answered all questions and totally explained what he was going to do. The nursing and office staff was great.

My husband has a serious back issues and Dr.Ryan has provided much needed pain relief.

The Doc is great but the staff in the office is very rude and will not help you, they always reschedule your appointments months away after they cancel the original appointments. will be going to another doc.

I'd really like to have visited this dr but I'm quite Leary of anyone who allows the state to dictate a patients care. Our pain needs are as individual as we are ourself....after 40 surgery and another on the way..I'm afraid to take a chance with him although his location would be more convenient for me

at first he seemed pleasant, but I went to see him for longstanding serious back and neck pain, at first visit he only wrote me the same scripts i was already getting from my previous doc which wasn't working for my level of pain, every visit I politely mentioned my painlevel s thru the roof and driving me crazy , but he just never took my pain serious enough to write a higher dose to control my pain or offer any kind of treatments to help ease my pain, I always took m meds as prescribed and passed all drug screens, now this year he tells me the state is forcing pain docs to reduce meds and that by reducing my meds to state recomended dose I would have even less pain than I do already! Yeah sure right doc im sure my pain isnt as bad as my mri and pain records show , and im sure my back pain gets better over time since its degenerative disc disease, and my other injuries are no longer hurting because you and the state want to cut meds back because their is a prescription drug… problem in this world, but those of us who dont sell them and dont give them away to others, and take them as prescribed but havent had a change of dose in 5 yrs or longer and are hurting more then ever could use some sympathy and your skills and help with reducing pain, in conclusion reducing pain meds when someone has more pain than ever and is sufffering when there is meds and procedures to help ease pain and making people suffer defeats the purpose of being a pain doc if you have no sympathy for people who suffer and struggle already with pain , go find another line of work if your unwilling to tell the state your helping patients not going to hurt them more, also its sad that so many are turning to street drugs because of new pain management state inforced guidelines, I really though you were a caring doctor who took peoples pain serious, I am sure you have had patients over dose and die, but people die from withdraw from pain management just as easily. and you just dont care anymore, please consider a career change, because the state will only pull your puppet strings more as time go's on.

Being a nurse and a patient, I certainly am particular about who I go to as a physician. I had a fantastic neurosurgeon refer me to Dr.Ryan. And he is just as great as him. Never thought I would be in this position in my career needing a pain management doctor after my surgery but I hate it. Thanks for Dr. Ryan who is helping me through it. I have recommended him to many of my co-workers already with similar problems.

Dr Ryan is excellent in that he listens, asks questions to clarify , explains , educates, and discusses multiple options with pros and cons.

I feel that Dr.Ryan is a great doctor. He listens to everything you tell him. He will find your pain and help you manage it. When I have had questions or feel I need to speak to him he has been really good about calling me back and addressing my concerns.

i think this doctor has a horrible bedside manner and is very judgmental. i would not take my dog to him.