Dr. Mark Kevin Aasen, MD

Does not check previous diagnosis. Patient diagnosed with anxiety, was bullied into full blown panic attack. Does not care about your diagnosed condition. Accusing all of being drug seekers. Patient needed medical attention because of this mans verbal abuse

Professional, friendly, efficient staff and Dr Aasen was clear, concise, concerned and instilled confidence. Start to finish a very good experience in what could have otherwise been a very stressful situation.

no satisfaction. it appeared doctor was mostly concerned about his personal enrichment, as opposed to providing help to patient.

This md only wants to give u SPINAL SHOTS which makes him a lot of money. Very egotistical. DO NOT GO TO him if u want to continue on the drugs u were on from other doctor. He lectures u about how u r so horrible for wanting your drugs n makes u feel so humiliated for being nothing more than a narcotic seeker. These drugs have a place in our treatment or the FDA would have made them all illegal. I strongly advise u not to go to him if want to continue w your medicines that have been working u have lost your copay n your time.

WILL ONLY GIVE U SHOTS IN SPIN. WILL NOT PRESCRIBE ANY MEDICATIONS. HE ACCUSED ME OF SHOPPING FOR DRUGS. HE HAS NO COMPASSION WHATSOEVER. HE SAYS THERE IS AN EPIDEMIC OF NARCOTICS AND THEY SHOULD NOT BE USE. YES, THERE IS A TIME AND PLACE FOR THE USE OF NARCOTICS. DOES HE MAKE MORE MONEY BY JUST SHOOTING UP SPINES???? WOULD NOT RECOMMEND.

Don't ever go to this doctor unless you want shots in your spin. He will not

Very happy with doctor and medical staff. Office staff not attentive compared to other clinics.

You never get to see the doctor only when u make the first appointment. You are assigned to his pain management assistants who make the decision as to how much meds u get. Because I am retired I go to a pain management out-of-state six months out of the year and six months in Wisconsin. I had a good Quality of life because of the proper medication in the out-of-state pain management Doctor that is a board certified anesthesiologistist. I got back to Wisconsin and my meds were changed from one every six hours to a pill every eight hours. In the months following, the associate kept cutting my meds down more and more and more each month so I was in constant pain all summer long. When I would call up and tell them I was in terrible pain all I would get was a message back that you got enough medication and if not go to the emergency room. If something isn't broken why fix it? I knew exactly how much meds I needed because at the other pain management place I was given sufficient… medication to give me good quality-of-life and at this office I was in constant pain due to the lack and cutting down of my medication. I'm a senior lady and I got treated like a druggie. The assistant suggested I go to a place to find out how to handle pain where all she had to do was give me the sufficient amount of meds instead of telling me to go to a place that would not help the pain one bit. The lack of compassion when I was in terrible pain went on deaf years even when I told the associate I had been to a doctor and he said that in addition to my chronic pain I had a intestinal infection causing the pain to be worse, at the same time my meds were given to me less and less each month. Even due to this the associate would not increase my meds and the lack of compassion was incredible. I now go to a different pain management and what a difference. I have good quality of life because I have been given proper medication that should've been given to me by this office. I even asked the associate to put me on the same medication I was on a year ago and so forth but was refused. So if you want to go to a pain management office that has no compassion, treat you like a druggie, and will not keep you out of pain this is the office for you.