Dr. Salvatore Ronald Campo, DO

Ive seen Dr Campos for a few years and Love Love him, He really cares about you and wants to help you get better.

Doctor is past his sell by date - like all pain doctors he perhaps knows little about the neurophysiology of pain . The staff is terrible. It is funny that there are four comments below - 2 negative about the staff and 2 positive. I can vouch that the negative two are closer to the truth. It is also funny that the 2 positive ones were up the on the same day itself - likely a concerted effort on part of the staff itself.

Office staff for Dr. Campo is very uncompassionate at this office. I wouldn't even take my pets to see him bc of his staff!

Dr Campo and the staff he has will provide excellent service and he is one the best doctors I have ever had. He will look for the best course of treatment for you and his staff has always followed up on what ever they have told me they would do for me. I highly recommend Dr Campo and his staff.

I have been a patient of Dr Campo for many years and I can honestly say he’s one of the best. Dr Campo and his office staff and nurses Care about patients. I would tell anyone that needs a pain management Dr to go to Dr Campo. His excellent care and the staff he has will work to find the best option to treat you. I cannot say enough about him and his office.

The doctor is certainly pleasant but there ends all his virtues. There is a comment here entitled ``He's a crazy drug addicted nut job". Indeed the doctor's value for your money is to ask obvious questions (the sort a child playing doctor would) and then write addictive prescriptions. His staff are the most incompetent and probably the worst aspect of his clinic - the short brunette (Chryssa?) inside and the elderly lady at the front, in particular. The first is busy always playing with phones and the latter has perfected the art of rolling her eyes and making mistakes simultaneously. Be sure to expect mistakes with prescriptions, insurance and everything else and then rudeness to cap it.

Easy to talk to, Treats you like he cares, Such a beautiful person.

I have been seeing Dr. Campo over a year now. He is very understanding, spends time to LISTEN to my medical needs, and he is a very good Physician. I completely trust him and recommend his services and staff.

I was between pain doctors because I was not one who benefited from injections. I went to Dr. Campo and he treated me really nice and respectful. I was taking my regiment of pain medication as he perscribed it. Then I hurt my hip. I don't know if it was because I took those daily regiments of pain meds, but when I hurt my hip I was still in great pain. I thought maybe I had broken my hip. It was 6 in the AM so I went to the hospital. The doctor in the emergeny room called Dr. Campos office and told him that I was trying to get more of the same meds Dr. Campo had perscribed for me. This was a lie. I never asked for pain meds. I was there strictly to see if my hip was broken. Now, wanting to be brutally honest here, there were other circumstances here that made it LOOK bad. I had been to another pain management Dr. that forced me to have a massage, which did not benifit me at all. I did not like that and didn't want my insurance company billed for that. I also had a car accident and… was taking therapy and was helped with medication there. These things were PRIOR to even seeing Dr. Campo. I never asked the emergency room Dr. for any medication as I had my prescription as ordered by Dr. Campo. I understand Dr. Campos concern, but I think that maybe giving me the chance to explain that the meds I did receive from the other Dr. were before him and I still had them. I was NOT there for meds. Thought my hip might be broken and that is what I told the emergency room doctor. Dr. Campo sent me a letter dropping me because I was shopping for meds. This was not the case. I respect his decision due to what he was told. He received bad info. Good Dr. and would love to be his patient again as a good pain doctor is hard to find. I wish that he would reconsider, but alas I don't hold out much hope for that. I'm really upset about the circumstances.

- My husband retired last year & our insurance changed to Aetna; my pain medicine physician wasn't on Aetna and didn't want to sign up. (After several months with them, I know why!) - I had to change pain doctors, so my primary care doctor recommended Dr. Campo. I liked him from the start. There's no baloney, and he's on board with my desire to get better. - PLUS, he sent me for an MRI series - which no other doctor ever had. We discovered big problems with my neck & back, which were exacerbating my pain. If I hadn't gone to him, I still wouldn't know about it! - If you're in serious pain & want answers, and you genuinely want to get better, I recommend Dr. Campo. - One more thing: never give up. I had doctors and physical therapists telling me I'd be in a wheelchair within two years of my diagnosis in 1992. I'm still walking, not too well, but I'm doing it. So never let anyone discourage you. - I've found that Dr. Campo is very positive. And his staff is terrific!