As our name implies at Comprehensive Pain Care, PC we attempt to be comprehensive in our treatment of patients suffering chronic pain and for patients suffering from addiction. This means that we address the physical and emotional aspects of the patient's disease. We take a bio-psycho-social approach to the management of patients with chronic pain or addiction.
The "bio" refers to the biology of the diseases. The focus here is on the physical aspects of the illness. This aspect of treatment includes the use of medications and procedures to treat pain and/or addiction. The "psych" refers to the emotional and spiritual impact chronic pain and addiction have on the patient.
The "bio" refers to the biology of the diseases. The focus here is on the physical aspects of the illness. This aspect of treatment includes the use of medications and procedures to treat pain and/or addiction. The "psych" refers to the emotional and spiritual impact chronic pain and addiction have on the patient.
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At some time or another we will all experience pain. For most of us this will be a passing thing, as when we stub or toe or get a sunburn, but for others the pain will not stop, ever. This is chronic pain. It is not the same as acute pain. Chronic pain usually serves no biologic purpose and the senselessness of chronic pain often leads to depression.
Drug and alcohol addiction have reached epidemic proportions. Some people become addicted "accidentally" while using drugs or alcohol for fun. Other people become addicted during the course of chronic pain management. Whatever the cause, the addiction is a brain disease which cannot be cured but which, in the majority of people, can be controlled.
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) has been proven to improve outcomes for patients in alcohol and drug treatment. A number of different medications are currently available to assist individuals with their withdrawal and recovery from alcohol and drug use. Remaining in treatment: Staying in treatment for an adequate period of time is critical.
North on Cherokee Street toward Kennestone Hospital. Turn left onto Tower Road then right onto Plaza Way, then right onto Campbell Hill Street. Patient parking is in the rear of the building. We are on the first floor. We are on the first floor of The Kenmar Building (pictured below) which is on Campbell Hill Street.
Reviews (9)
Susan Johnson
Mar 24, 2021
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If I could rate Dr. Taylor & staff higher I would. After coming from another doctor who wanted to only do all these costly procedures on me that did nothing for me, but leave me with permanent nerve damage, I found Dr. Taylor's office. Coming in with severe nerve damage from these procedures, he took the time to listen & examine me. Discovered I do indeed have nerve damage on top of the underlying condition. Now treating the nerve damage and I have improved significantly. I am self pay and hard to go much further without insurance in which I am currently working on. I can not say enough or praise
Elizabeth Post
Sep 04, 2020
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Chun Li
Jan 07, 2020
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Very nice staff. The doctor actually listens to what you have to say, and answers any questions you have. I am very satisfied with every visit. Strongly advise Dr. Taylor. Not only does he help with addiction and pain managment. But he also helps with other things... Such as mental health meds and anxiety. I'm sure it's not his specialty. But he sure takes a swing at it. And so far, I'm satisfied with him. 5 stars!
Lori Stapp
Nov 22, 2019
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Trina White
Jan 14, 2019
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Rodger Thompson
Jul 18, 2018
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I have been in pain for the last 10years, I gone to doctors to try and help me. About a year ago I went and talk with Dr. Taylor. He sit down with me and listen to what I had to say. After the talk and 30days. i began to feel better and walk a lot better. I 72 years old. He didn’t care, he just want to help me.thank God I went to him. I feel so much better.
Bob Bearden
Dec 26, 2017
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Best Pain doctor I’ve been to in the past 12 plus years of going to a pain doctor. NOT going to walk in to a crowded waiting room full of people and have to wait hours.
He actually cares about his patients and takes the time to get to know you personally. I highly recommend this doctor to anyone that is looking for a legit pain doctor.
He actually cares about his patients and takes the time to get to know you personally. I highly recommend this doctor to anyone that is looking for a legit pain doctor.
Mary B.
Aug 19, 2016
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I came to the office with a friend twice. They were very friendly and caring and took her in promptly so I took off to have some breakfast since it would be a long procedure. Unfortunately, she was having some flair ups in her condition that prevented the procedure. They were very supportive and followup was prompt. After they started the procedure, they allowed me to be there as support. My friend has a condition that required moving around during the procedure which required a lot of extra work and time for the staff. They were always very kind, compassionate, patient, and accommodating with
Wayne Knight
Jan 31, 2013
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