Bradley S. Cash, M.D., F.A.A.P.M.R.

Dr. Cash is one of the best doctors I've been to in my life. He is my hero and life saver and I feel extremely fortunate for having access to him and his office team. He saved me from spinal surgery after seeing many top doctors for my cervical stenosis. He literally cares about getting you well. Who does that today. He is a true gift to the medical profession!

I have been a patient of dr cash for 4 years. I have noticed the few negative reviews I have seen on here are in regard to his administrative staff from several years ago. He changed practices and offices in the last year or 2 and I must say, while my experience with his former administrative staff was not quite as bad as some others have described, his new staff at his new office are much much better. Much shorter wait times, a lot more attentiveness and extremely helpful when you call.

I have experience multiple bone fractures and a litany of other debilitating conditions over the years. Through this period Dr Cash has been compassionate and provided excellent and extensive support he has comprehensive understanding of his field. , he has guided me through various Physical Therapy journeys and assisted with excellent trigger point injections.

This so called Dr. Does so called record reviews of workers comp. Patients never sees them and gives whatever diagnosis the insurance company what's him to give. How the hell can you as a Dr. Tell how a patient is feeling how bad their pain is or how much their daily life is effected by reading a file and not even knowing the patient or speaking with them. I don't think this Dr should even have a license with the way he treats or doesn't treat human being without selling out to insurance companies he is a disgrace to the profession.

Dr. Cash is terrible. It's clear that his only mission is to schedule as many appointments as possible, bill insurance companies, and move on. Why is he terrible? Good question! While sitting in the ER after just finding out my husband had a giant tumor in his intestine, Dr. Cash called my husband and told him he needed to come in to take a drug test. When my husband said "Doc, I'm in the ER, I just found out I have a tumor." his response was "well, you either need to come in today when you're done or tomorrow if you don't want to be discharged from the practice." How do I know this? I was sitting right there. When confronted about this, Dr. Cash lied and said he didn't know he was in the hospital. Of course, when pressed, we found out it really wouldn't have mattered one way or another if