About Ready Pain Management, Pain Care in Gulf Breeze, FL

kelly gremillion ★★★★★

Dr. Boler is one of the absolute best doctors I’ve ever seen, he is extremely knowledgeable, professional and thorough, he never rushes, he’s caring and compassionate and everything you want in a great doctor!! I was very reluctant to change medication when I first started seeing him 8 months ago but after a couple visits I was ready to try his suggestion and I am so glad I did, I honestly haven’t had this much relief in 15 years, and he has an amazing office staff they make every visit enjoyable, always with a smile and great attitude!! I can’t say great things about Dr.Boler and his staff I’m just so grateful I found them!!

Frank Fontenot ★★★★★

Dr. Boler heard me. He gave me a treatment that meets my needs. He is awesome.Ready Pain offers optimum treatments that have contributed to my wellness. Kimberly is the massage therapist. She is skilled in her craft and she gave me pep in my step. I am thankful that I found Ready Pain and I highly recommend their services. Call James at Ready Pain and schedule your appointment. I am a very happy patient. Beverly 😁

Nobody Rgaswho ★★★★★

Love this Doctor dr Boler is attentive listens and explains everything in way you can understand the entire staff is fantastic is wife is just lovely. Total mind and body help and well being starting my weightloss journey here plus I need pain management ant say enough great things about this Dr and his staff 2 thumbs way up

A Pounds ★★★★★

**VETS iso medical advice or treatment opts based in medical knowledge** I've never left a review this high before and especially not for medical except one other vet own/ran clinic for a diff specialty. Honestly I was so terrified but genuinely hopeful that if I couldn't get treatment here he'd at the very least know where to help me navigate to with proper next steps. I don't think I'll ever trust civilian medical personnel after local civilian provs/ER staff knew VA was letting me starve to death from a partially paralyzed digestive/malabsorption disorder solely bc no one wanted to be responsible/submit Tricare or VA bs for something like a feeding tube even after agreeing it would stop the severe malnutrition and physical reprocussions of prolonged starvation. I had to survive a trip to Atlanta GA for a "more equipped VA hospital" just to pass out during my app and wake up literally half dead and trapped in a TB quarantine room since apparently I had 3 different systemic infections so neglected they thought initially I was dying of TB. I spent the next 11 weeks in medical abuse and torture hell until I was able to discharge myself and survive the trip back. After that I've been terrified of "simple appointments" and especially providers that think the VA, Tricare, or anything connected will actually save veterans in any capacity. But since this was a self pay option clinic ran by an experienced veteran who continued healthcare after service I decided my fear and medical trauma wasn't going to stop me from speaking with an educated medical personnel that I had a higher chance of being able to trust his advice or treatment. And honestly? I called my veteran buddy that's been through all of these nightmare fuel in a bad lifetime movie plot turned into "serving those who serve bc everyone else let's them fall through the cracks", and laughed as I cried since the first time in 8 years a provider knew ANY of my cond (plus my connective tissue and spine disorder which are currently common in chronic pain communities) let alone almost all of them, it was all of the ones I thought more than relevant to pain management and the success or failure of treatment options, and even the understandably basics of them all aren't diagnostic or treatment relevant to the pain management criteria/areas of study yet he knew more than every so called specialist I've seen for the specific conditions even if we had just agreed yes it's atypical, uncommon so it's been a while since he's heard it, or only knew textbook knowledge and hadn't met a patient in his office understandably so since they're uncommon and don't typically present multiple types in a single patient or that many. So not only did he have more than adequate knowledge for what I came to discuss with him today, was perfectly forward but amazingly compassionate and confident in our options we discussed, but also offered to forward any information he comes across regarding my other conditions. Every veteran and especially any veteran with severe chronic pain and any "extra complex issues" with chronic pain that don't make it easy to "fix" all end up thinking something like "am I really as worthless and unworthy of being seen as more than marketing or just no longer worth anything while I'm alive after serving and ending up with permanent damage?" And today was the first day I've finally felt seen more than I thought I would've been by the time I died. It may sound so stupid to civilians or maybe even other vets but I thought I'd easily die before 35 or just have to accept that I'll never get a chance to have a functional life bc how can you get that if no one will listen WHY you hurt let alone acknowledge all the pieces that make it as severe it is. best part was not being judged/gaslit on my pain level vs how I visually look bc my job as a female weakness=useless and useless="free game" in male dominated work="save yourself or take it"so I'm great at hiding pain to a severe degree bc it was the only way I survived long enough to save myself and get out. Thank you, sincerely!

Thelma Chalmers ★★★★★

I recently had my first neo ensculpt treatment . I was very pleased with the whole process. The area treated was very soft and smooth after treatment. The next day my muscles felt a little tight but no pain. Looking forward to my next treatment.

kelly gremillion ★★★★★

Dr. Boler is one of the absolute best doctors I’ve ever seen, he is extremely knowledgeable, professional and thorough, he never rushes, he’s caring and compassionate and everything you want in a great doctor!! I was very reluctant to change medication when I first started seeing him 8 months ago but after a couple visits I was ready to try his suggestion and I am so glad I did, I honestly haven’t had this much relief in 15 years, and he has an amazing office staff they make every visit enjoyable, always with a smile and great attitude!! I can’t say great things about Dr.Boler and his staff I’m just so grateful I found them!!

Frank Fontenot ★★★★★

Dr. Boler heard me. He gave me a treatment that meets my needs. He is awesome.Ready Pain offers optimum treatments that have contributed to my wellness. Kimberly is the massage therapist. She is skilled in her craft and she gave me pep in my step. I am thankful that I found Ready Pain and I highly recommend their services. Call James at Ready Pain and schedule your appointment. I am a very happy patient. Beverly 😁

Nobody Rgaswho ★★★★★

Love this Doctor dr Boler is attentive listens and explains everything in way you can understand the entire staff is fantastic is wife is just lovely. Total mind and body help and well being starting my weightloss journey here plus I need pain management ant say enough great things about this Dr and his staff 2 thumbs way up

A Pounds ★★★★★

**VETS iso medical advice or treatment opts based in medical knowledge** I've never left a review this high before and especially not for medical except one other vet own/ran clinic for a diff specialty. Honestly I was so terrified but genuinely hopeful that if I couldn't get treatment here he'd at the very least know where to help me navigate to with proper next steps. I don't think I'll ever trust civilian medical personnel after local civilian provs/ER staff knew VA was letting me starve to death from a partially paralyzed digestive/malabsorption disorder solely bc no one wanted to be responsible/submit Tricare or VA bs for something like a feeding tube even after agreeing it would stop the severe malnutrition and physical reprocussions of prolonged starvation. I had to survive a trip to Atlanta GA for a "more equipped VA hospital" just to pass out during my app and wake up literally half dead and trapped in a TB quarantine room since apparently I had 3 different systemic infections so neglected they thought initially I was dying of TB. I spent the next 11 weeks in medical abuse and torture hell until I was able to discharge myself and survive the trip back. After that I've been terrified of "simple appointments" and especially providers that think the VA, Tricare, or anything connected will actually save veterans in any capacity. But since this was a self pay option clinic ran by an experienced veteran who continued healthcare after service I decided my fear and medical trauma wasn't going to stop me from speaking with an educated medical personnel that I had a higher chance of being able to trust his advice or treatment. And honestly? I called my veteran buddy that's been through all of these nightmare fuel in a bad lifetime movie plot turned into "serving those who serve bc everyone else let's them fall through the cracks", and laughed as I cried since the first time in 8 years a provider knew ANY of my cond (plus my connective tissue and spine disorder which are currently common in chronic pain communities) let alone almost all of them, it was all of the ones I thought more than relevant to pain management and the success or failure of treatment options, and even the understandably basics of them all aren't diagnostic or treatment relevant to the pain management criteria/areas of study yet he knew more than every so called specialist I've seen for the specific conditions even if we had just agreed yes it's atypical, uncommon so it's been a while since he's heard it, or only knew textbook knowledge and hadn't met a patient in his office understandably so since they're uncommon and don't typically present multiple types in a single patient or that many. So not only did he have more than adequate knowledge for what I came to discuss with him today, was perfectly forward but amazingly compassionate and confident in our options we discussed, but also offered to forward any information he comes across regarding my other conditions. Every veteran and especially any veteran with severe chronic pain and any "extra complex issues" with chronic pain that don't make it easy to "fix" all end up thinking something like "am I really as worthless and unworthy of being seen as more than marketing or just no longer worth anything while I'm alive after serving and ending up with permanent damage?" And today was the first day I've finally felt seen more than I thought I would've been by the time I died. It may sound so stupid to civilians or maybe even other vets but I thought I'd easily die before 35 or just have to accept that I'll never get a chance to have a functional life bc how can you get that if no one will listen WHY you hurt let alone acknowledge all the pieces that make it as severe it is. best part was not being judged/gaslit on my pain level vs how I visually look bc my job as a female weakness=useless and useless="free game" in male dominated work="save yourself or take it"so I'm great at hiding pain to a severe degree bc it was the only way I survived long enough to save myself and get out. Thank you, sincerely!

Thelma Chalmers ★★★★★

I recently had my first neo ensculpt treatment . I was very pleased with the whole process. The area treated was very soft and smooth after treatment. The next day my muscles felt a little tight but no pain. Looking forward to my next treatment.