Exodus Pain Clinic

Allison Bursinger _{on Google}

Apr 9th, 2024

Terrible experience today. First time I was there I heard a rant about vaccinations. Which I was not there for. I have MS
So today's issue I didn't even make it past the .receptionist. She was rude and curt as I did not bring all my medications with me. I filled out about 12 p before I even went.. and simply did not see the part that says bring your medications with you. .Mind you I take about 25 different ones. She immediately said this isn't the right place for you and the manager jumped in and said the same thing.. she's not asked for the situation was.. just cancel my appointment and I left. Do not go here unless you want to be treated like dirt!!!

Mitchell Smith _{on Google}

Feb 28th, 2024

I would advise everyone to consider non-narcotic pain methods before going down the ever winding path to addiction and the increasing need for opiates.
Your body will get used to the narcotics and over time you will need more and more until you require several times more pain medication to keep the pain down and the withdrawals from getting worse.
Just Say No!

Greg F _{on Google}

Aug 13th, 2023

By far the very best pain management clinic I have ever been too. I am a disabled combat veteran whom has been through a lot of doctors. Once I found Dr. Marsh my quality of life went up exponentially. He is an extremely skilled doctor. Passionate about taking the best care of his patients that he can. Goes out of his way to find the best solutions to your medical needs.
I cannot recommend this pain clinic enough.

Joyful Hermit _{on Google}

Aug 10th, 2023

After over 34 years of suffering terrible pain by a drunk driver accident, then failed back surgery, I'd gone without pain help by doctors who laughed me off and ignored initial medical records. I moved to Boise area five years ago, and was told I needed to see a pain doctor as I needed pain medication. First appointment with Dr. Marsh, I noted his uncanny "read" of people; he sensed I was not a malingerer nor an addict. He also is diligent as a scientist as well as doctor. He ordered an MRI since I had none recently, but he also listened intently to what I had to share of background regarding the chronic pain. He immediately explored various alternative avenues of treatment which I always consider worth trying even if slight help, for any help is welcomed in my view of suffering. And he also prescribed the needed pain medication.
When the MRI results came, Dr. Marsh, meticulous and adept at reading films and noticing problems, knew I needed to have an extensive spine surgery, and got me set up with the best of neurosurgeons. The neurosurgeon performed the serious and inctricate spine surgery, and happened to notice a rare condition that is known for progressive, severe pain and spinal, neurological effects. Dr. Marsh is familiar with this condition and has treated me ever since, monitoring and doing all feasible to help me keep going despite suffering--as he does with all his patients.
His staff at Exodus Pain Clinic is compassionate yet professional, and they run an efficient office. Dr. Marsh is aware of many treatment modalities beyond what are the usually thought of opioids. Dr. Marsh is a bright mind who carefully, thoroughly, delves into diagnosing and prescribing from a wide background of medical and pharmacological experience, as well as the aforementioned alternatives including supplements of which I've had some amazing relief and reversals from those he recommended (Amazon carries them!).
He knew when it was time for me to accept that I needed an intrathecal pump, and he is prudent with keeping me at the lowest possible dosing, but knows when more is required. While meticulous and precise in office procedures that are intricate and serious, Dr. Marsh is gentle, careful, and concerned for the patient's comfort in these procedures that otherwise would be very painful. He's an excellent mind and comfortable in conversing on topics which support and enhance a suffering person's life challenges--in all facets from support network to pets, from variety of medications as well as supplements and recently researched, inexpensive treatment options.
Dr. Marsh's concern for his patients' total needs--body, mind, heart and also spiritual well being--has benefitted me time and again as he also knows the best of surgeons and doctors in the Treasure Valley area to refer his patients, as needed. He has a great sense of humor, as well, which helps when pain and suffering is otherwise one's life, day and night. If one has to wait awhile, which in my experience is not often, when it does happen I am considerate that there is someone who is in worse shape than me that day, and Dr. Marsh is doing all feasible to help the person even though it took longer than the time frame allotted. I myself have on occasion been that person who needed extra treatment and/or Dr. Marsh's added insights, or time spent reviewing tests and scans. Dr. Marsh does not abandon patients who are serious about trying to live better lives with the trials of pain and suffering; rather, he gives himself all the more to our care with sincere concern and his vast array of medical training and wide background of experience as a physician who goes above and beyond.
All this said, Dr. Marsh has an uncanny sense of people, and he knows those who are genuinely desirous of doing all they can to manage their pain, and I'm sure he also would sense and screen or redirect those who would not be genuine. Dr. Daniel Marsh: Great doctor, great mind, heart, soul--and great man.