Dr. Enrique Aradillas Lopez, MD

Dr Arillas is at Princeton brain and spine in Langhorne PA if anyone is looking for him just made an appointment with him for next week.

Being treated for 23 years for CRPS and now no treatment...I'm scared....

Where are you? We need you!!

Where are you? We need you!!

Cant wait to meet up again. U left Vincera please let us know where you have gone.

Super odd bedside manner, impossible to reach, vague and often contradictory advice. Sometimes feels like he's in a fog. Absolutely zero follow up

My daughter has RSD/CRPS since the age of 14 (she is now 20) and although the RSD pain is always there her major complaint is headaches. We waited 4 months for an appointment with him. Granted he spent a good amount of time with her, but when he said because she did the pain management program a CHOP at age 15 she has "grown out of the RSD". Well, I am not a medical professional, just a mom with a kid with this illness and in all of my research, communicating with other parents ALL over the world I have NEVER heard or read of a child growing out of this disease. My daughter was supposed to have a follow up phone call from him and when it never came I called to inquire which set off a snowball effect of phone calls back and forth from his lying and idiot staff members. One woman named Leslie who claimed to be a nurse but refused to divulge her credentials told my daughter to stop her medication cold turkey. I was not confident in her instructions so I checked with the pharmacist and found that she had to wean herself off of it...not go cold turkey. Everything that my daughter told this Leslie was twisted around. To quote another comment I read elsewhere...Leslie "likes to hear herself talk". As much as I wanted to give him a chance, I refuse to take my daughter back there because of the horrible and incompetent staff. I wish I could give his staff ZERO stars.

Completely let down by him when he left Drexel. Started being about money. Sad that I ever trusted it.

I can sum up my 2 plus years experience with Dr. Aradillas in one word: "disappointing"!

DR. ENRIQUE ARIDILLAS IS EXCEPTIONAL! I , MARYELLEN JOHNSTON - SPENCER WOULD NEVER TRUST ANOTHER PHYSICIAN, AFTER BEING TREATED BY DR. ARADILLAS ! FOR EVERYONE ELSE YOUR CERTAINLY IN THE RIGHT HANDS .

I was planning to follow up with Dr. Aradillas -- only to learn of his impending departure from Drexel. If anyone knows where he will be practicing, please post an update here. Dr. Aradillas is one of the most knowledgeable physicians about CRPS -- he was thorough, professional, understanding and provided one of the best diagnosis and treatment plans for severe CRPS. He added a youthful exuberance to this practice, and conveyed knowledge of this disease unlike most other pain management doctors I've ever come to meet. The office; however, was terrible. It took almost a year to get an appointment, and the staff did not mirror his philosophy about patient care. Add to that the fact that the office environment was extremely sterile, depressing and cold in every sense. The staff were not unprofessional, but rather uncaring and treated me like a number. I was not impressed at all by the practice but by Aradillas himself. Anyone considering seeing him as a new patient should find out where he's practicing come the new year. It is doctors like Aradillas who make a hospital shine and receive glowing reputations.

Excellent care

He's great when you are right in front of him but what's the use in that if you can't get in touch with him when needed. He won't return your calls, makes diagnosis that he doesn't follow up on, and basically after wooing the patient, leaves them hanging. I have been a patient of his current employer for over two decades. What has happened since he has taken over is completely irresponsible. Charming-yes, knowledgeable-yes, caring-yes....as long as you are right in front of him. Ego-HUGE...which for someone dealing with rare diseases is basically a necessity but he hasn't earned that privilege yet. Now he is jumping ship.