Dr. Mark H Coleman, MD

All personnel services I received and were provided with met my expectations. The procedure actually exceeded my expectations as it was the first one I received of this kind. I appreciated the simplicity and the rapidity involved and did not have the feeling that the protocol of the procedure was in any way compromised. I am looking forward to my future visits and follow-up procedures.

I am extremely pleased with the services of NSPC. Dr. Coleman is a great physician and is working hard to help me eliminate the pain I have been having for years. I am greatful for his services. The front desk staff are professional, friendly and helpful. I have and will continue to recommend NSPC to friends and family.

Dr. Coleman is an extremely intelligent physician well-versed in the issues of pain. He does excellent job explaining what he's doing and what the effects of the procedure will be. I would rate him the best pain Doc in Baltimore. He save me from having to have an operation.

Dr. Coleman was wonderful.he explained the treatment and what I should expect.ifelt very comfortable.the staff was great.i would return if necessary.thank you all. Vanna kauffman

A great place and a life saver

Very courteous and professional. Took time to explain the procedure!

I have been seeing Dr Coleman for a while and find him and the office staff caring and extremely professional! I would and do recommend this office if you want the best.

Dr. Coleman and his staff were everything you would expect and seldom receive in these days if hurried de-personalized health care. Dr. Coleman was professional ,extremely skilled providing me with appropriate care, listen To my concerns and eased my fear surrounding my doubts about the possibility of a full recovery. Lauren and staff were some of the most caring, personable, efficient health care personnel I have met in a while. I have already sung the praises of. National Spine and Pain Center and Dr. Coleman.

Dr. Coleman is very understanding and not rushed.

staff is wonderful. do whatever they can to help you.

I would like to say thank you to the staff. They are very polite and attentive to the patients needs.

Was scared to death when walking into the office as I have never had any kind of pain to manage like this before. I was immediately put at ease by the very first lady I spoke with who signed me in to Dr. Coleman, himself. The entire experience was better than I could have even hoped for! Excellent patient care from beginning to end. I will send anyone this way if given the opportunity!

TSTANDING SERVICE, I'M VERY SATISFIED WITH THE WAY MY TREATMENT FOR MY CONDITION AS BEEN GOING FOR THE LAST 10 YEARS OR MORE. FROM ONE TO TEN, A 10 IS THE RATING I GIVE DR. COLEMANS OFFICE.

You sold take a tape recorder with you they tell you one thing and do another. You will meet with Dr the first time then they pawn you off on a NP then another. If you are seriously disabled this is not the place for you.

Dr colema is excellent I have been in pain for a long time but with my visit with him I feel confident about my pain improving I am not worried that it will not get better he gave me hope. And he was very knowledgeable and compassionate about my condition I would highly recommend him

They were more concerned about testing me for medicine everytime than anything else!

When I was 20 years old, i injured myself while playing basketball. I had a small herniated disc at L5/S1, but most of the surgeons I saw insisted that it was not resting on the nerve. Dr. Colman did injections then a percutaneous discectomy. I have been pain free for 8months.

I saw this doctor in 2005 soon after being diagnosed with Brachial Plexopathy. I had severe neuralgia; I had difficulty sleeping, eating, using my arm, turning my neck - all of these things hurt me to a great degree. I went into the office visit with a decent level of hope. This was the first pain management doctor I had seen; my other doctors had not been able to control my pain, so I was hoping for an empathetic doctor who would understand and help me with my pain.Dr. Coleman was neither of these things.Aside from his generally unpleasant and dismissive bedside manner (he made me feel that I was a waste of his time), we had a particular exchange I will never forget. That I still remember it, and am writing about it 4 years later, is a testament to that.After I told Dr. Coleman how much pain I was in, he looked at me and said, "Do you know what your femur is?" This confused me obviously. "Yes," I said, "It's this bone," touching mine. he then said:"You should only be in that much pain if you've broken your femur."This experience with Dr. Coleman scared me away from pain management doctors, and made me feel like no one would believe me about my pain. Its more difficult to "see" a neuropathy than it is a broken femur. I suppose Dr. Coleman is not able to detect such subtleties.I write today because in the past month I have had a remission in my pain... and will have to see a pain management doctor. I am a little frightened. This is, indeed, due to my experience with Dr. Coleman. I think it's only fair, nay, my DUTY, to let others know what they may be in for.

Rapidly acessed my problem after my having seen 4 doctors. Kind, courteous but focused and to the point.