Stephen P Lordon

Saw him twice. Filled out all paperwork I brought and more they gave me. He did not read. He got mixed up with basic spinal anatomy when talking. When I did not follow through to a another specialist he wanted me do, which I thought was premature, he threatened I could become very disabled. He gave me an injection in the neck which did not work. So, he started to look at other areas of my body and referred me to another specialist. Found out later at a different specialist that that spot in the neck is difficult to get. It was basically a waste of my time and money. His charges are high. I think he is into making money and is not very skilled in what he does.

Wouldn't recommend. He's very quick to pass judgement without ever asking questions. Regards me of having a very high option of himself without warrant. Never looked at any of my imaging, never ordered any scans, just started injecting and prescribing. In this day and age, he doesn't belong in pain management. As it is, doctors in this field need more empathy and understanding, both,of which he lacks.

He understood and explained my disease to me in a way that made me feel understood for the first time throughout a year of suffering severe pain from CRPS. Dr. Lordon knew that numerous medications I can't take & I had tried many options already. His suggestions of treatment each involved managing my pain throughout my life without having to take medicine every day. I have autism & usually am scared around doctors but he made me feel safe & I'm so happy I found him & am so ready for my new life

not easy to reach him, does not respond to messages