TESTIMONIALS

The following are sentiments from successful CoPE graduates taken from satisfaction surveys at the close of the program, which began in October 2005...

"I wanted to say thanks to everybody for your role in my recovery. I respect each one of you as a professional and I wish you continued luck with the program." MB.

"It is the best program I ever had and I am very grateful that I had the chance to better myself." NB.

"Thanks for having a program that is designed to work with each person and get them back to where they wanted to get. Thanks for the support, the faith in me when I needed it most. Thanks for caring when nobody seemed like they cared. I will always be grateful." NC.

"Best program I've been in. All the people are great and have helped me so much." VD.

"Helped me a lot." RD.

"You are all wonderful." TH.

"Y'all were a Godsend to me. Thank y'all so much!!!" ToH.

"When I went into the program my pain was always 6-9/10. Now it is a 3. I've learned how to exercise and control my pain and am off of some of the medications." BH.

"Advertise this program (more people need it)." AJ.

"The teamwork and individual treatment is great and it's such a relief to not be a number or just a chart." AJ.

"All of the staff should get a 10. Super job that they all do. Thanks to all." CL.

"Thank you all for everything, for making my stay at the [program] pleasant" TS.

"The program is 100%. I'm very thankful to have participated" BS.

Your doctor may refer you to the CoPE based on various criteria to ensure that this program is the best course of treatment for you at this point in time. Some of our major admission criteria include:

• The patient has no or minimal spinal pathology to account for pain.
• The patient has an inoperable pathology (e.g., multi-level disc disease).
• The patient has failed back surgery.
• The patient needs spine surgery, but workers comp has denied the request for surgery after multiple appeals.
• The patient was not mentally ready for surgery at the time.
• The patient relies too heavily on medications to moderate the pain.

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