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Columbia Pain And Spine Institute – Pain can be managed.

Pain Management • Gresham, OR • Since 2010

About

Columbia Pain and Spine Institute is a privately held medical center based in Gresham, Oregon, founded in 2010. It specializes in treating neck and low back pain and other chronic pain conditions. The clinic operates four offices in the Gresham area and offers services through a small team (about 7 employees) with key staff including Executive Director Konstantin Chernukhin. Services focus on comprehensive pain management and spine care. Website: columbiapainandspine.com. Notable details: modest annual revenue (0–$1M), moderate employer rating (3.5/5 from 7 reviews), and a digital presence with roughly 3,600 monthly visits. If you’re seeking pain relief options in Gresham, this institute provides local access to spine and chronic pain treatment.

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Clinic Type

Pain Management

Address

Columbia Pain And Spine Institute (serving Gresham and Portland OR region)

Phone

+1 503-382-8100

Email

ddietz@columbiapainandspine.com

Opening Hours

Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.

Website

https://columbiapainandspine.com/

Services Offered

Pain management
Interventional spine
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
diagnosis and treatment of spinal pathology
minimally invasive procedures
medication management

Team

Columbia Pain And Spine Institute team, Board-certified Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation physicians; fellowship trained — Physicians and staff

Insurance & Payment

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Languages Spoken

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Social Media

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

PainClinics.com: 3.9/5 (180 reviews) (180)
Rivermark.online: 3.8/5 (158 reviews) (158)
Yelp/MapQuest: 2.0/5 (33 reviews) (33)

Patients praise

Some patients report long-term positive relationships with specific providers
Praise for compassionate and attentive care from certain staff members and practitioners
Efficiency in appointment timing for some patients
Professionalism of specific physicians and caregivers

Common complaints

Reports of rude or dismissive office staff
Difficulty with appointment scheduling and long wait times
Concerns regarding billing practices and focus on profit over patient care
Negative experiences with specific providers regarding bedside manner and communication
Perceived bias or poor treatment of patients with state insurance (OHP)

"I have been going to this clinic for over a decade... My current provider is NP Eleonora Shukshina and she is great. She listens to me and my concerns."

— PainClinics.com patient review

"Everything takes 5 weeks to schedule because they completely book out for a minimum 5 weeks!... Not to mention the rude people who work here."

— Rivermark.online patient review

"Communication is severely lacking with this organization. Also after observing people in the lobby, it’s clear that this facility is doing everything they can to squeeze money out of the state."

— Healthgrades patient review

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].

In the News

Dr. Anunai R. Asthana, MD - Anesthesiologist in Oregon City, OR — May 14, 2026
Home - National Pain Centers — May 11, 2026
Commonwealth Pain & Spine opens Tennessee clinic - Becker’s Spine Review — Aug 18, 2025
Commonwealth Pain & Spine Opens Advanced Surgical Institute in Evansville, Indiana — Aug 26, 2025
Minimally Invasive Spine and Pain Institute uses latest ablation technology | News | idahostatejournal.com — Feb 17, 2026

Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.

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