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Matthew P. Rupert, M.D.
Hughston Clinic
Anesthesiology, Interventional Pain Medicine
Franklin, Lebanon, Nashville
4.9
25 Ratings
14 Comments
Matthew Rupert, M.D. graduated summa cum laude both with a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering as well as a Master of Science in Biomechanical Engineering from the University of Cincinnati. He received his Doctor of Medical from University of Texas Southwestern Medical School. Post-graduate studies included a year of General Surgery and an Anesthesiology Residency training at The University of Tennessee Health Science Center.
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4.9
25 Ratings
14 Comments
Matthew Rupert, M.D. graduated summa cum laude both with a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering as well as a Master of Science in Biomechanical Engineering from the University of Cincinnati. He received his Doctor of Medical from University of Texas Southwestern Medical School. Post-graduate studies included a year of General Surgery and an Anesthesiology Residency training at The University of Tennessee Health Science Center.
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Franklin, TN 37067
Matthew Rupert, M.D. graduated summa cum laude both with a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering as well as a Master of Science in Biomechanical Engineering from the University of Cincinnati. He received his Doctor of Medical from University of Texas Southwestern Medical School. Post-graduate studies included a year of General Surgery and an Anesthesiology Residency training at The University of Tennessee Health Science Center. He completed a Fellowship in Interventional Pain Medicine at Texas Tech University. He completed an advanced fellowship training program with the World Institute of Pain.
Dr. Rupert is a board-certified anesthesiologist through the American Board of Anesthesiology. He is a board-certified pain medicine physician through the American Board of Medical Specialties and the American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians. He is also a board-certified fellow of Interventional Pain Practice (FIPP) through the World Institute of Pain. He has published many articles and book chapters in engineering and medicine. He continues to be involved locally, nationally and internationally with teaching and education.
Dr. Rupert treats pain in the head, trunk and limbs as an interventionalist. He develops individual treatment plans to identify and treat physical problems with the goal to return to normal functioning. He is a leader in innovation in this young medical specialty. He is a key opinion leader for treating complex head, neck and face pain. He has been on the front line of innovation including neuromodulation as well as stereotactic and orthobiologic treatments for traditional surgical problems.
Dr. Rupert enjoys time with his wife and children. They enjoy going on adventures and learning new hobbies. He enjoys solving problems and teaching his children to develop problem-solving skills.
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I would give a higher score if I could,
Very caring, informative and thorough.
Accommodating and excellent at getting to the source of the problem.
I don’t think doctor understood, or comprehended, the level of my pain and how it has robbed me of daily life, others take for granted. No one wants to live with severe pain. I have tried more cures than 95% of other patients. The drug he prescribed does nothing for me as it explicitly says does not work for spinal nerves. I can attest to this fact. I will take it for 15 days and report back and give feedback to drug company also. From their website: It affects only the nerves at the periphery (outside of the brain and spinal cord) like your arms, legs, etc. It does not cause addiction. Unfortunately, Journavx is weaker than Vicodin in terms of controlling pain. It is more useful in acute post-operative pain and not in chronic pain. It failed treatment of low back pain. Given its weak nature, it is unlikely to help CRPS. CRPS is caused by central sensitization (aka pain triggered in the brain and spinal cord). Journavx does not act there.
I have been with Dr Rupert since 2019. Before him I was using a walker and a wheelchair to get around and today I am hiking up mountains. He has always been professional and detailed along with compassionate ears.
Helpful.
DR. RUPERT was very patient and kind, he took his time and listened to everything I had to say.
I liked him he was very thorough and explained things well. Now praying it works!
So professional and understanding. Very thorough
Dr. Rupert was very polite, friendly, and informative. He took time to explain th I ng and to answer any questions I may have had.