Dr. Malhotra gave me cortisone injections for my sciatica and I have been very happy with the…read moreprofessionalism of the clinical and the support staff.

Dr Nitin Malhotra is a very caring doctor. He takes everything you say with great concern. The…read morefacility is very warm and welcoming. All the girls at the front desk are extremely friendly and pleasant. The anesthesiologists and nurses that work with Dr Maholtra are extremely caring and make you feel very at ease. I am completely satisfied with everything. Thank you for all you do. Sharon

I really have to say that this group of doctors have changed my life. There was a time where I…read morecould only walk for two hours a day. When I came in to visit for the first date he offered me medicine that allowed me to walk that day mostly pain-free. I cannot say enough great things about this practice. At one point I had one issue with one worker who is not there anymore. Other than that I've had nothing but great interactions.

From the owner: The Pain Specialists of Greater Chicago specialize in the treatment of acute and chronic pain…read moreconditions.

Dr. Piska is wonderful! Her staff is very helpful. There is rarely a long wait. I have been seeing…read moreDr. Piska for a few years and am very happy with the professional service I've been given.

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Dr. Anwar is a con artist. Send bills for missed visits that were NEVER booked! Personally told Dr…read more Anwar that I was having surgery to correct my problem. He stormed out of the room! Five months later I started receiving bills for appointments NEVER made!

All they do is prescribe pills! They do nothing for your pain & just take your money! Would not…read morerecommend this place to anyone. Go to a well known hospital that has pain management doctors that can help you.

Dr. Malak is great. I've been going to him since 2016. He is very knowledgeable and has helped me…read moretremendously. I have limped in at times and when I leave him I'm always in better shape. He's given me advice on exercises, stretches and general knowledge regarding my specific issues. I have even ordered two sets of orthotics from him. The Pain Management clinic is a lifesaver for me and has definitely helps me manage my pain!

Over the course of years when one problem or another would arise (about once to three times a…read moreyear), I'd see Dr. Nour Malak. He always quickly identified the problem, proceeded to do body work, and prescribed exercises. He was great. We moved three years ago to Oakland, California to be near grandkids. It's been a great change, but for missing some old friends and Nour's gifted touch.

Dr. Tarek Shahbandar was rude and dismissive. I asked him what his name was, as I had never seen…read morehim before. His responses: "I own this place." "I started this place." "I don't have to do this. Someone else will see you." And he walked out the door!

I have been going to this clinic for 10 years, since it was the Pain physicians of Indiana under…read moreDoctor Shahbandar. He was always a jerk, but I eventually saw his PA who was wonderful although kind of an airhead but I at least got the pain management I needed for my chronic illness/pain (Ehlers danlos syndrome). Thanks to the treatment they provided, I was able to get through life for many years. Trust me, without those pain meds, there are plenty of days I wouldn't have shown up to family functions or even to my job. However, all of that has changed now. Ever since this group took over and it's become interventional pain management, you don't even see the doctors anymore. They took me off of basically every medication I was on, switched me to much weaker stuff, and I've been in agony for the last several years. You only get to see the nurse practitioners, who frankly are so overloaded with patients that every time you go in there, they have no idea who you are. They never remembered me, even though I've been going there for years. the first nurse practitioner they put me with left the practice, but I would see K. Varner most of the time. She at least seemed to recollect me and was kind and genuine, albeit a little unknowledgeable about my illness. All the 'treatments' they ever tried with me failed, in fact they insisted I try a nerve ablation for my back pain several times and each time they did it, they screwed it up and my back turned out worse and I was in even more pain afterwards. That's extremely infuriating because that's several days I had to take off of work, that's inconveniencing friends and family who had to drive me home from the appointment because I couldn't do all of that for nothing, in fact all of that just to feel worse frankly because I think the doctors practicing there are all quacks and are incompetent and don't actually know what they're doing. I've seen it all the time across my career. More doctors are incompetent than are actually competent. (please do REAL research before you see any practitioner.) Then we get to the most evil healthcare worker I've ever met. Hanifa waarith. Listen... I work in healthcare myself. For a long time. I have also worked in customer service. I know how you're supposed to talk to people, especially those you care for. This woman is an egotistical narcissist who gets off on the fact that she's got power over you. The cold evil look in her eyes is genuinely frightening. But all of a sudden today, she decided to fire me as a patient for absolutely no reason and kick me out of the practice for good, and she seemed to be getting off on the fact that I was getting upset. I wanted to wipe that smirk clean off her face. She was so smug and arrogant and frankly, it's a relief I never have to see her ugly mug again. Frankly I already knew this was coming because of the way she treated me last time, which was exactly the same just not as bad; Arrogant, rude and condescending. Back to me being fired as a patient... Apparently, this is due to the fact that they are no longer treating chronic pain. Oh really?? Thanks for never ever communicating that! Ever! This place is a joke. Frankly I'm going to report her to the board because she shouldn't be taking care of anybody. Her treatment of me was completely unprofessional, unprovoked and she did not have to be so completely condescending and rude to me. I don't know what that woman's problem is, but she decided she hated me from the moment she laid eyes on me. She wanted confrontation from the moment she walked in. I'm a chronic pain patient. I've been getting treatment for 10 years, and I will likely need it for the rest of my life. I didn't deserve to be treated like that. She talked down to me like I was a kindergartener, or like a dog. I sobbed all the way home. And now I'm left with no pain management. Stay away from this place. If you want real pain management, try a real doctor in Chicago. Methodist in general is just a joke, and they are partnered with them.

I have been seeing this particular doctor for a while. He is very professional and very…read moreknowledgeable. He doesn't rush you through your explanation, even when you get tongue tied and forget what you are talking about. It happens. He is the closest I could find to the standards I myself try to hold myself to for for my own patients. I really enjoyed him when he had his own private practice. Since joining this larger corporation, his practices have remained unchanged. And I can appreciate that. The office is very clean and spacious. Well lit and free of smells and allergens. His office staff are very nice and cordial and they know their job. Also, greatly appreciated. Overall I would recommend.

I highly recommend Dr. Sean Salehi. He is an outstanding surgeon. He also really listens to his…read morepatients. He is kind and patient with questions. His whole staff were friendly and pleasant to deal with. I am so glad that he was my neurosurgeon!

I always believe in allpwing people and businesses to improve. The response was greatly…read moreappreciated, and I will update my review to 3 stars. Thanls for the responsiveness.

Called this clinic looking for help getting an MRI. They said they don't do MRIs, which is fine, so…read moreI asked if they could recommend someone local who does. I was told they "don't know anyone." That alone was surprising (you're a local pain clinic, allegedly a specialist, but you don't know a single other professional in your industry in the area?), but it got worse. When I said I wasn't a current patient, the response was basically "sorry, we can't help" and the call was ended. Every doctor or clinic I've ever dealt with has at least a short list of referrals when they can't help directly. This felt less like healthcare and more like "if you're not paying us, we're not interested." Not helpful at all. Would not recommend if you're looking for guidance or support navigating care.

I had come in as a self-pay to get my medical cannabis card renewed bc the doctor is no Ionger in…read moremy network. I brought in my husband's credit card, which I'm an authorized user of, and the front desk said that they had to call him and get his verbal consent for me to use the card. He was unable to answer, so I used my own card, but I really didn't have the money to pay and I was nervous about it. Also, my husband was in a car accident the week before and I had no car and had taken an Uber there. So I changed my mind and decided not to keep the appointment and got the charges reversed. I then went in and apologized because I had been upset and tried to explain but they said I had to wait for the OM. I waited 30 mins and then they said she would call me. Also, they flagged my husband's card as fraudulent and I was unable to take an Uber home and a patient gave me a ride home. Also, when I did speak to the OM she was so mean and bullying, that I cried afterwards.