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.

After 22 years of pain Manament, I have never had an office manager make a medical assessment of my…read morecase-tell me they would NOT be honoring my appointment! Let me introduce myself. My name is Mary Harms & 22 years ago I was the recipient of an an orthopedic surgeon who accidentally stapled my saphenous nerve during an ACL reconstruction. 4 surgeries later-the nerve was amputated out of my leg. I have been in pain management since. (Name of surgeon was provided to consult if needed) I provided a list of all my doctors-numbers included. I provided the details of the closure of Advance Pain Management. Numbers included. I provided explanations why I was having difficulties getting my records. I was told, they do not write narcotics (which all clinics do when you first call) when the office manager came to the window to say they do not write Rx's-that they would not be seeing me??? (I did say YES I am looking to maintain my current course treatment-and alternatives) She was rude, her staff said PMS-and that lots of people demand Rx-in 22 years no office has ever complained they get lots of drug addicts-this office most. As a doctor's wife-all my friends docs-I concede there are seekers. I am not ONE of them. I was told the manager has SAY over who is seen! Not the Doctor Not the Nurse Practitioner. The office manager. She had an issue w/ my primary residence is in Waukegan-we also have a home in Miller. (Why I was looking in IN-did not lie) To my fellow pain patience-you know the humiliation I just suffered! We have all been there! To my fellow pain patient-you know the "Hoops" doctors now make us jump over! Only never has a PMS (her staff exact statement when I asked why did that happened? What did I do?? I knew-I stood up to manager. I run one of the most successful firm in my arena-I have access to power. None of my resume matters except if I was treated terribly-fighting back tears. Imagine how this office would treat the elderly, someone who did not fulling understanding or remembering everything when they first called to make the appointment. No need to imagine-this office treats new patient as drug addicts-criminals before any medical assessment. In closing-I will be fine, my primary care doc will manage my Rx's. I was wondering alternatives options, why I came down for this appointment. Are there new nerve Rx's that be helpful?? I was brought to tears-and humiliated. First time in 22 years. Thank You for reading. I hope you find a doctors office with compassion & caring.

I have worked for Dr. Kanuru for 17 1/2 years as his nurse practitioner. He is a very compassionate…read moreand understanding physician. We are interventional pain management and specialize in procedures. If you are looking for someone in the Highland area give us a call 219-838-1000.

DR. Krishna Paraweswar is a racist piece of trash. If I could say worse, I would. The entire staff…read moreof this dump was rude, condescending and unaccommodating. From the moment, I entered I was greeted with attitude and no respect. Fake Dr Krishna is trash. He wasn't helpful. Treated certain patients with more respect. It was clear. I'd never go back and will do whatever I can to inform everyone of his overt racism. He referred to me as "homie" and recommended that I go back to "'my community"

Dr. Tupper...well, not much of a doctor if he doesn't want accurate VS on his patients. Not one…read moreactual RN on staff, btw. I wonder why turnover is so high?

Almost all the doctors have left , Every time I asked for a doctor the NP gave me a run around wont…read morelet me talk to him. She said she would call PT and never did. then Told me I will call today and I told I don't trust her or anything she says. Asked for a doctor told me she talks to doctor to review things and that should be good enough. When I saw her delete things on computer last visit should have given me heads up then Billed Medicare as if I saw a doctor no longer there since December. called to report her to manager they said we cant see you no because I refused to believe the nurse . sat in room 39 minutes and I started to leave they rushed me back to room I should of kept going home. The staff told me it going down hill fast last time I was there I should have just started looking then. RUN AWAY PEOPLE

Dr Ho was great and I highly recommend him, but be very careful if you're transferring from Indiana…read morePain Physicians or any other facility or if you're new. I was sent here during their 2024 merge and thought I was still in-network and was not. They did not go over my insurance before scheduling my lumbar injections and although I checked this address on my insurance website, the surgical center within the office was out of network. I had no prior way to know how their billing worked and they failed miserably. I received no help from office staff to resolve this issue and I will never go back. The surgical center bills separately under 'Interventional Pain Management, LLC' and not 'Centers for Pain Control'. You must get a tax ID# and call your insurance provider to be sure they are in network because they may not warn you as other medical offices do before scheduling procedures. Lesson learned!

Upon arriving into the cluttered office, I was greeted with rude staff who already looked like they…read morewere judging me before I spoke. The Doctors were very unprofessional when they speak to you and seem to be in a hurry to get done with you to move on to the next patient. He also kept trying to push pain treatment on me that does not work, but It was the most expensive choice for my Insurance. I expressed several times that these injection didn't help, and I was told it would eventually. After getting these useless injections for 3 months, I found another Office that works with my Insurance and I left. Even after all that, they still charged me $25 to get my paperwork together ,so I can take to my paperwork to my new Doctor. They did not have all my stuff together , and I was forced to wait another 20 minutes for them to get their stuff together.

IMPOSSIBLE to get ahold of any receptionist at anytime. Can't even contact them to pay a bill…read more Coded my bill wrong for testing , my insurance rejected to cover me that was over 6 months ago after reaching out to them 12+ times, they still havent coded it correctly, cost me close to a grand. Bedside manners of this practice are abysmal (an understatement). Even the concept of writing clearly explaining illnesses escapes them. One of the worst practices I have ever experienced truelly a lackluster staff. Do yourself a favor and just go to RUSH, it's like night and day.

I have nothing bad to say. Dr. Shukairy explained everything very well pre op…read more the day of surgery, after surgery, and each time he came by while I was in the hospital. He explained the recovery in the office when he set up my therapy. After therapy we went over before and after imaging with more explanation. Very personable doctor, has a good sense of humor.......I had him laughing multiple time. I would recommend him to any one requiring neck surgery.

From the owner: As I started my practice in Munster, Indiana, I treated a broad group of neurosurgical problems…read more Since my Board certification in neurosurgery (by the American Board of Neurological Surgery), I have focused on a few key areas: 1.) degenerative spinal conditions: including disc problems, spinal stenosis, sciatica, neck pain, and back pain. I try to utilize the very latest technology and techniques - but that are well-established and proven by good scientific studies! - to treat these problems 2.) complex spine pathology: spinal tumors, scoliosis and spinal trauma, and sagittal balance problems. Generally, these problems require a more complicated and creative solution to achieve good results 3.) functional pain surgery: sometimes, you cannot safely or reasonably fix the problem facing the patient. Or the patient may have some underlying nerve damage (CRPS, for example) that does not correct with surgery. Spinal cord stimulators (SCS) can be of great help to these patients. 4.) minimally invasive surgery: using advanced retractors, endoscopic and microscopic techniques to alleviate a patient's pain can lead a quicker recovery 5.) brain tumors: such as pituitary tumors, or tumors compressing or invading the brain. Surgery can often help to diagnose and treat these tumors