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    Sachida N Manocha, MD - Interventional Pain Center

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Licking Memorial Pain Management Clinic

    Licking Memorial Pain Management Clinic

    3.0(4 reviews)
    0.3 mi

    Went to cafe they advertised..I will be back to that place..Dr. Anand is a good Dr and has helped…read moreme tolerate my pain.

    2 years in a row now the administration offices dropped the ball and doing what they are supposed…read moreto do get my back injections approved. Last year they got pushed a month before I could get them, which I had to schedule 3 months out. This time I tried to follow up knowing they don't do what they are supposed to. It was denied because they didn't put the necessary information in the notes. Called to ask about it when I recieved the denial letter. Was told I would get a call back. Had to send a message through my chart to get a nurse that can answer my questions to respond on my chart. Was told an appeal was being filed. Called my insurance the next week to follow up on the appeal. Turns out they never filed it. Had to message on mychart again to get anyone to respond. Got a call back from the case manager telling me it is out of compliance for filing an appeal and they waited too long to do it. She has to call the insurance to see how to handle it at this point. Tried to follow up on it. The nurse transfered me to billing mid sentence while talking to her. Started to tell the person at billing what was going on and she hung up on me. Needless to say, I'm finding a new office. Also, Dr Anand barely spends 5 minutes in the room with you. When you go to try to ask a question he is already half way out the door.​

    Leon Margolin, MD ,PhD ,FAPMR ,FAPM

    Leon Margolin, MD ,PhD ,FAPMR ,FAPM

    2.7(15 reviews)
    22.3 mi

    I've been with Dr Mongolian for quite a while and he has been very good to me the treatment and…read moreassessment that he has given me has improved me so much I truly thank God for me being with Dr Mongolian my name is Lorenzo Whitehead

    Even when caught and having to payback over $650,000 for fraudulent claims this man will and cannot…read morelearn. I haven't been a patient for over 20 years and he is still doing illegal things today according to many of these posts. Dr. Margolin why won't you stop already and be the physician you were trained to be? First of all, everyone on here that has been told that they have to get these injections because insurance requires it is being blatantly lied to. He did the same thing with me. Next, all these appointments that are hours long that they claim are because of being in compliance with the law also not true. Never met a Doctor in my life who runs an office like this. I have never been to another practice that made you wait hours and hours. This is his fault his patients past and present complain all the time about it. All true. When it comes to prescribing pain meds he will try to tell you that by law you have to come back every two weeks. This also is a flat out lie! Insurance companies don't require that. Think about it they don't want to pay out twice a month for visits. When it comes to drug urinalysis, that is kind of left up to the Doctor but the law only requires once every 12 months. This is a fact. For those who get cortisone injections. I am not a doctor but I do know from other doctors you have to be careful with them as they do crystallize in the joints so don't let him push them on you constantly. Many steroid injections have to be broke up into three. Some they help. Others they don't. Also know if you post anything about this practice, you will most likely be called mentally unstable or that they don't dispense medications to drug addicts. I am neither but I hope this helps at least one person because I have been there.There are so many Physicians out there who give a care and don't want to just pad their bottom line.

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    Leon Margolin, MD ,PhD ,FAPMR ,FAPM - I'm waiting in a procedure room. Right now I'm sharing it with an ultrasound machine and a television!

    I'm waiting in a procedure room. Right now I'm sharing it with an ultrasound machine and a television!

    Leon Margolin, MD ,PhD ,FAPMR ,FAPM - Coffee is always available to patients in the waiting area. At times, Dr. Margolin will also bring granola bars or cheese chips.

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    Coffee is always available to patients in the waiting area. At times, Dr. Margolin will also bring granola bars or cheese chips.

    Ripal Parikh, DO - Regen Medical

    Ripal Parikh, DO - Regen Medical

    5.0(2 reviews)
    34.6 mi

    A couple of years ago I suffered a back injury from an industrial accident. I took myself to the…read moreER, and what ensued was more than a year of specialists and doctors and hospital visits. My pain branched out to my entire right leg, parts of my left leg, my whole back, my neck, head and arms. In detail I saw a series of 3 orthopedic doctors, 2 neurologists, 2 neurosurgeons, 2 pain management doctors, and had 3 ER visits; all for my back pain. My entire back was imaged via X-ray and MRI. I was scanned from cranium to pelvis. Nothing was reported that even began to explain my problems. Nada. Zip... And so my diagnosis was ever changing between doctors. I was told I had anyhing that seemed to stick: Fibromyalgia, Pain Amplification Syndrome, Myofascial Pain and Disorder, Stretched Nerves, Degenerative Disc Disease, Depression Induced Pain, etc etc etc. With "diagnosis" in hand, I went through an accumulated total of 3 months of physical therapy, prescribed rest, acupuncture, dry needling, regimented stretching, chiropractic treatments, trigger point injections and massage, active release therapy, massage, TENS units, and a litany of medication. Every doctor I saw eventually gave up, stopped returning my calls, or offered me a handful of pills to shut me up. I am young, and I thought I would have to start collecting disability and live on pain meds. My back hurt all over, there was hardly anything I could do anymore. Sitting was painful, driving was unbearable, standing was far worse, and a good night's sleep was a fleeting memory. My leg hurt just like sciatica, starting first in the foot and working its way up. It would go into painful spasms and twitch, sending waves of pain all over my body. I developed neck pain and headaches, pain that radiated down my arms and numbed my fingers, and my heart began to have issues from all of the stress and lack of sleep. My hair was turning grey or falling out. My personal relationships suffered immensely. I couldn't live like that anymore, and seeing as how my other doctors were not helping me, I decided to try Prolotherapy. I was in luck because Dr. Parikh's office was relatively close to me. I visited Dr. Parikh's office in April of 2016 for my first session of Prolotherapy. I had done my research on Prolotherapy, and was already at ease with my decision because of the excellent communication I had with the doctor via Email prior to committing. Before treatment he did a very thorough exam, far more thorough than my initial evaluations with all the other doctors. Also, knowing that the doctor underwent this treatment himself and benefited from it was very reassuring. I am sure none of my other doctors would ever touch the pills or take the kind of injections they prescribed me! It wasn't until after the 4th session that I noticed a change in my pain. When I was once unable to walk around a store to buy groceries, I was buying food for myself, I was out on my land, pulling up 6ft+ plants and working on my truck again, up and down on my knees for short periods. I still didn't have the stamina I needed to keep this up, but this was obvious evidence of an improvement. It was after my 9th treatment that I started to see great strides in my recovery, every week I was improving little by little. By the 11th treatment I was finally able to move on from just prolotherapy to strength training and massage therapy, and I continue to improve through those two modalities. I still have a long road ahead, but thanks to Dr. Parikh and his treatments I feel confident that I will only have a short time left of dealing with my current level of pain - no longer does it feel like it will "last forever". Also, if my pain ever gets bad again, I am going straight back to Dr. Parikh. No other doctor I have been to has ever shown as much consideration for their patients well being as he has. If you hurt and are getting no answers, consider seeing Dr. Parikh.

    Knowledgable staff and great program! My energy has increased and I lost a lot of inches. Check…read moreSean out

    Sachida N Manocha, MD - Interventional Pain Center - painmanagement - Updated August 2026

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