Comprehensive Pain Centers - Pain Management in Allentown, Pennsylvania

“Have been going here for years to maintain pain control after two back surgeries failed to stop my pain. Dr Khan is definitely NOT a favorite of mine as his brusque bedside manner leaves much to be desired, having. the audacity to compare your pain to his stating how he suffered same issues years ago and how wonderful they feel now. Telling you not to be such a crybaby when jamming in an injection into your back or slamming in a secondary dose after a RACZ procedure into a small space following catheter insertion. DKO IS THE ONLY the ONLY REASON I continue in here. His compassion and gentle touch as he explains every step in his procedure removes the fear and anxiety of epidural injections. Always patient. Always listening and thoroughly answering all your questions. Taking time with patients to alleviate fear and removing precursory pain elevation in waiting your turn for his help. I will ONLY see Dr Ko here for any procedures, . NEVER Dr Khan again. I would rather cancel my appt first. The PAs are adequate, but seem to lack the time and touch to spend making you feel cared for at their practices at a place where you seek their help.”

— Debbie

“I've been going to this doctors office since a spinal cord injury in 2011. I could barely walk and struggled to use my arms. After all of my spinal surgeries and physical therapy, now I manage my back and neck issues with rhyzotomies. I'm walking again and driving again. I can use my arms and turn my head too. With the help of these doctors I am even back at work. If it wasn't for the doctors and physician assistants I don't know where I'd be right now. Dr. Ko and Amory, the physician assistant, are both my favorites. They genuinely care. They listen and explain things to me so I can understand.”

— Sara Reitz

“Tried to call and make an appointment and the receptionist yelled over me to ask what kind of insurance I had. I've never had a medical professional be so rude. I'd rather be in pain than have to deal with office staff like this.”

— Lindsey Lewis

“Horrible experience. I was told my pain was in my head and Armory wanted to taper be down from a very minimum dose of pain meds. Instead of believing me and prescribing an x-ray of my shoulders and hip, she discharged me (I was in a very anxious, painful state) when she decided to tapering me off. Unbelievable mental and physical stress endured by Amory. She loves to push injections. Why? Money! Went to another ortho doctor who did x-rays of both shoulders and hip. Extreme bone on bone and I have since had two shoulder replacements & a hip replaced since my abrupt discharge by Amory! I would still be treated for bursitis and having forced injections shoved in my body. Now am ready to wean from my minimum pain med thanks to another practice and doctor who listened to me.”

— m.e. c.