Dr. Manish Shah, Pain Management Physician - Pain Management in Limerick, Pennsylvania

“Dr Manish Shah has been fantastic in caring for my neuropathy pain. He recommended the spinal cord stimulator. I've had the trial stimulator placed for a few days so far and noticed such an improvement in my leg pain. Can't wait to get the permanent stimulator placed!!! Dr Shah is very caring and easy to talk to regarding my health issues.”

— Leslie Kelczewski

“I took my father to Dr. Manish Shah, who specializes in pain medicine, as my father had been suffering from severe back pain for several weeks. Dr. Shah was extremely thorough -- he patiently listened to my father's concerns, conducted a detailed examination, and prescribed the right medications and injections to help manage his pain. His staff also arranged a physical therapy office that accepted my father's insurance, which made things so much easier for us. Thanks to Dr. Shah's care and attention, my father is now feeling much better and is able to walk comfortably again. We are truly grateful for his professionalism, compassion, and dedication. He is an outstanding doctor, and I would highly recommend him to anyone seeking pain management care”

— Amit Gupta

“Recently relocated from Florida to Pennsylvania and found Dr Shah online. Had my initial visit and was thoroughly impressed with how the Dr listened to my concerns and provided different options for treatment. We came up with a plan to treat/manage my lower back pain for the short term and he gave me long term options based on how my body responds to treatments. I highly recommend Dr Shah to anyone looking for a solution for pain and discomfort”

— D Yosh (Yosh_32)

“To say that I was impressed would be an understatement. He had already reviewed a stack of reports from my previous doctors that I had brought over the day before. He then spent at least 20 minutes gathering more data from me about my history and symptoms. During this time, he also imparted valuable insights into both my conditions and past treatments. Finally, he spent about five minutes silently evaluating everything before proposing treatments. I am very hopeful of a successful outcome.”

— Mike Ripp