Dr. Yasin N. Khan, MD - Pain Management in Allentown, Pennsylvania

“This center is absolutely the most awful I've ever been to. No one there seems to give a crap about the patient. They are rude and nasty when speaking to them on the phone. I had to wait two months for an appointment for no reason. Then I was scheduled for an MRI four weeks away by order of the doctor. Your insurance company reached out to the office the entire time meeting information. The day before my MRI the facility called me and still did not submit the information. I call Cece in the office at noon and let her know that if it wasn't submitted by 2 o'clock that they would have to reschedule my MRI. She claimed that she would start working on it. At 4 o'clock the facility called to reschedule my MRI. because they still have not done it despite the urgency. Dr Kahn doesn't want to sit and listen to anything you have to say and is cocky and just thinks everyone there is looking for medication. In my case, I am looking to get off of my medication but he could not even take the time to listen to me before leaving the room. If you really need to see a doctor that cares and works from an office with employees that also care about the patient then do not go there. I would never recommend them nor would I ever go there again”

— Dawn Johnson

“This doctor never took the time to listen to me. I waited in his waiting room over two hours to see him. He felt an intrathecal morphine pump would be good relief for me from my chronic conditions. Every appointment after waiting a very long time to see him. He barely spoke and he just kept raising my morphine dose. By my last appointment with him. My morphine dose had reached an astounding number of over 3.5 mugs every 24 hours. Then he prescribed me a bottle of Percocet. I left his office. Never filled that script and I found the best pain mngmnt doctor in the world. In the beginning of 2022 after the morphine pump was in for two years. My new doctor helped me ween every month. I finally got down to .35 mg every 24 hours. I had surgery in 10/23 and had my pump removed. 36 hours after surgery I was in the worst withdrawal I have ever experienced at 60 years old. I temporarily went on Methadone to ease the withdrawal. It made me so sick. I then weeded off that and was given just a small dose of Extended release morphine. Today is Christmas Day and I'm not taking any of it. I've been ill fighting this terrible battle since October. Dr Khan never discussed other treatments with me. I now get Radio frequency ablation every 6 months. To burn the nerves causing me such occipital neuralgia and migraines. And I get the most wonderful relief for about 6 months. Think twice before choosing this physician. The best thing I ever did was not return to his practice.”

— Ronnie Kulanko

“This was my first procedure with Dr Khan and I was very impressed with how informative he was with all of my questions. I was extremely nervous and he continuously and patiently kept me calm, consistently asking if I was ok and announcing everything that he was doing so I was aware. He seems genuinely concerned about getting patients better, getting them off meds and helping live pain free. I am very pleased so far with my results although I still have a long road ahead of me. If you're serious about living a pain free and better quality life then I would definitely recommend seeing Dr Khan.”

— P Sac

“I have been a patient of Dr. Khan since 2016, after seeking a pain doctor that could provide some relief after 20 years of martial arts training and the process of aging had taken its toll. I then went to Dr. Khan. I have degenerative disc disease in my neck, an arthritic spine and other pain producing problems. When Dr. Khan injects me, I know that I will be pain free quickly. I also enjoy talking with him as he will take the time to explain what is causing the pain and how he will cure it. My search for a pain doctor ceased after being treated by Dr. Khan. I can recommend Dr. Khan, without reservation, and encourage others who have pain issues to become his patient.”

— Ken Vance