Ofer M. Wellisch

Name: Ofer M. Wellisch
Address: 29 Hospital Plaza Suite 601, Stamford, CT, 6902, US
Telephone: +1 203-276-2451
Price range: $$
Rating: 3.7

3.7(27 reviews)

29 Hospital Plaza Suite 601, Stamford, CT 6902

+1 203-276-2451

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Dr. Wellisch began his career in Pain Medicine at The Stanford University School of Medicine in Palo Alto, CA. Following his training, he continued to practice clinically and serve as teaching faculty at Stanford. Dr. Wellisch takes pride in educating and mentoring his medical students, residents and fellows. He also conducted research in Molecular Neuroscience as well as on the "patient experience." He has published numerous articles and medical reviews and has been invited to serve as guest reviewer for various medical specialty journals. After returning home to the East Coast with his wife and three children, Dr. Wellisch has set out to establish a state-of-the-art multidisciplinary pain center at Stamford Health to serve our communit...

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Patient Testimonials

“Dr Wellisch and team are professional, superbly knowledgeable, patient individuals who take the pain management profession and indeed the practice of medicine to a new high standard. They cared for me for months in Stamford Hospital both during multiple surgeries and my lengthy recovery. I recommend them ALL without reservation. Including their front office staff and nurses - all so kind and so polite!!!”

— M Stack

“Follow-up post. Staff at office location is inconsistent. Many errors were made in processing refills for essential pain medications so that I did not receive my medication on time or at the correct location. Many times I did not receive call-backs on essential matters within a timely fashion. When I did not receive my medication refills in a timely manner and had to rely on back-up medication, I was treated like an addicted child. Hence, I quit seeing this doctor. Patients in pain should be treated with respect and in a timely fashion. It is very hard to function when in pain. If a doctor does not understand this, he should not practice pain management.”

— Maura O'Halloran

“Dr. Wellisch had been my husband's (H. Aibel) doctor for many years. When we page him, he always calls us back anytime during the week. He saved my husband from having invasive pain killers which his previous doctor had prescribed for many years ... My husband regained his mental and physical ability without having any invasive pain medications. Dr. Wellisch is a conscientious doctor. He listens to his patient and attends to their need with utmost kindness and consideration. Thank you ,Dr. Wellisch.”

— Mimi Melkonian

“Dr. Wellisch is patient, thorough and a good listener. With his assistance, I was able to get off other debilitating pain medications and onto a better regimen that helps me have a better quality of life and better clarity of mind. PM is a constantly changing process. He works with me and maintains great communication. I feel that he actually cares whether I am doing better and that makes all the difference.”

— Maura O'Halloran