Pain Zero - Pain Management in New Albany, Ohio

“What an AMAZING experience with Dr.J, He really listened and cared so much about what i was feeling. I am a 62 year old woman who have had multiple surgeries. I needed help so bad and I found it by the grace of God going to this office. I had the best back injection I have ever had. Dr. J and his staff are AMAZING. After 2 weeks post injection I can stand up straight and I am walking more. Thank you Pain Zero, Carol Melia”

— carol melia

“I saw Dr.T today for my first consult appointment. I will be honest, I went in extremely apprehensive. I was expecting to be shrugged off, but it was anything but that! I was given so much information, I was given options for medications or creams, I was told that they can provide supportive care instead of bandaid treatments. I was so impressed, honestly. The doctor was very knowledgeable and personable. He listened to me and made me feel heard. I'm looking forward to working with them to help my pain.”

— Elizabeth Harrold

“I faithfully took my medication. Two urine test came back negative at different times. They refused to let me take it again. I understand the policy and the rules (all the more reason to honestly take as prescribed). I understand they have to protect their license but its very unfair to me and makes me look dishonest. They refused to do a saliva test, blood test or even take a piece of my hair and run the test. I begged them to figure out why this is possible. I even mentioned high metabolism or drinking to much water. But how can I trust another pain management doctor knowing this can continue to happen, when no one wants to figure out why.”

— Sandy Liston

“My friend has been on opiates for 10+ years.Her dr retired & the new one is force tapering her. Her Advocate called Pain Zero & discussed the situation & was told there drs prescribe opiates. She got a referral & saw a Pain Zero dr. She can't have injections or anything implanted in her body. The Dr agreed she needed the meds but said there are regulations. Yes there are but PM drs can prescribe. They don't prescribe because the money isn't in writing Rx's. It's in them subjecting people to injections, stimulators etc. Drs are causing collateral damage among chronic pain pts. They are violating patients civil rights. If this is erased it will say a lot.”

— Rachel