I have always had an active lifestyle. At age 42, I developed pain in the lumbar & sacrum regions…read more The pain worsened over the next year to where my lifestyle changed. I could no longer exercise or perform household tasks. I went to an ortho surgeon, who prescribed 18 PT sessions to strengthen my back/abdomen. The PT released me from therapy because I did not have a lack of strength in my back/abdomen and that my pain must come from elsewhere. So, I went to see a chiropractor and after adjustments, he told me a story. His wife had suffered from chronic back pain. As a doctor himself, he had done research and came across a pain management doctor in the area. He sent his wife to that doctor and after several treatments, she was pain free and had remained pain free to that date. That is how I came to meet Dr. Munir. I made an appointment at Southwest Ohio Pain Institute (SWOPI) and by this time, I was waking up around 3:00 AM in such pain that I could not fall back asleep. I had sleep deprivation and passed out during my first appointment. His staff was excellent and I felt like I was in the right place. This doctor was going to help me. Dr. Munir completed a physical exam and asked questions to understand what triggers the onset of my pain. After a series of evaluations, he informed me that he did not believe it was an issue with my spine, but rather an issue with muscle spasms pulling at my spine, resulting in both muscle & structural pain. Dr. Munir outlined a program, which included steroid shots, a low dose muscle relaxer and a series of stretches to be performed multiple times a day that would target underlying muscles not often reached through traditional stretching. After a few days of following his program, I experienced my first good night of sleep in close to a year. After about a month, I was experiencing about 50% relief, but I wanted to shoot for the stars and get back to my active lifestyle. Dr. Munir suggested adding red light therapy to my program. His studies had shown that when used in conjunction with steroid injections, the red light therapy (performed twice a week for 8 weeks) would add additional pain relief. And he was right, it did. Not 100%, but by that point my pain relief was about 85%. It was well worth the time and the investment. Again, not one to give up or settle for anything less than 100%, I tasked him with finding that additional 15% of pain relief that would allow me to sleep each and every night, perform household tasks and get back to exercising. Dr. Munir suggested radio frequency ablation (RFA) and thus we started on the evaluation process to determine where most of the pain stemmed from. We decided to treat my left side first - it was a rather simple 20 minute procedure, local anesthesia, performed in the office. I walked out and soon realized that my pain was gone. It was 100% gone on my left side with about a 95% improvement on my right side as well! I could immediately tell the difference in muscle tightness from my left side to my right side. I came back in a month to see Dr. Munir for treatment on my right side. By then my life had changed dramatically. I had been going to the gym, I had started running again and lifting weights. I was sleeping through the night - every night - and feeling rested in the morning. My physical state had improved and so had my emotional state. I was ecstatic with the results! I couldn't believe that I'd spent a year seeing different doctors (by the way, I also saw a neurologist, a rheumatologist and got a second opinion with another orthopedic surgeon) and Dr. Munir was only 5-minutes from my house. It has been several months now and I am 100% pain free. I am also free to pursue the things in life that bring me joy. Thank you, Dr. Munir, for taking the time to ask me thorough questions and for spending the time to properly evaluate my physical issues and for developing a treatment program that was unique to me. Thank you for sticking with me and for not brushing me off because there wasn't a glaringly obvious reason for the pain.

My doctor, Phillip Pham, is absolutely fantastic. He is genuine, remembers little things about…read moreyour life (I've been engaged sine Decemner), and he always thinks to ask me how planning is going. One slight caveat, he reminds me to quit smoking after every appointment- I've literally never smoked a day in my life. Tina, the front desk employee is fantastic, too. She is super friendly, remembers my name every time. Bravo!!

Dr. Smith is very flexible and responsive to questions, needs and appointments. He uses a variety…read moreof options to treat the issue and get you back on your feet. He understands my needs individually and was able to get me back on my feet.

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I have been in pain over a month because my ankle, I see the doctor they do an x-ray say I might be…read moremissing cartridge, schedule an MRI two weeks later because of my insurance ok... whatever, do the MRI and get told o can't know the results til a week later and I can't know them over the phone...I just want to know what's wrong but I can't talk to anyone because every-time I call I get a call center and they get to tell me if it's worthy enough for a call back from the doctor

Dr. Shaw at Beacon Orthopedics in Fairfield, Ohio, seemed in a hurry or rushed the second he walked…read moreinto our exam room. We were there for a second opinion so he had allegedly already taken a look at the original x-ray. I also wanted to ask questions and point out something I saw on the x-ray. He never looked at it. He talked over me, loudly, had a smug attitude, and was extremely rude to me. He told me there was nothing wrong with my sons leg according to the x-ray, but, as I said, I was there for a second opinion. Children's Hospital took the x-ray, and put my son in a leg brace based on their findings. My son had a knee injury. The excruciating pain was not a constant, and of course my son was experiencing it while we were in the office. But it had returned after the brace, when he does activities, and it at times is so bad that my son cannot walk, that indicates there is still an issue. Dr. Shaw told me kids injure themselves and it's better in a day or two. I told him that this had been happening since April. He shrugged his shoulders. I asked what would he recommend doing? He said "Don't know." From a professional, I was really hoping to get some answer other than "maybe." Dr. Shaw's attitude toward me was that I wasted his time, I was inferior to him, and he nonchalantly dismissed any question that I had about healing my sons leg with a one worded answer such as "maybe." I wonder what it was about me that he was prejudiced against. I NEVER showed any disrespect even when he did, and I never showed any sigh of attitude. I just don't understand why he disliked me so much immediately that he didn't even care to try an assist my son. He should be embarrassed but his demeaning, narcissistic behavior lets me know that, he won't be. I wasn't looking to be coddled, I wasn't waiting for the answer I wanted, I just hoped and assumed he would be professional and give me guidance for my child.

Pain Management doctor at Beacon Orthopedics. Very kind. Sincere. Close to everything, in West…read moreChester, Ohio

From the owner: Welcome to Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine…read moreBeacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine serves the communities of Liberty Township and Cincinnati, Ohio, specializing in pain management and treating painful musculoskeletal disorders and injuries. Aarti Singla, MD, MBA, is board-certified in both pain medicine and physical medicine and rehabilitation, and holds certification in regenerative medicine from the American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians. Dr. Singla aims to improve the physical abilities of individuals suffering from back, neck, hip, arm, knee, and leg pain. Conditions she treats include sciatica, neuropathy (nerve pain), herniated discs, osteoarthritis, bursitis, spinal stenosis, and many types of chronic pain. Dr. Singla uses non-surgical treatments wherever possible to help her patients get back to living a full life. Some of the options available at Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine include physical therapy, epidural steroid injections, facet blocks, regenerative medicine treatments like PRP (platelet-rich plasma) therapy, radiofrequency ablation, and spinal cord stimulation. At her friendly, welcoming offices, Dr. Singla strives to help patients feel the best they can, whatever difficulties their conditions are causing. By working closely with expert physical therapists and orthopaedic specialists, Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine develops an optimal treatment plan designed around each patient's unique needs. To benefit from Dr...

After the nightmare I went through, this place was a breath of fresh air. Not only did the doctor…read moretell me that what I'd been treating my foot for (at the recommendation of a different podiatrist) was incorrect, he actually took the pain away. Even the service at the front desk was amazing. I'd go back just to see them!

From the owner: Foot and ankle pain, whether from injury or everyday strain, impacts every aspect of your life. At…read morePodiatry Associates of Cincinnati, our team of doctors will get you on the road to recovery, helping you live your life pain-free once again. Our podiatry clinic in Cincinnati, OH, treats a wide range of conditions, including plantar fasciitis, arthritis, acute injuries, diabetic foot conditions, hammertoe, and many more. Our top priority is developing a trusting relationship with our patients to create the best treatment plans for incredible results. We are the number one choice for podiatry in Cincinnati with passionate doctors, a caring staff, and on-time appointments. Schedule your appointment today!

The folks here at Ortho Cincy are fabulous. Dr. Wiggins…read moreperformed total knee replacement surgery on my wife in November and the procedure went wonderfully. A true testament to Dr. Wiggins and her staff of highly trained surgery team professionals. My wife has been taking physical therapy for two weeks now at this location and the PT staff has been truly wonderful as well. I'd highly recommend Dr. Wiggins and Ortho Cincy for anyone who is looking for Orthopedic expertise and procedures.

Dr. McConnell has treated every member of our family for the past 10 years! He is always so…read morediligent and has always provided us with great care. Everyone in the office is always so kind and helpful. We highly recommend OrthoCincy!!!

If I could give zero stars I would. My youngest daughter experienced one of the worst medical…read moreexperiences in the ER today. As parents that live out of state, we are baffled by the lack of care that she received. She sat in the waiting room , after being taken back to get her vitals, and have a port put in her arm for dehydration, for 2 hours with severe vomitting and diarrhea symptoms. I assume the port was put in during her initial check knowing that fluids and anti nausea meds were needed. To say she was visibly upset during her hours spent waiting, is a complete understatement. I had multiple conversations with her during that time, and between the exhaustion of 12 plus hours of no sleep because of the symptoms, and the lack of any kind of knowledge of what was coming, she was beyond consolation. My older daughter that had dropped her off initially (that has 2 kids under 3 so she couldn't stay with herj , went back to see her sister sittting in the ER room with a port in her arm and a bag of vomit on her lap, as weak as could be. She demanded that her sister either be seen immediately, or that they needed to take the port out so she could take her to a different facility. One of the front desk nurses actually listened to her, and they were told that she would be the next patient taken back and that a "floating doctor" would see her asap, as all of the ER doctors were extremely busy. Said doctor arrived, and the meds were ordered. Pretty quickly, she was hooked up to an IV with fluids and anti nausea meds only to be told as the meds were being administered that she would have to sit in the waiting room with the IV for what would assumably be hours for the IV to be administered. I was actually on the phone with my daughters as the oldest one tried to advocate for her sick sister to find out if there was even just a chair that she could sit on someplace so that she wasn't out in the waiting room with the general population, only to be met with a resounding no. I could hear my youngest daughter sobbing out of stress, sickness, and exhaustion, They were told that if an open bed became available, she was eligible and what my daughter asked if her sister would get the first open bed, she was told no. My oldest daughter than told the person who was "caring" for her sister to take the IV out, during which time she was vomittng, and blood from the removal of the IV was all over her pants. The lack of empathy, the complete disregard for any dignity for my daughter, is beyond unacceptable. It is completely understood that the ER was extremely busy, we knew that was going or be the case with her going in. What we didn't know was the lack of integrity within this establishment

its pathetic all around. wait times, nurses coming in having…read moreno clue what you are being seen for after you have already been back. Feels very rushed and not caring and again the wait time is absolutely a joke we have been here for almost 4 hours and nothing is done