You just need to listen once to his interview on 94.3 Then it will be obvious how unprofessional and cocky that guy is. This "doctor " has such " broad knowledge"so he can fix any medical problems. Alot of patients can be hurt by that false advertising. Its a joke how he bad mouth all experienced certified Ortopedics and spinal surgeons. He made me laugh. read more

This man had a friend approach me while I was working and asked "me how long have you had that limp?" I'm 2 months out of total hip replacement and still see a physical therapist. He said it was the worst thing I could do.... it's all about scar tissue. Then the Dr walked up and this guy tells him that I'm going to PT. They both laugh at that. I told him we were done here. Ok, unsolicited advice to a person they don't know?? At my job where many of our guests are elderly?? It was like they were trolling for potential patients. How incredibly unprofessional!! read more

I could not be happier with my experience! I was referred by a friend and professional golfer. I arrived barely able to use my arm due to excruciating elbow pain that had been bothering me for over a month and the following day was playing golf again. He is the real deal, a graduate of The Ohio State University Medical School. read more

This guy's a prick. I heard his bit on the radio one day while I was cleaning my car. There was something unorthodox about him that caught my attention, or else I'd have never bought into it, but after the pain (of course) came back and he tried to bill me $60 MORE than what I owed him, (which the grand total for two injections, by the way, was a LOT of money) he proved to be no more than a rude old man. He told my insurance lady to deliver a message to me which was " Tell her to pay it, it's not that much more, tell her to never come back, and tell her to shut up." Real nice. If you've ever been to his office, you'll notice the hundreds of thank you letters written to him in regards to their relief. This is because he gives cortisone shots that provide temporary relief and leave scar tissue behind. After my first injection got me feeling 70% better, I was asked to call into the radio show that his buddy does for him and go on air about how he fixed me. That's how he gets customers to believe his legitimacy. He must get people to thank him and spread the word before their pain comes back in just a few short months. He told me of course he works with my insurance company!, took my copay and never said a word about the huge amount that he'd be billing me. Then, when my insurance lady called him regarding this amount, he said he doesn't work with them, he's not on contract with them, and said what I said above. Yet, my insurance company has documentation with his name on it stating he started a contract with them in 2011. And also, he only accepts cash. Do not go to Dr. Anthony Pannozzo. If anybody cares. read more

This Doctor and his testimonials are all fake. His beside manner is abrupt and uncommunicative. He has no one else working in his office, and it is a dirty, dingy place. He basically guaranteed his pain free results forever. Nothing in my condition or pain changed one bit! When I called him back to explain, he told me to come in. I asked him if he was planning to charge me again, and he became hostile and hung-up on me, without ever answering my question. I called him right back again to address his inappropriateness and he hung up on me again! I think there is something mentally wrong with him. read more

My Wife and I went to this Dr. taking 850am Joyce Kauffman's advice. He charged us a chunk of money for an x-ray and a shoe implant or should I say half of a leather for one shoe only. Of course the implant didn't work and the whole thing seemed like a back alley experience. Echoing the other reviews here: Avoid. read more

Pain Center Nationwide should be taken off the map! Dr. Anthony Pannozzo has a bedside manner that is WAYYYYY BEYOND HORRENDOUS. Kept me in his waiting room for over an hour. Finally got up to take some pain pills as I was in terrible pain while waiting for him. Upon examining me every question I answered for him were not sufficent. It is somewhat difficult to pinpoint the exact spot of pain. He made me feel like a fool for the answers I gave him. He rolled his eyes one too many times and spoke in a yelling voice . He is EXTREMELY rough around the edges. The first thing he told me that I was stupid to have taken pain meds before the exam. I proceeded to tell him that he told me to come in at 930 and did not see me till 11. Stupid is not a word a Dr. should be using to a patient. He constantly rolled his eyes and raised his voice and could not accept any of my answers. He then walked out of the examining room telling my father to put me under control. I think it was him who needed to take a chill pill. I was calm and giving me the best answers I could. He is beyond rude and obnoxious and needs to learn how to speak to patients. I told him this as well and he called me a nutcase. I could care less how skilled he is he is disgusting. He even tried to debate what a Harvard double degree as well as another one from Columbia told me. He thinks he knows best. One thing he for sure does not know what so ever is how to speak to a new patient. In all my years of visiting Drs for different things this is the very first time I ever walked out in the middle of an appointment. Do not even think of visiting this Dr. I have already reported him to the board . Once again on a scale between one and ten on bedside manner he tips the charts in the most awful way possible. Watch out Arizona. He is on his way Basically. I could NOT stand the man. read more

His bedside manner is a bit lacking, but the man is genuine, and his methods are effective. I am not a doctor, and I encourage anyone to do their own research. My wife has lived with scoliosis for a long time. She battles it to this day. We went to Dr. Pannozzo after seeing YouTube testimonies from others. He doesn't talk about surgery, he talks about mending the body. I can tell you that my wife's life has improved, her pain has lessened. We went to a chiropractor prior to seeing Dr. Panozzo. We went back to that Chiro for an update on X Rays without advising of the other treatments at Doctor Pannozzo's office. The Chiropractor advised of a 7 degree improvement to the curvature in my wife's spine. I'm convinced, and we are glad we went to DelRay to see Dr. Pannozzo. Again, I'm not a doctor, I'm just a husband looking out for his wife. Before you go, consult your insurance. Their is an out of pocket expense that is significant, and that is worth noting from the gate. read more