Advanced Pain Center

"The people that work here are very nice. Dr hussain has a lot of patients, so we need to have patience with them too. take the time to ask questions if needed let him know what is working and what isn't. get to know them before judging, then write your review"

"I have been a patient of Dr. Aman for approximately a year and a half now and Dr. has performed procedures on my back with great results! I had a cervical surgery back in 2019 at UofM and it was the time of covid, the surgery left my with a very stiff neck and scar tissue, Dr Aman will be doing a procedures to deading the nerve endings! which I heard has great results. The Dr. and staff are always available to take your questions and or return your phone calls! The best help I've had since the surgery! Thank you so much! Sincerely, MaryAnn Zingaro!"

"My pcp referred me to this place. I read the reviews and didn't have much hope but gave Dr. Hussain a chance. Please save your time and money. I complained for months and finally fired him last Friday. He didn't listen to me, nor do anything to help me but yet he was making his money. I changed doctors and got immediate response and testing and was informed that I need back surgery. Doctor Hassain decided Lyrica was sufficient for back fractures, fibro and neuropathy. The whole point of going to pain management, is to get some relief. The office manager apologized before my appt and afterwards. My pcp and neurosurgeon were both floored that Dr Hassain didn't prescribe something stronger, nor refer me to a neurosurgeon."

"I just read today how numerous Michigan doctors were convicted for insurance scams by demanding patients have injections and if you can't have them then this doctor does just like the 13 who were charged and given prison time and ordered to pay back millions to insurance! I couldn't safely have spinal injections due to a rare blood clot disorder. I take daily injections of low molecular heparin. This doctor threatened to take away my oral pain medication numerous times in between seeing him and his PA's. The day he said he was going to take my pain medication away I then agreed to have the injections (chronic pain makes it difficult to survive and have any quality of life) so I agreed. I was then given a pamphlet that said if you are on a blood thinner you must not take it 3 days prior and three days after the injections. When I demanded the doctor looked at my previous medical records that explained the seriousness of my rare blood disorder, he took it out on me, stopped my oral pain medication that day without giving me time to find another doctor or any kind of solution. I know who I'm calling and reporting this clinic to. This is the exact practice the convicted doctors in Oakland and surrounding counties were convicted for! Shame on everyone employeed at this clinic! If you need pain control go elsewhere. I have a feeling this little gig is coming to an end!"