Fred Usoh, MD - Kingston, Pennsylvania

Aaron K.

Both my wife and Father-in-law saw himat about the same time. The shots he gave my wife gave her additional pain, and for my Father-in-law no relief. Then he performed a MILD procedure on him. He couldn't walk afterwards. We called him and they said to take him to the hospital. We've now been to multiple rehab hospitals without so much as a call from Dr. Usoh although his staff called to ask why he missed his appointment. We will not be going back to this man ever.

Crazy L.

Had an appointment for 3pm...got a call they changed my appointment to 11am. I got there at 10:50 the nurse took my vitals and told me the doctor would be in. I sat there till 1oclock...never came in or nothing.....so I left very unprofessional. The nurse was very professional and courteous. If you don't have 2 hours to spare waiting for this Dr.dont go

Chris N.

Office staff are nice - both internal and external. Dr. Usoh himself is very personable, thorough, friendly, hilarious, and outgoing. This is my first time seeing a pain management doctor and I'm absolutely thrilled to have been referred to this gem of a doctor. I do feel that he will discover the cause of my discomfort issue and treat it appropriately, only using what medication is necessary, if it is necessary.

Rebekah M.

Dr Usoh is the most caring and knowledgeable doctors that I have ever gone to, and I have gone to A LOT of doctors. He listens to everything I say and takes the time to explain everything in detail and if something isn't working, he works with me to find a solution. He is personable and interested in me, my family and my life. His office staff is wonderful, warm and efficient, especially the nice lady in the reception area (she knows who she is). You can't go wrong with this doctor and you won't be sorry that you chose him. We're moving and I plan to travel 8 hours once a month, that is how much I love this doctor and his staff.

Bill D.

Been suffering with meralgia paresthetica for 7 months before persuing pain managment as referred by my orthopedist. Wish I did this earlier, the pain was delebilitating. Dr Usoh performed a nerve block, not much discomfort to it at all, and I walked out pain free for the first time in months, fingers crossed, should last me until this thing clears up, the conditon itself has been VERY slowly improving as long as I keep pressure off the nerve but I'd gladly undergo this again if necessary.

Dr Usoh took a personal interest in my situation, was affable as well as professional and his staff is friendly and helpful to a person. Highly recommend this practice.

Karla H.

Usoh is the worst when it comes to listening to concerns. I tried telling him that there was something wrong with my neck and he kept ignoring my concerns and when I decided enough is enough, I went to a different doctor who found that my neck was seriously injured! I will never recommend usoh to anyone!

Donna S.

Waited forever in his office. He would not allow me to speak. When I did, he would tell me his thoughts. What doctor does not want to hear what the patient has to say? I am the one dealing with pain. I did not allow him to do anything and was referred to a very nice chiropractor in the next office. I would never recommend him. There are too many good doctors out there. Who wants to be treated with disrespect from him?

Kirk B.

As someone who has physically needed to deal with pain management Dr's since winding up unable to stand or walk after being struck with a pair of autoimmune disease issues in 2004 that completely destroyed life as I once knew it.....I can EMPHATICALLY STATE that DR Usoh is an EXCELLENT choice as a pain management Dr!
I've been seeing him for at least a couple of years now and find him to be prompt (though his office can become backed up, what Dr doesn't?), courteous, very knowledgeable and very easy to get along with.
I literally deal with at least 25-40 Dr appointments every year, not counting hospital stays...so I'm confident in my recommendations of Dr Usoh.
I can also state that he is going to try everything known to medicine to avoid pills and such, which some people don't agree with...butin the long term it is indeed for the best, at least the vast majority of the time.
I had been seeing Dr. Satyam (AWESOME Pain Mgmt Dr who also was also in the Saxton center) until he retired, and then I had a horrific year + dealing with "OTHER" area pain management physicians who were "OK" once you actually were able to see them, but forget about getting in quick for an emergency appointment, forget about getting to speak to a human being when calling, EVER...forget about getting a return phone call before 72 hours went by etc etc....
The absolute last straw, for me with another "area" Pain Management Dr. was being accused of being a drug seeker.....when I never once asked for a single medication from ANY pain Dr. My Primary Physician handles that aspect and has for almost 16 years! It was NOT the Dr. who "accused" me, but some anonymous voice on the phone when I called up to ask them if I should have been in the amount of pain I was in 3 days after they did a procedure on me (I wasn't).....I did physically drive to their office and demand to know who spewed those words and had to be escorted from the premises as I was going to try to take whoever said that statement's F****** head off! That was despite me being unable to stand and barely able to move. I never once in my life did drugs.....I was too into sports in school then joined the military to pay my way through technical college .....so I will NEVER allow ANYONE to accuse me of being a drug seeker, period.