Dr. Rajbir Singh Minhas, MD

Been seeing Dr. Minhas for almost 13 years and in that time he has treated me with the up most respect. Has been my best doctor in my 63 years of life.

I love his staff! It makes the wait times fly by as they greet and remember you. Dr. Minhas is not trying to be your best friend , he is trying to solve the many prescriptions written by various specialists. I left my first appointment needing less meds that were doing the same thing. He always listens & we have come to an agreement in a respectful manner. Dr. Minhas is true to his creed, “First, do no harm “. I see him more frequently than my other Dr’s & trust him the most.

I love his staff! Sometimes the wait times are long & the visits short, but he listens. Dr. Minhas lives by his creed, “First do no harm” and does not waver. I will not “Dr. shop “ & have always worked out any problems with a very respectful & collaborative manner.

He listens to you and offers different remedies to help; he doesn't push, doesn't force any meds..

I was a patient of his for 14 years and ended up being a full blown addict bc of him. He's in it for the money and kickbacks. I was put on so many medications for my back....opiods (morphine 250 mg daily), benzos, muscle relaxers, antidepressants etc. He constantly switched my meds according to what benefits he'd receive from big pharma. He's a pathetic excuse for a doctor and I'd love to see this man lose his license to practice. Do not go to him unless you want to lose everything dear to you!!!

Dr. Minhas has been my physician through a car wreck, nine surgeries and multiple subsequent medical issues. The chronic pain caused by the traumas will never be fully contained, but he is a careful prescriber and knowledgable about other medications that may be as effective as the heavier ones. The previous patient review is mystifying; I've no idea what that individual has experienced, but it is nothing like my own. He is a thoroughly professional physician.

Don't do it to yourself. He only pushes the medication from pharmacy representatives to make a commission. He never remembers who you are. He changes your medication almost every other visit. He ignores you when you talk to him. The state of Ohio needs to open an investigation into his practice. He also lied about what medications are available. He has no bedside manner. When you leave you will feel so bad about the care you received and wonder how in the world this guy got a medical license. That's the TRUTH!

Dr. Minhas was able to management my husband's pain better than any of the other doctors. It took years to find Dr. Minhas but he transformed my husband's life.

I have been a patient of this doctor for 9-10 years. Mostly my pain is managed. But the new pain medication law is really hurting me personally. You cannot just cut someone's medication in half!! The doctor should stand up for. Us. I hope that since Dr. Minhas is a doctor, he should know what this will do to a patient. This is serious! I have always done everything he said and passed all urine test for all these years. How would he feel about cutting his payment More than half? I will say I'm sorry my hands are tied .He has an oath and a responsibility to take care of his patients not make us worse. This just seems unethical to me. My quality of life is severely low.

Spend hours waiting to spend maybe 5 minutes with him. Although 5 minutes is plenty of time with someone so cold and non personable. Most arrogant person I have ever met. Absolutely no concern for what you have to say. Treats you like a criminal. Stay far away from this guy, I wouldn't even call him a doctor.

I waited (impatiently) approximately 8 months for an appointment with this doctor and had high hopes that I could potentially be given some semblance of a life. My hopes quickly disintegrated upon meeting and being "examined" by this "doctor". My initial impression of him was that he has absolutely no personality nor bedside manner and he had no interest in treating me with any kind of compassion. He started with going through my (pretty extensive) chart with me, asking questions while putting off an intense "I don't know what you're expecting from me" vibe. After what seemed like forever, he finally turns from his computer to look at me and ask in an extremely condescending tone what it was I was expecting from him, because he was not going to prescribe me any opiates. At this point I was just extremely offended and hurt and had lost what little hope I had left in this doctor. I understand that pain management doctors have a lot of eyes on them and are very careful not to over prescribe or whatever, but to immediately jump to the conclusion that I came to him in search of a fix is unacceptable. After this exchange, he had me lay on the table where he pressed and tapped on various parts of my body asking if what he was doing hurt or not. After finishing that he somehow came to the diagnosis of "you have Fibromyalgia." The pain that I was seeing him for is caused by a pretty severe case of Crohn's disease that has brought on a lot of strange complications and surgeries, and for which I have spent the last few years of my life hospitalized. I expressed to him my dissatisfaction with his attitude (while crying out of frustration) which prompted him to scold me like a child for a few minutes about MY attitude (because I was crying, I guess?) He finished off by prescribing me a myriad of antidepressants, one of which I had told him I had an unpleasant reaction to, which of course didn't deter him from going forth with writing for it, and telling me to go home and research Fibromyalgia. I'm not one to ever write reviews, especially unsatisfactory ones, but if I can make even one person think twice before dealing with this dude, I can feel like maybe I'm paying it forward or whatever.

I waited (impatiently) approximately 8 months for an appointment with this doctor and had high hopes that I could potentially be given some semblance of a life. My hopes quickly disintegrated upon meeting and being "examined" by this "doctor". My initial impression of him was that he has absolutely no personality nor bedside manner and he had no interest in treating me with any kind of compassion. He started with going through my (pretty extensive) chart with me, asking questions while putting off an intense "I don't know what you're expecting from me" vibe. After what seemed like forever, he finally turns from his computer to look at me and ask in an extremely condescending tone what it was I was expecting from him, because he was not going to prescribe me any opiates. At this point I was just extremely offended and hurt and had lost what little hope I had left in this doctor. I understand that pain management doctors have a lot of eyes on them and are very careful not to over prescribe or whatever, but to immediately jump to the conclusion that I came to him in search of a fix is unacceptable. After this exchange, he had me lay on the table where he pressed and tapped on various parts of my body asking if what he was doing hurt or not. After finishing that he somehow came to the diagnosis of "you have Fibromyalgia." The pain that I was seeing him for is caused by a pretty severe case of Crohn's disease that has brought on a lot of strange complications and surgeries, and for which I have spent the last few years of my life hospitalized. I expressed to him my dissatisfaction with his attitude (while crying out of frustration) which prompted him to scold me like a child for a few minutes about MY attitude (because I was crying, I guess?) He finished off by prescribing me a myriad of antidepressants, one of which I had told him I had an unpleasant reaction to, which of course didn't deter him from going forth with writing for it, and telling me to go home and research Fibromyalgia. I'm not one to ever write reviews, especially unsatisfactory ones, but if I can make even one person think twice before dealing with this dude, I can feel like maybe I'm paying it forward or whatever.

I think he should be watched closely by the medical board. There's something not right there......I just don't know what.

I like Dr Minhaus he has been very good to me and has taken the time to do test when new problems arise. His staff is great always helpful.

Dr minhas took me off meds I had been on for 9 years and put me on some patch. I went into bad withdrawls and had a severe headache which was one of the side effects from the patch. Ended up in hospital and he still wouldn't let them give me the meds. Had me schedule for next day and when I called to schedule they told me never continue on it and see him in a few weeks. Dr doesn't listen to you he barely speaks to you he's in and out. Doesn't care about patients just how many he can get in and out per day to make money.

every 4 weeks i get new meds after he has seen me for 5 minutes I wait over 1 hour to see him and he doesnt even look at me in the eye he will listen to my lungs and then start me on new meds i have been on at least 10 different meds in the last year plus he will not give you a really good pain meds i have now went to another doctor

I didn't go to this doctor but I googled intractable pain and ohio. I was SO happy when I found that a dr that specializes in this disease was nearby. I was ready to cry. Now, I read the reviews, and I'm also ready to cry. What are people with severe pain supposed to do? I've never felt so helpless - and contrary to what people "may" think about pain patients - we ARE people - we don't want to sit in pain, miss family events, not be able to cook for our families. I am 53 and I'm worried if this keeps up, the pain is going to win. SHAME on this doctor for carrying a title but not "caring". I believe in Karma - and where a few years ago, I would have NEVER said something like this, but I hope he has to walk in the shoes of the people he has disappointed - just for a week. But during that week, I hope he doesn't know how long the pain will be there. Bad, terrible, I know. I'm sorry. But after dealing with pain for so long - you do get a bit bitter. Especially when others like you, are mistreated. Shame on you doctor. Didn't you take an oath?

This has to be the most horrible Doctor I have ever seen! I only seen him twice and both times I felt like I was being treated like a criminal! I have had MS for 15 years and I can tell you he knows nothing of neuropathic pain! Some of his suggestions on how to change how I have taken some of my meds for years were absolutely insane!! It would have been suicide if I had followed his recommendations! My second visit was my last! He would never listen to my past experiences with other Doctor's or past meds and what worked for me and what didn't! Told me he didn't care!! He and his whole staff are very rude, treated as if I was a number rather than a human being! Very poor etiquette for a pain management office!!! I would not recommend taking an animal to see this guy!!!!!!!! Have my last visit on video just to show people I wasn't exaggerating!!!

I have seen this doctor for 3 yrs or more...and I would tell him about my knee pain...he has even removed fluids from my knee...so I know I had told him over and over..he did order a scan of the knee...but he had the wrong knee...but I did get the scan and he told me it was just arthritis...and get use to it..also when I ran out of meds...he never increase meds...yes he dropped me but glad he did as I went to another doctor for my knee...turned out I have a bone spur and chips of my knee floating around..this happy I now know it was not just me saying something was wrong with my knee...WHY did Dr. Minhas not found this..because he did not care....new doctor found this out in 2 visit and now to have surgery ...hope others will see him as just the pill pusher...

Dr Minhaus is a nice enough doctor but the repeated waiting for an hour or more at each appointment is very upsetting.It seems obvious that he has too many patients and is not worried about keeping you waiting.