Dr. Neel Jain, MD works in Michigan City, IN as
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On September 26,2023 I had a full reverse shoulder replacement with Dr Jain. Today, January 23, 2024, I was discharged from rehab by my therapist Kirk. This was a wonderful experience from start to finish. When I first met Dr Jain I had been seeing another doctor who had treated me for years with shots for the pain. I was so bad that I couldn’t pick up a sheet to cover my body when I was cold in bed. Dr Jain immediately did X-ray’s and suspected the problem was torn rotator cuff. After confirming with an MRI he suggested surgery was my best option since I had gone so long without the correct diagnosis. I finally agreed and the difference in my quality of life is amazing. All the pain is gone. From the first day I needed very little pain management and was completely off any medication within 10 days. Therapy was a breeze. I am so grateful to have had such a gifted surgeon. Best experience and outcome possible.
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Dr. Jain accepts Aetna, Anthem and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Jain accepts here.
Dr. Jain's office is located at 1225 E Coolspring Ave Michigan City, IN 46360.
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Yes, Dr. Jain speaks Hindi. See Dr. Jain's profile on MedicalNewsToday for more information.
Dr. Jain has a star rating of 4.1/5 and has been reviewed 48 times.
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