Physician assessment
Pain history, functional assessment, imaging review.
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Dr. Sunit · Pain & regenerative specialist
The Pain Assessment
Two visits, a diagnosis, and a plan for pain that keeps coming back.
Find the cause before you treat the pain.
Prescribed and overseen by Dr. Sunit Yadav · MBBS · DNB (Orthopaedic Surgery) · FIPM · Reviewed September 2026
- DNBOrthopaedics · FIPM pain medicine
- 110markers — the panel is included
- 2visits in one week
₹15,000· Two visits · one week
By appointment. A physician reviews every request.
Is this you?
You might be here because…
- Knee, back, neck or shoulder pain that has lasted more than six weeks
- Pain that comes back every time the painkillers wear off
- You have been told “surgery” and want a second, non-surgical opinion
- An injury that healed but never let you return to sport
None of these is a diagnosis. All of them are reasons to measure rather than guess.
What you get
Everything included
Blood panel
Results in ~48 hInflammatory markers, vitamin D, B12, magnesium, iron, insulin, HbA1c, thyroid, kidney.
Results review
30 minFindings discussed; physiotherapy, procedure or programme prescribed.
Written plan
Your prescription — Pain to Performance, a standalone procedure, or targeted physiotherapy.
What it is
A pain physician takes your full history, assesses function and reviews any imaging (we can refer for X-ray if needed). A full blood panel looks for what is driving pain — inflammation, vitamin D, B12, thyroid, metabolic markers. You leave with a written plan: a programme, physiotherapy, or a procedure.
Who it’s for
Back, neck, knee, shoulder, tendon and post-surgical pain — and pain everywhere: fibromyalgia and widespread pain are believed and treated here. Athletes wanting a proper baseline are equally welcome.
The right diagnosis decides everything that follows.
“We measure; we don’t promise vaguely.”
Dr. Sunit Yadav · MBBS, DNB (Orthopaedic Surgery), FIPM · Medical Director
Where it leads
After this
Your physician presents one clear next step at discharge — typically one of:
- Pain to Performance
- Regenerative procedures
- Physiotherapy
Questions
I’ve had this pain for years — can you actually help?
Chronic pain is exactly what this programme is built for — including pain that’s spread or stayed after everything “healed”. Dr. Sunit assesses first (₹15,000, includes a full blood panel), tells you honestly what’s driving it, and prescribes the right lane. If a programme isn’t the right answer, he’ll say that too.
I already paid for a consultation — do I pay again?
No. If you saw Dr. Sunit for a ₹1,500 consultation and go on to The Pain Assessment within 30 days, the ₹1,500 is credited in full against the ₹15,000.
Do I need an MRI first?
Bring any imaging you have. If more is needed, Dr. Sunit refers you next door to AcePlus — you pay them directly, and he reads it with you. Most chronic pain doesn’t need new scans to start improving; the assessment decides.
Is it just physiotherapy?
No — that’s the point. One physician coordinates the physiotherapy, Ayurveda, yoga, your blood findings (vitamin D, B12, inflammation are part of pain more often than people think), your medicines, and your home programme. At Ozran, physiotherapy, Ayurveda, yoga and your blood findings are coordinated by one doctor — not divided across separate providers.
Refunds?
Standard Ozran policy: full refund with more than 24 hours’ notice before your first appointment; after the programme starts, no refunds — pauses for illness or travel are free.
The Pain Assessment
₹15,000