Pain is a condition that is more common than just about every other disease — be it high blood pressure, heart disease, or even cancer — and it can affect every aspect of a patient’s life. My philosophy of care is to use non-opioid options, not just to help reduce pain, but to also improve function so that patients can get back to the activities which they find most meaningful — e.g., playing with their kids or grandkids, attending church, traveling, and being able to sit through sporting events (just to name a few)!
Albert Singh, MD
Interventional Spine & Joint Wellness
				Practices In:
				Quincy
			
			
				
				Patients Seen:
									Ages 18+
							
		Board Certifications
				American Board of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, American Board of Medical Specialties - Pain Medicine
			Languages
				English, Hindi, Punjabi
			Awards & Accolades
									
						Early Career Achievement Award, Indiana University School of Medicine Alumni Association
						2021
					
									
						Forty Under 40 Award, Indianapolis Business Journal
						2019
					
									
						Housestaff Forum - Department Representative Officer, Indiana University School of Medicine
						2011
					
									
						Indiana State Medical Association Scholarship
						2004
					
									
						Fred E. Gifford Scholar, Indiana University School of Medicine
						2003
					
									
						Outstanding Service Award, Indiana University School of Medicine
						2002
					
									
						Most Outstanding Student Award, Purdue University - Featured in Time Magazine/U.S News & World Report/Newsweek
						2002
					
									
						Eta Kappa Nu – Electrical & Computer Engineering Honor Society, Purdue University
						2002
					
									
						Support for Undergraduate Research (SUR) Grant, Purdue University
						2001
					
									
						Honors Fellow Grant Recipient, Purdue University
						2000
					
									
						Phi Alpha Delta Honor Society, Purdue University
						2000
					
									
						Lambda Etta Sigma Honor Society, Purdue University
						2000
					
							Clinical Interests
				Spinal cord stimulation (neuromodulation)
Personal Interests
				Outside of medicine, I enjoy spending time with my wife, son, and daughter. I also enjoy traveling and watching sports.
Memberships
				
											American Board of Independent Medical Examiners
											American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine
											American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
											Association of Academic Physiatrists
											American Medical Association
									
			
					
					
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			School
									
						Purdue University
						
												Degree:
							BS, Electrical Engineering
					
									
						Indiana University
						School of Medicine
												Degree:
							MD
					
							Residency
									
						Indiana University School of Medicine
						Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
					
							Fellowships
									
						Indiana University School of Medicine
						Interventional Pain Medicine
					
							Provider’s Publications
		Singh, Albert G.; “Interventional Spine and Joint,” A Fluoroscopic Atlas and Business Primer for the Pain Proceduralist (Textbook).
				
					2021
				
			Singh, Albert G.; Dave, Shashank J.; “Female Athlete Triad,” Common Problems in Rehabilitation Medicine: Musculoskeletal, Sports, and Occupational Medicine (Textbook Chapter).
				
					2010
				
			Carbone, Angela T.; Singh, Albert G.; “The Health Benefits of Exercise,” Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation: A Sports Specific Approach (Textbook Chapter).
				
					March 2008
				
			Lychevski, Sergey; Singh, Albert G.; “Noise Analysis & Vibroacoustic Control of Minimotors,” Journal of Acoustics.
				
					August 2001
				
			Schild, John; Singh, Albert G.; “Electrotonic Properties of Neurons in the mNTS,” Federation of American Societies for Experimental Society.
				
					May 1999
				
			Provider’s Research
				
                    					    Rapid: An International, Prospective, Multicenter Study of Radiofrequency Ablation outcomes in chronic pain patients, 2020-2023
                    					    Retrospective study of the occurrence of adverse events following lumbar puncture for intrathecal baclofen trial, 2011
                    					    Electrotactile stimulation of the tongue to improve gait & balance dysfunction secondary to cerebrovascular accident, 2008
                    					    Shock Wave Lithotripsy, Investigated the acoustical effects of shock wave lithotripsy with focus on cavitation of vapor bubbles. 2001
                    					    Noise analysis, Noise spectra of motors was analyzed using the Fast Fourier Transform. 2001
                    					    Neurons of mNTs, Investigated neurons within the medial nucleus of the solitary tract using a combination of experimental methods and lumped membrane models. 1997
                    					    Parkinsonian Tremor, Measurements of biological motor activity using actigraph technology. 1999
                    				
			Procedures
Bursa Injections, Epidural Steroid Injections, Facet Joint Injections, Nerve Blocks, Radiofrequency Ablation, Sacroiliac Injections, Spinal Cord Stimulation, Trigger Point Injections
        Conditions
Chronic Back and Neck Pain, Facet Joint Syndrome, Joint Pain, Muscle Strains and Sprains, Nerve Pain, Post-Surgical Pain, Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction, Sciatica, Spinal Compression Fractures, Sports Injuries
         
					

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