Dr. Rae R. Aranas, MD

Category: Pain management physician

Address: 380 Foothill Rd, Bridgewater Township, NJ 08807, USA

Phone: +19088647725

Opening hours

Sunday: Closed

Monday: 9AM–5PM

Tuesday: 9AM–5PM

Wednesday: 9AM–5PM

Thursday: 9AM–5PM

Friday: 9AM–5PM

Saturday: Closed

Reviews

Rev Harry Luther

Sep 30, 2022

While l only met with Dr Aranas a few times, he made me feel like l have known him for years! He even went out of his way to help me to find and locate other doctors with other situations l have. I strongly recommend him to anyone. In Christ, Reverend Harry M Luther

Slumberous

Sep 12, 2022

Dr. Aranas has such a compassionate and welcoming personality. He wants to help more than any doctor I’ve ever been to and will try everything available to provide relief. If it were possible to have him as my doctor for everything I absolutely would. The young ladies in the office are also lovely and always pleasant.

Avon Lady

Jun 22, 2022

I believe Dr. Aranas sincerely cares about helping me and is one of the best practitioners I have ever seen. It is refreshing to finally have found someone I believe to be a great doctor to help me get the proper diagnosis for radiating pain I had never experienced until 2 years ago. Only 2nd visit today, but he took time to understand and listen to my concerns regarding my specific pain issues and I have 1000% confidence and respect for his knowledge and expertise.

Joe Grabler

Apr 26, 2022

Doctor Aranas is very knowledgeable, professional and helpful. He takes the time to answer your questions and address your concerns.

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Questions & Answers

I do have a D-Fib. Will the SCS interferer with my D-Fib?

Frank Provenzano | Oct 24, 2019

Dr. Rae R. Aranas, MD | Oct 24, 2019

Hello, In most cases, that is not an issue. If you would like to discuss this in detail, please call us for an appointment at (908) 864-7725 and we will be happy to answer all of your questions!

Will a prp injection help a disc herniation impinging the spinal cord?

David Toeltl | Jan 26, 2022

Dr. Rae R. Aranas, MD | Jan 26, 2022

Hi David, Injections of PRP or Platelet Lysate (derived from PRP) can be used to treat disc herniations that are impinging the spinal cord in most situations. A full history/physical exam and review of the imaging would be necessary to determine which options would be the most helpful. Please reach out to to the office at 908-864-7725 to schedule an appointment to further discuss. I would be glad to go over your questions and review your options in the office. I hope this helps!

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