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Daniel Goldish, M.D.
Steindler Orthopedic Clinic
Physiatry: Pain Management, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Regenerative Medicine
Iowa City, IA
4.9
1K Ratings
460 Comments
Fellowship-trained in Pain Medicine, Dr. Daniel Goldish specializes in pain management, physical medicine, and rehabilitation. He also utilizes regenerative medicine and ultrasonography to treat patients. His goal is to help patients manage their pain and return to daily activities.
4.9
1K Ratings
460 Comments
Fellowship-trained in Pain Medicine, Dr. Daniel Goldish specializes in pain management, physical medicine, and rehabilitation. He also utilizes regenerative medicine and ultrasonography to treat patients. His goal is to help patients manage their pain and return to daily activities.
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Fellowship-trained in Pain Medicine, Dr. Daniel Goldish specializes in pain management, physical medicine, and rehabilitation. He also utilizes regenerative medicine and ultrasonography to treat patients. His goal is to help patients manage their pain and return to daily activities. Dr. Goldish joined the Steindler team in 2020.
Dr. Goldish attended the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities for his undergraduate degree in Biology. He stayed in Minneapolis to receive his medical degree from the University of Minnesota Medical School. Dr. Goldish completed his residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Washington School of Medicine in Seattle, Washington. While at the University of Washington School of Medicine, he also completed fellowship training in pain medicine.
In his free time, Dr. Goldish enjoys spending time with his wife and son, hiking, biking, and playing guitar.
CREDENTIALS
Undergraduate Studies: Bachelor of Science in Biology, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, Minneapolis, MN
Medical Degree: Doctor of Medicine, University of Minnesota Medical School, Minneapolis, MN
Residency: Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, University of Washington School of Medicine, Department of Rehabilitation, Seattle, WA
Fellowship: Pain Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine, Department of Anesthesiology, Seattle, WA
Member: American Association of Neuromuscular & Electrodiagnostic Medicine, American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Spine Intervention Society
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Very friendly, I felt that he explained everything so that I understood.
Very pleasant and efficient doctor who sincerely tries to help his patients!
Well done
Different treatments were well explained
Super nice. One of my favorite doctors, okay, now, what do I do
He was thorough in examing me. Was honest in what he thought would help and what would not.
Got some hip shots helped alot tha ks
I have never called for an earlier apt , but I’m going to g to be gone for 2 months and Dr Goldish was able to get me in. He is awesome. I would recommend him to anyone, just a great person and fantastic Dr. Thank you
Appreciated him telling me about each step in the process. He is very good at what he does
I felt like a number and not a person to this doctor. He is very strict about arriving 30 minutes prior- even canceling if not there 30 minutes awaiting him. The woman who took vitals was friendly and informative. The other nurses/techs were pleasant, but much in his background. Your new software has malfunctioned every time I’ve had an appointment - the latest was inability to process card payments causing an awkwardly composed line. Then, new patients arriving with no room to enter the lobby for the clump of people already there. Finally, many people had limited ability to stand using walkers and canes. NO Seating, just waiting in line to check in. Badly designed front with the most direct path to handicapped parking through the driving lanes. Clean bathroom. Even the check-out was wonky. You need your staff to be disabled and experience coming to Steindler as a patient, where customers are last.