Keyvan Jahanbakhsh, M.D.

Pain management clinics often blend into the city’s medical landscape, but some stand out simply by being where people need them. Keyvan Jahanbakhsh, M.D. operates from an office on the fifth floor of 143 W 29th St, a stretch of midtown Manhattan where the hum of daily life meets the quiet urgency of health concerns. This part of Chelsea doesn’t announce itself with fanfare, yet it’s exactly the kind of place where practical care finds its way to those who need it.

Specializing in pain management, the practice addresses conditions that can disrupt routines without warning—back pain, nerve issues, joint discomfort, and chronic headaches, among others. Treatments here focus on interventions like injections, medication management, and physical therapy referrals, all aimed at restoring movement and reducing discomfort. The approach is clinical, not flashy, which suits the neighborhood’s no-nonsense rhythm.

Appointments are scheduled by calling (646) 650-2229, a number that connects directly to the office. The building itself is a typical midtown high-rise, shared with other professionals, so visitors should allow a few extra minutes to navigate elevators and hallways. Those unfamiliar with the area might want to check the map before arriving, as street-level signage can be easy to miss in a district packed with storefronts and offices.

For directions, the exact location is pinned here: this map link. The practice doesn’t advertise itself loudly, but in a city where pain can feel isolating, its presence is quietly reassuring.