Spasticity Back pain Neck pain Carpal tunnel Disc herniation Radiculopathy Sciatica Neuropathy Knee pain Shoulder pain Rotator cuff Fibromyalgia  Myofascial pain Worker’s Compensation Sports Injuries Tendinitis / Bursitis Shingles Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Trigger Point Injections

Pain Elbow bent Shoulder frozen Armpit infections Wrist rigidly flexed Fingers digging into palm Thumb in fist Kneecaps touching Poor hygiene Ankle supinated Great toe extended Knee buckling Unstable gait

Dr. Geller is triple board certified by the American Board of Pain Medicine, the American Board of Electrodiagnostic Medicine / EMG / Peripheral Neurology, and the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. The board exam for the American Board of Electrodiagnostic Medicine is a three part and two day written, video, and intense oral examination. EMG's are integral to comprehensive pain evaluation and diagnosis to achieve the highest quality individualized successful treatment. 

Dr. Geller serves as assistant professor of rehabilitation medicine at Tufts University School of Medicine. Dr. Geller also taught clinical neuropharmacology of the brain as assistant professor of pharmacy for Northeastern School of Pharmacy in Boston as well as served as clinical instructor at Dartmouth School of Medicine. Dr. Geller has published extensively, and he has been invited as guest lecturer to departments of neurosurgery, orthopedics, neurology, internal medicine, and physical medicine and rehabilitation. 

Dr. Geller’s office in Nashua can be contacted via e-mail atGellerTreatment@hotmail.com

To get to Dr. Geller’s NASHUA office near the Nashua Mall, one block off the Everett Turnpike, 30 minutes south of Concord, take 93 South to 293 South, then veer left to the Everett Turnpike and take exit #6 to 130-West. At the first set of lights, make a U-turn back to the highway. After you pass the Shell gas station, take an immediate right at 150 Broad Street at the Carlson Real Estate Building. Continue through the parking lot past the Japanese Bistro to the adjacent building at 154 Broad Street, Nashua, NH 03062. 
 
 

This notice describes how health information about you may be used and disclosed and how you can get access to this information.  Please review it carefully.
 

Uses and Disclosures of Your Health Information

1. In some circumstances we are permitted or required to use or disclose your health information without offering you the opportunity to object.  These circumstances include:

a. Uses or disclosures for purposes relating to treatment, payment and health care operations:

i. Treatment. We may use or disclose your health information for the purpose of providing, or allowing others to provide, treatment to you or any other individual.  An example would be if your pain care physician discloses you health information to your primary care physician. Also, we may contact you with appointment reminders or information about treatment alternatives or other health-related benefits and services that may be of interest to you.
ii. Payment.  We may use and/or disclose your health information for the purpose of allowing us, as well as other entities, to secure payment for the healthcare services provided to you.  For example, we may inform your health insurance company of your diagnosis and treatment in order to assist the insurer in processing our claim for the health care services provided to you.
iii. Health Care Operations.  We may use and/or disclose your information for the purposes of our day-to-day operations and functions.  We may also disclose your information to another covered entity to allow it to perform its day-to-day functions, but only to the extent that we both have a relationship with you. 

b. To create material(s) that originally had any identifying information concerning you deleted from the final material(s);
c. When required by law;
d. For public health purposes;
e. To disclose information about victims of abuse, neglect or domestic violence;
f. For health oversight activities, such as audits or civil, administrative or criminal investigations;
g. For judicial or administrative proceedings;
h. For law enforcement purposes (any patient who violates there opioid contract agrees to have Nashua Pain Management send records to law enforcement, all past and present clinicians, and all past and present pharmacies.);
i. To assist coroners, medical examiners or funeral directors with their official duties;
j. To facilitate organ, eye or tissue donation;
k. For certain research projects that have been evaluated and approved through a research approval process that takes into account patients’ need for privacy;
l. To avert a serious threat to health or safety;
m. For specialized governmental functions, such as military, national security, criminal corrections, or public benefit purposes, any patient in the past or future applying for social security, medicare, medicaid, disability, or welfare may have records sent to these agencies to assist in patient evaluation; and
n. For workers’ compensation purposes, as permitted by law.

Your Rights

1. To Request Restrictions.  You have the right to request restrictions on the use and disclosure of you health information for treatment, payment or healthcare operations purposes or notification purposes.  We are not required to agree to your request.  If we do agree to a restriction, we will abide by that restriction unless you are in need of emergency treatment and the restricted information is needed to provide that emergency treatment.  To request a restriction, submit a written request to the contact listed on the final page of this notice.
2. To Limit Communications.  You have the right to receive confidential communications about your own health information by alternative means or at alternative locations.  This means that you may, for example, designate that we contact you only by mail or at work rather than at home.  To request communications via alternative means or at alternative locations, you must submit a written request to the contact listed on the final page of this notice.  All reasonable requests will be granted.
3. To Access and Copy Health Information.  You have the right to inspect and get a copy of any health information about you other than information compiled in anticipation of or for use in civil, criminal or administrative proceedings, or certain information that is governed by the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act.  To arrange for access to your records, or to receive a copy of your records, you should submit a written request to the contact listed on the last page of this notice.  If you request copies, you will be charged our regular fee for copying and mailing the requested information.

Despite your general right to access your Protected Health Information, access may be denied in some limited circumstances.  For example, access may be denied if you are an inmate at a correctional institution or if you are a participant in a research program that is still in progress.  Access may be denied if the federal Privacy Act applies.  Access to information that was obtained from someone other that a health care provider under a promise of confidentiality can be denied if allowing you access would reasonably be likely to reveal the source of the information.  The decision to deny access under these circumstances is final and not subject to review.

In addition, access may be denied if (i) access to the information in question is reasonably likely to endanger the life and physical safety of you or anyone else, (ii) the information makes reference to another person and your access would reasonably be likely to cause harm to that person, or (iii) you are the personal representative of another individual and a licensed health care professional determines that your access to the information would cause substantial harm to the patient or another individual.  If access is denied for these reasons, you have the right to have the decision reviewed by a health care professional who did not participate in the original decision.  If access is ultimately denied, the reasons for that denial will be provided to you in writing. 

4. To Request Amendment.  You may request that your health information be amended.      Your request may be denied if the information in question: was not created by us (unless you show that the original source of the information is no longer available to seek amendment form), is not part of our records, is not the type of information that would be available to you for inspection or copying, or is accurate and complete.  If your request to amend you health information is denied, you may submit a written statement disagreeing with the denial, which we will keep on file and distribute with all future disclosures of the information to which it relates.  Requests to amend health information must be submitted in writing to the contact listed on the final page of this notice.

5.   To an Accounting of Disclosures.  You have the right to an accounting of any 
      disclosures of  your health information made during the six-year period preceding the   date of you request.  However, the following disclosures will not be accounted for: (i) disclosures made for the purpose of carrying out treatment, payment or healthcare operations, (ii) disclosures made to you, (iii) disclosures of information maintained in our patient directory, or disclosures made to persons involved in your care, or for the purpose of notifying your family or friends about your whereabouts, (iv) disclosures for national security or intelligence purposes, (v) disclosures to correctional institutions or law enforcement officials who had you in custody at the time of disclosure, (vi) disclosures that occurred prior to April 14, 2003, (vii) disclosures made pursuant to an authorization signed by you, (viii) disclosures that are part of a limited data set, (ix) disclosures that are incidental to another permissible use or disclosure, or (x) disclosures and only if the agency or official asks us not to account to you for such disclosures and only for the limited period of time covered by that request. The accounting will include the date of each disclosure, the name of the entity or person who received the information and that person’s address ( if known), and a brief description of the information disclosed and the purpose of the disclosure.  To request an accounting of disclosures, submit a written request to the contact listed on the final page of this notice.

5. To a Paper Copy of this Notice.  You have the right to obtain a paper copy of this notice upon request.

Our Duties

1. We are required by law to maintain the privacy of you health information and to provide you with this notice of our legal duties and privacy practices.
2. We are required to abide by the terms of this notice.  We reserve the right to change the terms of this notice and to make those changes applicable to all health information that we maintain.  Any changes to this notice will be posted on our website and at our facility, and will be available from us upon request.

Complaints

You can complain to us and to the Secretary of the federal Department of Health and Human Services if you believe your privacy rights have been violated.  To lodge a complaint with us, please file a written complaint with the contact set forth below.  This contact will also provide you with further information about our privacy policies upon request.  No action will be taken against you for filing a complaint.
 

Designated Contact;

Aaron S. Geller, M.D.
Medical Director
Nashua Pain Management
154 Broad Street
Nashua, NH 03063
Phone: 603-882-9872