Pain Consultants of Arizona in collaboration with HonorHealth - Chandler
4025 W. Chandler Blvd. Ste. 1
Chandler, AZ 85226
Essa Kaston, DO
Pain Medicine
Languages: Arabic, English
HonorHealth Medical Staff Member
Call 480-222-7246
Insurance accepted
Insurance Plans
- AHCCCS Complete Care.
- AHCCCS CRS
- Dual-SNP
- 3 Tier Plans
- Banner Employees - Tier 2
- HMO
- PPO
- EPO
- Ameriben
- POS
- Indemnity
- CHS
- Alliance Network
- FEP (Standard, Basic and Blue Focus),
- Workers' Comp
- EverydayHealth PPO,
- BluePathway Plan 2 - Medicare Advantage
- BluePathway Plan 3 - - Medicare Advantage
- BlueJourney PPO - Medicare Advantage
- Classic/Plus - Medicare Advantage
- Medisun - Medicare Advantage
- All
- HMO
- PPO
- PPO Plus
- POS
- EPO
- LocalPlus
- Open Access Plan (OAP)
- CignaChoice Fund Access Plus
- Open Access Plus
- PPO
- RAN
- PPO
HonorHealth accepts most health insurance plans at its hospitals and physician offices. However, you need to contact your health insurance company to verify your coverage for individual physicians/providers and their physicians before you seek services.
Specialties
- Pain Medicine
Credentials
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Residency
University of Arizona College of Medicine -
Education
Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences, College of Osteopathic Medicine -
Fellowship
University of Arizona College of Medicine -
Internship
Banner University Medical Center Phoenix
About
Dr. Essa Kaston offers a variety of spinal interventions ranging from epidural injections & medial branch radiofrequency ablations to central and peripheral nerve stimulators, peripheral joint, bursa injections, botox, trigger point injections, osteopathic manipulative treatments and of course, medication management.
Dr. Kaston’s approach to treatment is with a highly individualized and comprehensive approach to acute & chronic pain, to enhance quality of life.
Dr. Kaston is of Syrian heritage and first-generation born in the states. He speaks some Arabic, non-fluently. He has a wife, a daughter, and fur babies. They are the most important things in his life. He played a few months of basketball at GCU (go lopes!) before enduring a career ending knee injury. He believes that in a perfect world he would spend an equal amount of time reviewing medical images with patients, as their animal pictures.