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Dr. Jonathan S. Daitch earned his medical degree in 1984 from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia. He completed his residency in Anesthesiology at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City, and became a Board Certified Anesthesiologist in 1988.
Dr. Daitch served as a Major in the U.S. Air Force Medical Corps at Wright-Patterson AFB near Dayton, Ohio. While working at Wright-Patterson, he began his specialization in the new field of pain management. As the field of pain management evolved, Dr. Daitch furthered his skills, and received Board Certification in Pain Management. In 1991, Dr. Daitch moved to Fort Myers to provide anesthesia and pain management services at Lee Memorial Hospital. He was instrumental in forming the first pain clinic at Lee Memorial Health System.
In 2001, Dr. Daitch started his private practice, Advanced Pain Management Specialists (APMS), dedicated to the care of patients suffering from chronic pain. APMS was the first office-based pain management practice offering state-of-the-art treatment in Southwest Florida. With the continued success of the practice, APMS has added physicians and expanded to Cape Coral.
In 2005, Dr. Daitch achieved the highest certification possible in his field, by becoming a Fellow of the World Institute of Pain. He is also Board Certified by the American Board of Interventional Pain Physicians. Dr. Daitch serves on the executive committee of the Florida Chapter of this society. He also teaches courses on pain management at the state and national level. Dr. Daitch is also certified as an Independent Medical Examiner.
Apart from medicine, Dr. Daitch is an accomplished violinist. He plays chamber music and concertizes with local orchestras. He is an avid golfer, and an ardent supporter of the annual Edison Science Fair. He has three beautiful daughters, and his charismatic wife, Bobbie, is a healthcare consultant to this and other medical practices.
Dr. Michael Frey grew up in Long Island, New York. After graduating medical school, he received his post-graduate training in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Temple University in Philadelphia (Pa). Dr. Frey completed his fellowship in Interventional Spine Care at the prestigious University of Pennsylvania.
Since completing the program, he received his board certification in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Pain Medicine and is certified as an Independent Medical Examiner. Dr. Frey is also one of the few doctors in the world to become a Fellow of Interventional Pain Practice.
Dr. Frey lectures throughout the United States and internationally on the latest treatments to alleviate pain. In 2004, Dr. Frey was one of the first doctors to perform vertebroplasty and sacroplasty in an office-based practice. To date, he has performed over 600 cases!
Dr. Frey conducts clinical research and continually publishes articles and book chapters regarding the diagnosis and treatments for spine-related pain. His most recent publication was in the journal SPINE in July 2007. The article discussed the treatment of sacral fractures. He is often asked to teach doctors how to perform procedures for the treatment of spine fractures.
In 2007, Dr. Frey was appointed Clinical Assistant Professor at Virginia Commonwealth University. He is an instructor for the American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians as well as an examiner for the World Institute of Pain.
When he is not seeing patients, he enjoys being with his family and his dog Jazmin as well as playing golf.
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