About
Dr. Dan Kloster grew up in North Dakota and earned his undergraduate degree from the University of the Minnesota. He graduated from the University of Kansas with his medical degree, and also completed his anesthesiology residency at the University of Kansas. He was fellowship trained in chronic and cancer pain management from Harvard medical school at Massachusetts General Hospital. He has taught interventional pain techniques for several medical corporations, and has been involved in physician education for many years.
Born and raised in Lawrence, KS, Morteza “Mort” Rabii is a life-long Jayhawk. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Doctor of Nursing Practice as a Nurse Practitioner from the University of Kansas. In graduate school he focused on the importance of patient education on improving pain relief. Prior to joining Crimson Pain Management, Mort worked in orthopedics for nearly 10 years, gaining an understanding of chronic back and joint pain. Passionate about pain management, Mort focuses on caring for the whole patient.
Dr. Barnes is originally from Tucson, Arizona where he obtained a bachelor’s degree in physiology. He obtained a master’s degree in bioethics and his medical schooling through Kansas City University of Medicine. He completed a residency in anesthesiology at the University of Missouri and recently completed a fellowship in interventional pain management in Rochester, NY. Dr. Barnes focuses on a holistic approach to treating the patient to help them find pain relief.
Our mission is to alleviate pain and suffering no matter the cause. We educate patients regarding the source of their pain, as well as the treatment options available. We believe strongly that informed patients have better outcomes, and become active participants in their care. We do this in a professional, caring, and compassionate environment.
Is Dr. Kloster a free standing clinic?
NO — Dr. Kloster is out patient based, working out of an out patient facility, Menorah Medical Center.
How am I billed?
You will receive two statements. One for Crimson Pain Management, which is Dr. Kloster’s charge, and one for the technical/facility, which is the hospital (Menorah Medical Center) at which you are seeing Dr. Kloster.
Do you take Medicaid?
NO — we do not except Medicaid as a primary insurance but we will bill secondary as a courtesy… ( it is up to your insurance company to process and pay the claim )