Anthony Apigo, MD

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Dedicated Physician Continues Family Legacy While Providing Advanced Care for Chronic Pain Patients

Dr. Anthony Apigo, a highly skilled anesthesiologist and pain medicine specialist, is proud to announce his practice in Irvington, NJ, where he continues the legacy of his late father. With a focus on a multimodal approach to chronic pain management, Dr. Apigo aims to provide compassionate and effective care for patients experiencing pain.

Dr. Apigo received his Doctor of Medicine degree from Cooper Medical School in 2018, where he developed a keen interest in pain management. His extensive training has equipped him with the skills necessary to perform various interventional procedures aimed at alleviating chronic pain. “I am honored to carry on my father’s work in this community,” said Dr. Apigo. “His dedication to patient care has inspired me, and I strive to offer the same level of compassion and expertise to my patients.”

An expert in his field, the doctor is board-certified in Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine, ensuring that he adheres to the highest standards of care. His commitment to excellence was recognized during his residency at Mount Sinai West and Morningside, where he was awarded Resident of the Year in 2022 for his outstanding contributions to the anesthesiology department. This accolade reflects not only his clinical expertise but also his ability to connect with patients and understand their unique needs.

In his practice, Dr. Apigo emphasizes a multimodal approach, which integrates various treatment modalities to address chronic pain effectively. This includes both interventional techniques and comprehensive pain management strategies tailored to each patient’s needs. By utilizing cutting-edge technology and evidence-based practices, he aims to improve the quality of life for those suffering from chronic pain conditions.

Dr. Apigo is excited to serve the Irvington community and is dedicated to creating a supportive environment for his patients. He believes that effective pain management is essential for overall well-being and is committed to working collaboratively with each patient to develop personalized treatment plans.

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