according to Laura Heidrich http://paincureclinic.us/ (Pain Cure Clinic - We Don't Manage Pain)
"There is a dark side to the movie [ALL THE RAGE] that is also inspiring in a different way. There is a theme of clear frustration on the good doctor’s part (even to the day he retired) that his ideas were never accepted by either the medical community or the general population. He laments that in his hospital of 500 doctors, no doctor had ever referred a patient to him! And even though he had cured over 10,000 people with chronic pain and sold millions of books, he was relegated to a small, dismal basement office. The hospital administration was trying to hide him. When Dr. Sarno retired, the hospital did their best to erase any trace that he had ever been there".
"There is a dark side to the movie [ALL THE RAGE] that is also inspiring in a different way. There is a theme of clear frustration on the good doctor’s part (even to the day he retired) that his ideas were never accepted by either the medical community or the general population. He laments that in his hospital of 500 doctors, no doctor had ever referred a patient to him! And even though he had cured over 10,000 people with chronic pain and sold millions of books, he was relegated to a small, dismal basement office. The hospital administration was trying to hide him. When Dr. Sarno retired, the hospital did their best to erase any trace that he had ever been there".