i live on the west coast in California - other side of the nation....

look at this site - and maybe if they cannot help you they can refer you to someone who can

yes, it is a surgeon - the doctor who is "fixing" my problem is also a surgeon - they specialize in digestive disorders and do a lot of the things endoscopically.
https://www.bariatricsurgerynewjersey.com/achalasia/

i just googled "doctors in irvington new jersey specializing in achalasia" - you can find more if you do this

google "dr treating esophageal achalasia in new jersey"
it comes up with a bunch - i was unable to copy/paste into this "reply"

Matthew Grossman, M.D.
Robert Levine, M.D

and more....

you need to go to one of these who knows how to treat it. The regular GI docs mostly just treat the "regular stuff" like stomach ulcers, reflux, etc. Motility disorders are not that common - the abnormal manometry proves that this is what you have.