Find a pain specialist who meets your needs.
Connecting you with us
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What are you looking for?
You’ll be asked several questions to help us tailor our suggestions and make sure our Doctors have something to offer. Having your records sent to us before your first appointment will help make sure you get the best treatment plan on your first visit.
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Personalized Suggestions.
We’ll share whom from our team is the best fit for your needs and preferences. We’ll work with you to find an appointment that works with your schedule.
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Treatment Plan.
During your consultation, our team will work with you to complete a thorough evaluation to come up with a comprehensive treatment plan to target and treat your underlying source of pain.
"Dr. Hall and the staff, have been a pleasure to see and have them involved in my care. They are all knowledgeable, caring, and kind. If you have pain issues, I highly recommend this practice out. They really do care."
— SHELLY, RELEVIUM PATIENT
FAQs
I have seen other Pain Management Doctors, how is your office different?
Our physicians are board-certified anesthesiologists and fellowship-trained as interventional pain management physicians. This extensive training provides a much more robust and rounded training providing the ability to comprehensively diagnose and treat the source of pain. Unlike other physicians that may rely in a single treatment option such as medication, we have a number of treatment modalities that help restore your quality of life.
How long will my treatment take?
The duration of your treatment will depend on the progress you want to make. Some patients are seen only a few times and feel great. Others have complex underlying conditions that require longer treatment. Our goal is to get you back to yourself so you do not need to continue to come to the office.
I was in a car accident, can you help?
Absolutely. Most of our patients had some type of incident that started the root cause of the pain. Starting a treatment plan as early as possible can help reduce the likelihood of having long-term, or chronic, pain. The sooner the root case is diagnosed and treated, the less likely it will remain with you long term.