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Pain is an individual experience. It can't be seen or measured and is as unique as a fingerprint. Acute pain, such as from a broken bone or recovery from surgery, is usually short-term and typically has no lasting effect.
Chronic pain continues for an extended period of time and may affect work, relationships and self-esteem.
About HealthEast Pain Center
We help people who live with chronic pain from a variety of causes and offer treatment for conditions like:
- Back pain
- Neck pain
- Myofascial pain syndrome
- Neuropathies, including causalgia
- Reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD)
- Postherpetic neuralgia
- Cancer pain
- Pelvic pain
You must be referred to the Pain Center by your primary care doctor or a specialist. After an initial assessment and physical exam, we'll design a program specifically for you. Procedures are performed on an outpatient basis, allowing you to keep a regular daily routine.
Pain Center Specialists
At HealthEast Pain Center, you will be treated by a team of professionals with advanced training in pain management. Our doctors practice current pain management therapies and regularly attending classes and seminars in new techniques. Our doctors are spinal interventionalists and are board certified. Find out more below.
New patient form
Prior to your first appointment, please complete the following intake form and bring it with you to your first appointment.
Comprehensive services
Often patients require a treatment plan that involves a variety of services including procedures, medication management, physical therapy and intervention. Under our care management program, these services are coordinated through our office to assure a collaborative approach as we work to reduce and relieve your pain and return you to an active life.
Partnering with programs across HealthEast, the HealthEast Pain Center works closely with doctors and therapists at:
Narcotic and non-narcotic medication management
Patients who are candidates for the medication management program are closely monitored to safely relieve their pain and minimize the dependence on narcotic medications. Patients who enter this program are required to comply with and sign a narcotic treatment agreement and are subject to random urine sampling.
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