In the United States more than 83 million adults report that pain interferes with their daily living activities.  Depression, fear of the pain and rejection by others not believing the patient's pain frequently causes the patient to withdraw.  This leads to hopelessness.

The result of untreated chronic pain frequently leads to occupational, financial, recreational and relationship burdens.

You do not have to live in pain. Patients and family members have come to us because they have heard of other patients that have gotten enough pain relief to again become functional in their daily lives and for some to enjoy recreational activities.

One person's pain can create havoc in a family and for the related caregivers.  For most, you do not have to live in pain or watch your loved one suffer.

Our physicians understand the far reaching complications and emotions (decreased quality of life, loss of functions and the increased incidence of depression and worse, suicide) associated with chronic pain.

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