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Interventional Pain Management
within connected injury care.
Diagnosis-led, minimally invasive care for accident-related spine, joint, and nerve pain at clinics across Texas.
Quick answer
What does interventional pain management do after a car accident?
Interventional pain management evaluates accident-related neck, back, joint, and nerve symptoms, connects the examination with available imaging, and develops an individualized plan that may include medication management or image-guided procedures when clinically appropriate.
Texas clinic network
Five active markets.
Austin coming soon.
Pain-management clinics are available in Irving, Houston, El Paso, San Antonio, and McAllen. Austin is planned as the next market. Contact intake to confirm current clinic details and service availability.
Clinical evaluation
Examine first.
Treat with purpose.
A careful history and physical examination help connect symptoms with function and guide appropriate diagnostic and treatment decisions. Recommendations are individualized after clinical evaluation.
Services may include
Related concerns
✓ Neck and back pain
✓ Radiculopathy and sciatica
✓ Facet and joint pain
✓ Post-traumatic headaches
✓ Neuropathic pain
✓ Persistent pain after surgery
Specific services, candidacy, and recommendations are determined after clinical evaluation. Availability may vary by location.