Find Your Condition
Pain can affect many parts of the body and can have more than one cause. Our team cares for people with simple and complex conditions, including pain that has lasted a long time or has been hard to diagnose.
Explore the descriptions below to find what sounds most like you.
Back & Neck Pain
Pain in the spine can make it hard to sit, sleep, work, or move through your day. We treat problems ranging from muscle strain to disc and nerve conditions.
Musculoskeletal & Joint Pain
Pain in muscles, bones, or joints can limit movement and make everyday tasks harder. It may be caused by injury, arthritis, or ongoing strain.
Neuropathic Pain / Peripheral Nerve Disorders
Nerve pain may feel burning, tingling, numb, or electric. These symptoms can continue even after an injury or illness has healed.
Facial & Head Pain
Pain in the face or head can be severe, frequent, and disruptive. It may affect chewing, speaking, vision, or your ability to focus.
Start with our guides to facial pain & migraine
Pelvic Pain
Pelvic pain can affect the lower abdomen, hips, or genitals. It may interfere with daily life, relationships, and sleep.
Abdominal & Visceral Pain
Pain in the organs of the abdomen can be difficult to describe and hard to pinpoint. It may come with bloating, nausea, or changes in digestion.
Cancer-Related, Post-Surgical & Post-Traumatic Pain
Pain can continue during or after cancer treatment, surgery, or physical trauma. Our team works to improve comfort, function, and quality of life.
Widespread / Centralized Pain
Some people feel pain in many areas of the body at once. This type of pain is real and can happen even when tests do not show clear tissue damage.