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12,538 pain clinics · 54 states and territories

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    The whole directory at a glance

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    Research & guides

    1. Original research

      Pain Care Deserts: 1,904 U.S. counties have no pain clinic

      61% of U.S. counties have no pain management clinic at all. Our county-by-county analysis of federal registry data — with the full dataset free to download and cite.

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      County map of pain care deserts in the United States

    2. Choosing a Clinic ·

      Who's Who at a Pain Clinic: Anesthesiologists, Physiatrists, Neurologists and Other Pain Specialists

      Anesthesiologist, physiatrist, neurologist, nurse practitioner: who does what at a pain clinic, and how their training shapes the care you are likely to get.

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    3. Treatments Explained ·

      Radiofrequency Ablation for Back and Neck Pain: What It Is and Who It Helps

      Radiofrequency ablation quiets the small nerves that carry pain from worn spine joints. Who it suits, why you are tested first, and how long relief tends to last.

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      Listings come from the U.S. federal NPI registry and are enriched with verified location, hours, and review information — not self-submitted marketing.

    • Nothing hidden

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