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Pain Management
Winston Salem, NC
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Updated October 31, 2026
Pain Management
Winston Salem, NC
Pain Management
Winston Salem, NC
Center For Clinical Research conducts chronic and acute pain trials in Winston-Salem and typically schedules screening within 24 hours of initial contact.
Screen visits are typically scheduled within 24 hours of initial contact
Pain Management
Kernersville, NC
Pain Management
Winston-Salem, NC
Pain Management
Winston Salem, NC
Pain Society Of The Carolinas provides accredited pain-management education through annual meeting sessions covering basic and advanced topics.
Pain Management
Winston Salem, NC
QC Kinetix offers PRP, cellular therapy, BMAC, and Class IV laser treatments for multiple joint and musculoskeletal pain conditions.
Pain Management
Winston Salem, NC
Wake Spine & Pain offers spinal cord stimulation and kyphoplasty, with appointments usually available within 48 hours across Fayetteville and surrounding communities.
Appointments usually available within 48 hours
Pain Management
Winston Salem, NC
Wake Spine & Pain Specialists says appointments are usually available within 48 hours. The Center For Clinical Research says study screening visits are typically scheduled within 24 hours of initial contact.
QC Kinetix lists PRP, cellular therapy, BMAC, plasma protein concentrate, and Class IV laser therapy for joint and musculoskeletal pain.
Match the practice's listed specialty to your condition and ask whether the proposed treatment is conventional care, an in-office procedure, or clinical research. For example, Wake Spine & Pain lists spinal cord stimulation and kyphoplasty, while the Center For Clinical Research is intended for trial participation rather than routine treatment.
QC Kinetix lists payment plans on its website. Wake Spine & Pain says its in-office procedures do not have additional facility fees; confirm your insurance coverage and total out-of-pocket cost before treatment.
The listed practices are not identified as emergency-care providers; Pain Society Of The Carolinas specifically says it is not for people needing emergency pain care. For severe or sudden symptoms, use emergency services or an emergency department.