Novant Health Spine Specialists - Greensboro

Pain Management

Greensboro, NC

Novant Health Spine Specialists - Greensboro treats neck and back pain with nonsurgical, nerve-block, and minimally invasive options in Greensboro.

  • Neck, upper-back, or lower-back pain
  • Chronic pain caused by a spinal condition
  • Spinal pain after a car accident

Alderman Massage Therapy

Pain Management

Greensboro, NC

Alderman Myofascial Therapy specializes in pain relief and mobility issues, with tailored sessions and a free first-appointment consultation in Greensboro.

  • Neck, back, shoulder, or hip knots
  • Limited range of motion in the neck, shoulders, or hips
  • Clients seeking targeted pain-relief treatment rather than a full-body relaxation massage

KWADWO GYARTENG-DAKWA

Pain Management

Greensboro, NC

Kwadwo Gyarteng-Dakwa is a pain medicine physician with 30 years of practice at a Durham, North Carolina office.

  • pain management consultations in Durham

Qc Kinetix (greensboro)

Pain Management

Greensboro, NC

QC Kinetix offers PRP, cellular therapy, BMAC, and Class IV laser treatments for multiple joint and musculoskeletal pain conditions.

  • People seeking PRP treatments for joint or musculoskeletal pain
  • People considering cellular therapy or BMAC treatment
  • Patients seeking regenerative orthopedics or regenerative sports medicine

Pain Management in nearby counties

FAQ

How much does pain management treatment cost in Greensboro?

Prices vary by consultation, imaging, injection, therapy session, or regenerative treatment. The available listings do not provide prices, so ask about the evaluation fee, insurance coverage, self-pay rate, and any separate procedure costs.

What should I look for when choosing a pain-management provider?

Match the provider to the cause and location of pain: a spine specialist for spinal conditions and nerve blocks, a licensed massage therapist for targeted muscle and mobility work, or a regenerative-treatment clinic for options such as PRP or BMAC.

When is pain an emergency rather than a routine appointment?

Seek urgent medical care for new weakness or paralysis, loss of bladder or bowel control, numbness in the groin area, severe pain after major trauma, or pain with chest pain, trouble breathing, fever, or confusion.

Are massage therapists required to be licensed in North Carolina?

North Carolina massage and bodywork therapists can hold an LMBT license; Alderman Massage Therapy lists NC LMBT credential #7515. Confirm the provider's current license and ask whether massage is appropriate for your condition.