Do you know what your back pain symptoms mean? Learn more about the different types of back pain — acute, chronic, and neuropathic — how they affect you, and what you can do to find relief.
About Metro Denver Pain Management
The team of pain specialists and anesthesiologists at Metro Denver Pain Management, also known as MDPain, offers compassionate and expert care for patients from all walks of life. Conveniently located for Greenwood Village and Parker, Colorado, area residents, Metro Denver Pain Management leads the way in world-class pain relief therapies.
Acute and chronic pain conditions can be debilitating, so the team’s goal is to create and execute a specific treatment plan to reduce patients’ pain quickly and effectively. They use multidisciplinary approaches to treat even the most elusive pain conditions. Starting at the root of the pain, the team uses a wide variety of treatment options that address chronic pain. Some of these include: Epidural steroid injections, facet joint injections, sacroiliac injection, radiofrequency ablation, single nerve root blocks, Botox® injections, and spinal cord stimulators.
The doctors at Metro Denver Pain Management believe the future of medicine is now, and that’s why they offer groundbreaking treatments like neuromodulation to deliver relief directly to the source of the pain.
Patients praise the team’s empathetic and thorough care, often reporting complete pain relief. Metro Denver Pain Management is accepting new patients with or without a referral.
Do you know what your back pain symptoms mean? Learn more about the different types of back pain — acute, chronic, and neuropathic — how they affect you, and what you can do to find relief.
When you live with chronic pain, it impacts your brain as well as your physical well-being. That’s because pain causes changes in your nervous system that affect everything from mood to memory. Take a moment to learn more.
If you've tried months of medications and physical therapy for your back pain, but are still experiencing discomfort, an epidural steroid injection may be right for you. It has little downtime and can offer relief, lasting several months or more.
Insurance
Some insurance companies require a referral or a pre-certification for treatment. It is your responsibility to verify with your carrier what, if any, information is needed prior to making your appointment. Co-pays are due at time of service. For billing inquiries, call EMMI (303) 422-9438. Please have your statement and account number ready when calling.