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Manage Your Pain. Schedule Your Appointment Now!
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Manage Your Pain. Schedule Your Appointment Now!
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Managing Your Pain For Better Living
- HoursCLOSED NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Wed Thu - Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 727-572-6261
Fax - 727-443-2501
- Address:
- 51 S Main Ave Ste 318 Clearwater, FL 33765
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- Categories
- Pain Management, Physicians & Surgeons, Pain Management
- Services / Products
- Spinal Pain, Pain Management, Arthritis, Hip & Knee Replacements, Multiple Sclerosis, Injections, Neck Pain Treatment, Foot Pain Treatment, Chronic Pain Relief, Amputation, Neuropathic Pain, Sports Injuries, Back Pain Treatment, Sciatica
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- Associations
- Mohammad H. Gharavi, M.D. Medical Director Pain Care First and Pain Care of Clearwater, M.D. Medical Director Pain Care of Clearwater Clearwater, Florida Thomas K. Velleff, M.D. Medical Director Atlantis Pain Care Melbourne, Florida.
- Other Information
Services: Spinal Pain, Pain Management, Arthritis, Hip & Knee Replacements, Multiple Sclerosis, Injections, Neck Pain Treatment, Foot Pain Treatment, Chronic Pain Relief, Amputation, Neuropathic Pain, Sports Injuries, Back Pain Treatment, Sciatica
General Info
The clinics of Pain Care Management are dedicated to easing the pain of those who suffer. Our practice is made up of two clinics serving the central Florida area. It is our goal as medical professionals to listen with respect and really hear a patient's pain description, then act appropriately to develop a treatment plan based on the whole person with pain, including how that pain is impacting their life. We offer an integrative method of pain care. Our treatment includes not only the traditional method of pharmaceutical products to relieve pain, but also complementary treatments, such as injection therapy, electrogalvanic stimulation, or neuromechanical therapy. It is commonly accepted among public health experts that the under-treatment of pain has been recognized as a public health crisis for decades, with catastrophic consequences for patients, in terms of suffering and disability. We feel that it is unjust and unfair for anyone to be forced to live with uncontrolled pain because of unrealistic fears or mistaken beliefs about treatments that are available today. Those who have never suffered unrelenting pain do not understand how it can rob the sufferer of their career, their friends, their family, their hope and finally themselves. We believe as Hippocrates did, that we should, "Cure sometimes, treat often, but comfort always." Pain may be inevitable for some people, but suffering is optional.