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Hunter Pain Specialists Hunter Pain Specialists is a private multidisciplinary pain clinic that treats patients suffering from chronic pain both non-cancer related and cancer-related.

Why does back pain persist, even after treatment?From joint degeneration to nerve-related pain, there can be several rea...
28/10/2026

Why does back pain persist, even after treatment?

From joint degeneration to nerve-related pain, there can be several reasons back pain continues to affect your everyday life.

Understanding the underlying cause can help guide the next steps in managing your pain.

Our latest article explores common causes of persistent back and spine pain, treatment options and the role of staying active safely.

Read the full guide.

Musculoskeletal and spinal conditions affect millions of individuals, frequently developing from an acute injury into a persistent, life-altering struggle. When back or joint pain extends beyond its expected healing window, finding long-term relief requires shifting focus from temporary symptom mask...

Backing the Knights! Our Hunter Pain Specialists doctors are proud to support the Newcastle Knights.
30/09/2026

Backing the Knights!

Our Hunter Pain Specialists doctors are proud to support the Newcastle Knights.



Hunter Pain Specialists are proud to support the Newcastle Knights.

Today is a reminder that genuine connection matters. Taking time to ask, listen and check in can make a real difference ...
10/09/2026

Today is a reminder that genuine connection matters. Taking time to ask, listen and check in can make a real difference in someone’s day, or life.

We reflect on the importance of connection and care. A conversation, a moment of listening, or reaching out can be deepl...
09/09/2026

We reflect on the importance of connection and care. A conversation, a moment of listening, or reaching out can be deeply meaningful for someone who is struggling.

Today, we’re supporting Painaustralia’s Wear Red for Pain campaign and this year’s message: My Pain is More Than a Numbe...
01/09/2026

Today, we’re supporting Painaustralia’s Wear Red for Pain campaign and this year’s message: My Pain is More Than a Number.

For people living with chronic pain, a number on a pain scale can never capture the full impact pain can have on their sleep, work, relationships, independence and everyday life.

That’s why this year’s campaign puts the real experiences of people living with chronic pain at the centre of the conversation.

Hear their real stories and discover what living with chronic pain means beyond a number:
https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01l4J_0

Today we reflect on the families affected by the sudden loss of a child, and the importance of ongoing awareness, resear...
10/08/2026

Today we reflect on the families affected by the sudden loss of a child, and the importance of ongoing awareness, research and support for safer sleep practices.

Chronic pain is often invisible, but its impact is very real. National Pain Week is a time to reflect on the importance ...
25/07/2026

Chronic pain is often invisible, but its impact is very real. National Pain Week is a time to reflect on the importance of understanding, validation and access to care.

We reflect on the generosity of blood and plasma donors whose contributions quietly support patients through surgery, il...
13/06/2026

We reflect on the generosity of blood and plasma donors whose contributions quietly support patients through surgery, illness and injury every day. Thank you.

Dr Russo reflects on the recent International Neuromodulation Society Board Meeting in Lisbon and the global momentum sh...
09/06/2026

Dr Russo reflects on the recent International Neuromodulation Society Board Meeting in Lisbon and the global momentum shaping the future of neuromodulation.

Read the article here: https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0YH9q0

To***co use can have a lasting impact on health and recovery. Today is a reminder that change is possible, and support i...
30/05/2026

To***co use can have a lasting impact on health and recovery. Today is a reminder that change is possible, and support is available at every step.

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91 Chatham Street
Broadmeadow, NSW
2292

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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