Greater Austin Pain Center

08/04/2026

Persistent pain can be overwhelming, especially when conservative treatments haven’t provided the relief patients hoped for. That’s where advanced interventional therapies come in. Dr. Jarzombek offers expert evaluation for Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS) and other complex procedures designed to target chronic pain at its source and restore quality of life.

SCS is one of the most effective options for patients with chronic back or leg pain, especially those who have tried physical therapy, medications, injections, or even surgery without lasting improvement.

Beyond SCS, advanced procedures like targeted nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation, and minimally invasive interventions can help patients with complex or long‑standing pain conditions finally move forward.

Dr. Jarzombek provides thorough, individualized evaluations to determine the right approach for each patient, ensuring they receive the most effective and least invasive option possible.
Advanced pain deserves advanced care, and there are real solutions available.

07/31/2026

Meet the experts behind your care.

Today, Dr. Hynes answers 3 of the most common questions we hear from patients — and his insight might surprise you.

Your pain has a solution, and we’re here to help you find it.

07/31/2026

Burning pain, tingling, numbness, weakness, or unusual sensitivity after an injury may be signs of nerve damage.

These symptoms do not always appear immediately. After a car accident, fall, workplace injury, or sports-related trauma, inflammation can build gradually and place pressure on nearby nerves. Without proper evaluation, symptoms may worsen and develop into chronic pain or lasting nerve dysfunction.

Our latest blog covers:

• Common signs of nerve damage
• Why symptoms may be delayed
• How nerve injuries are diagnosed
• Non-surgical and minimally invasive treatment options
• When to seek medical care

Read the full article to learn why early diagnosis can make a meaningful difference in recovery.

Greater Austin Pain Center serves patients in Austin, Kyle, San Marcos, and Dripping Springs.

Learn the signs of nerve damage after an injury, why symptoms may be delayed, and how early diagnosis and treatment can help prevent chronic pain.

07/30/2026

Struggling with sciatica or lower back pain? Neck Pain?

Epidural steroid injections can reduce inflammation, relieve nerve pressure, and help patients return to daily activities with less pain.

Ask your provider if this treatment may be right for you.

07/29/2026

Pickleball, running, swimming, hiking — summer activities are great until pain slows you down.

If you’re dealing with knee pain, shoulder pain, or recurring injuries, our team at Greater Austin Pain Center can help you recover safely and get back to what you love.

07/27/2026

We’re proud to share that Dr. Jarzombek represented Greater Austin Pain Center on a national stage this month at ASPN in Miami! 🌴

Dr. Jarzombek was invited to speak on multiple panels, where she shared her expertise alongside leading specialists in interventional pain management. One of her panels focused on DRG vs. PNS, two advanced neuromodulation therapies used to target chronic nerve-related pain with precision and improved patient outcomes.

Her involvement highlighted our commitment to advancing patient care, staying at the forefront of innovation, and actively shaping the future of pain medicine.
Opportunities like this not only elevate our providers but also bring the latest knowledge and techniques back to our patients and referral partners here at home.

Please join us in congratulating Dr. Jarzombek on this incredible achievement! 👏

07/24/2026

Before the weekend begins, we thought we'd share how our team recharges. 💙
Caring for others starts with taking care of ourselves, too. Whether it's spending time with family, enjoying the outdoors, reading a good book, trying a new recipe, or simply taking a moment to relax, everyone has their own way of resetting for the week ahead.
Managing stress and making time for self-care are important parts of overall wellness—and we encourage our patients to find moments of rest that work for them, too.
✨ Now it's your turn! How are you recharging this weekend? Share your plans in the comments—we'd love to hear them!

07/24/2026

Tingling, burning, numbness, or weakness may seem minor at first, but these symptoms can be signs of a nerve injury that should not be ignored.

Early evaluation can help identify the cause of nerve pain, prevent symptoms from worsening, and improve the chances of successful treatment. Conditions such as herniated discs, spinal stenosis, car accident injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, and diabetic neuropathy can all affect the nerves and interfere with daily life.

In our latest blog, Greater Austin Pain Center explains:

• How nerve injuries progress
• Why delaying treatment can make recovery more difficult
• Which symptoms require medical attention
• Minimally invasive options for treating nerve-related pain

Read the full blog to learn why early treatment matters. Greater Austin Pain Center serves patients in Austin, Kyle, San Marcos, and Dripping Springs.

Learn why early treatment for nerve injuries can help prevent chronic pain, permanent damage, and loss of function. Explore symptoms and treatment options.

07/17/2026

Two Truths and a Lie: Greater Austin Pain Center Edition 🔍
1️⃣ We have our own surgery center.
2️⃣ We offer more than 15 different interventional pain procedures.
3️⃣ We only treat back pain.

At Greater Austin Pain Center, we treat far more than just back pain — our team helps patients with neck pain, joint pain, nerve pain, migraines, pelvic pain, post‑surgical pain, injury‑related pain, and so much more. With advanced procedures, minimally invasive treatment options, and our own on-site surgery Centr in Kyle, we’re here to support every type of pain and every patient’s unique needs.

Drop your guess below before you peek — did you get it right? 👀💙

07/17/2026

Chronic pain can affect your sleep, mobility, work, and everyday quality of life. For patients experiencing nerve-related pain, peripheral nerve blocks may offer targeted relief without major surgery.

Peripheral nerve blocks work by delivering medication near a specific nerve to interrupt pain signals and reduce inflammation. They may be used to diagnose or treat conditions such as:

• Sciatica and radiating nerve pain
• Chronic back or neck pain
• Shoulder, knee, and hip pain
• Peripheral neuropathy
• Post-surgical pain
• Pain following an accident or injury

These minimally invasive procedures are typically performed in an outpatient setting, often using imaging guidance for greater precision.

Read our latest blog to learn how peripheral nerve blocks work, what to expect during treatment, and whether you may be a candidate.

Greater Austin Pain Center serves patients in Austin, Kyle, San Marcos, and Dripping Springs.

Learn how peripheral nerve blocks can diagnose and treat chronic nerve pain, sciatica, joint pain, and post-surgical pain without major surgery.