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10/03/2026

Living with chronic pain can make it feel like life keeps getting smaller—but your goals should be part of the conversation.
Whether you want to get back to work, walk with your spouse, play with your kids, or simply move with less pain, tell your provider what matters most to you. Treatment isn’t one-size-fits-all, and there may be medication and non-medication options depending on your situation.
Start with hope. Know your goals. Ask questions. And take the next step toward getting the right care.

10/01/2026

AI can be a powerful tool for learning more about your symptoms, understanding different conditions, and discovering questions or treatment options you may want to discuss.
But it shouldn’t replace your doctor.
Use AI to become more informed and more involved in your healthcare, then bring what you’ve learned to a qualified provider who can look at your full history, symptoms, imaging, and individual needs.
AI can be a great place to start. Your healthcare provider should still be part of the conversation.

09/29/2026

Chronic pain can feel especially frustrating when you’ve already tried multiple treatments without lasting relief.

Neuromodulation is a treatment approach that uses targeted electrical stimulation to help change how pain signals are transmitted through the nervous system. Options can include spinal cord stimulation and peripheral nerve stimulation, depending on the source of the pain and the individual patient.

For some people with persistent chronic pain, these therapies may offer another option worth discussing with a pain specialist.

Have you heard of neuromodulation before?

09/25/2026

A bulging disc on your MRI doesn’t automatically mean surgery.

Imaging is only one piece of the puzzle. What matters is whether what shows up on the MRI actually matches your symptoms—like pain traveling down the leg, numbness, or tingling.

That’s why treatment decisions shouldn’t be based on the MRI alone. They should be based on the full picture.

Have you ever been told you have a bulging disc?

09/24/2026

Afraid that seeing a pain doctor automatically means medications or surgery? It doesn’t have to.

Your treatment plan should start with your goals, your priorities, and what you’re comfortable with. The goal is to work together to find options that fit your life—not force you into a one-size-fits-all plan.

You don’t have to avoid getting help because you’re worried about what might be recommended.

09/23/2026

Your shoulder pain might not be coming from your shoulder. 👀

Sometimes, irritated nerves in the neck can cause pain that travels into the shoulder and arm. Paying attention to where the pain starts, where it travels, and whether there’s numbness or tingling can help point to the real source.

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09/22/2026

Part 5: What if instead of chasing the pain, we could help calm the nerve signals causing it? 👀

Neuromodulation—including spinal cord stimulation and peripheral nerve stimulation—may be an option for people living with chronic low back pain, neuropathy, diabetic neuropathy, or persistent pain even after surgery.

The technology has come a long way, and for the right patient, it can provide meaningful, long-term relief.

If you feel like you’ve tried everything, this may be a treatment worth learning more about.

Talk with a pain specialist to find out if neuromodulation could be appropriate for you.

Neuromodulation

09/19/2026

Persistent pain or numbness after an injury or surgery may be more than just part of the healing process.

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) can develop when nerves are damaged or begin sending pain signals differently. When medications aren’t providing enough relief, treatments like DRG stimulation or peripheral nerve stimulation may be options worth discussing with a pain specialist.

09/16/2026

Still living with the burning, numbness, or pain of diabetic neuropathy? You may have more options than you think.

Spinal cord stimulation is one treatment option that may help people experiencing painful diabetic neuropathy—especially when medications haven’t provided enough relief or caused difficult side effects. consultation_about_painful_diabetic_neuropathy_and_spinal_cord_stimulation.pdf

👉 Learn more about your options and talk with a pain specialist about whether spinal cord stimulation may be appropriate for you.

09/16/2026

RFAs can help reduce chronic pain by disrupting pain signals from targeted nerves. But treating the underlying cause still matters. 👇

06/05/2025

Ever wonder how Ozempic really works?

This Reel breaks it down — and it’s a must-watch. 👀

Ozempic doesn’t just curb appetite — it alters brain activity in ways that could help reduce chronic pain. In fact, early research suggests GLP-1 medications like Ozempic may lower neuroinflammation, a key driver of chronic pain in millions.

Huge thanks to Neurosurgeon Dr. Mirzadeh for sharing powerful insights on how this medication impacts the brain — and its potential to revolutionize pain relief.

06/03/2025

Dealing with leg pain?

Try these 3 gentle exercises designed to ease tension, improve circulation, and get you moving again — without added strain. 💪

At Arizona Pain, we believe relief should be effective and gentle on your body.

Tap save to try these later, and let us know which one helps you most! ⬇️

05/31/2025

Imagine going into surgery without ever seeing your X-rays or receiving a clear explanation of the procedure.

Unfortunately, it still happens — and it’s not okay.

At Arizona Pain, our motto is Patient First — because you deserve to understand every step of your care, ask questions freely, and feel confident in your treatment.

We strongly encourage every patient to advocate for themselves. Knowledge is power, and transparency is essential.

Let’s raise the standard across all healthcare clinics. 💪
❤️ Like this post if you believe patients should always come first.

05/30/2025

Running shouldn’t hurt. But improper form might be the reason you’re feeling it in your knees, back, or hips. Our team sees it all the time—and we’re here to help you move better and feel better.

📍Don’t let pain sideline your life.

05/27/2025

From waking up in pain everyday to eating ice cream at the park CARE FREE and PAIN FREE 🙌🙌🙌🙌

That’s the life you deserve and the life we want for every single person that comes through our doors.

We accept most major insurance. The only insurance we do not accept is SCAN, OSCAR, PHCS and BANNER (with the exception of BANNER-AETNA which we do accept.)

For our patients without insurance we offer super affordable payment plans including an $150 consultation that includes:

✅ New patient exam
✅ Medical history review
✅ Physical
✅ Functional exam
✅ Imaging (X-rays)
✅ Treatment plan

Most of our patients have heard “no” too many times.

At Arizona Pain, we say “let’s find a way.”

Wild, right? The organ that processes pain doesn’t feel it at all! 🤯
05/17/2025

Wild, right? The organ that processes pain doesn’t feel it at all! 🤯

05/14/2025

Would you get a tiny implant if it meant finally getting relief from chronic back pain?

That’s exactly what ReActiv8 offers — a breakthrough therapy that uses gentle pulses to wake up and retrain deep spinal muscles that often “shut down” in people with chronic pain.

In this episode, Dr. Justin Thompson (Arizona Pain CEO) chats with Jason Hannon, CEO of Mainstay Medical — the company behind ReActiv8, the first and only FDA-approved restorative treatment for chronic mechanical low back pain.

For patients who’ve tried everything else, this could be the missing piece.

🎧 Watch the full discussion here: https://hubs.li/Q03mFt8F0

05/13/2025

Knees popping, cracking, or grinding? That sound might be crepitus—and it could be your body’s way of asking for help.

Crepitus can be caused by cartilage wear, joint inflammation, or even past injuries.

In this video, we’re diving into crepitus—what causes that popping sound in your joints and what it could mean for your health.

If it’s painful or persistent, it’s worth getting checked out.

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6859 Rembrandt Avenue
Mesa, AZ
85212

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Tuesday 8am - 12pm
Wednesday 8am - 12pm
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