These facilities have been on the rise in the recent 5 yrs or so: interventional pain management doctor who can provide scripts and injections, with physical therapy and massage therapy all on site.

I think it is a good business model, particularly for those wanting to avoid surgery or who are not surgical candidates.

I can't speak specifically about the clinic you inquire about, but this type of facility might be a good option for you, with the notable exception of no PTs, only chiros.

Funny that chiropractors would align themselves in this type of business model at all, since they distanced themselves so long ago from traditional medicine, with the idea that they could cure all with spinal manipulation.

Guess that didn't work. Better make nice with the MDs again

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Posted by LSU alum wannabe

Katy, TX

Member since Jan 2004

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Posted on 10/16/14 at 9:54 pm to G Vice

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Yet another back pain doc question? Bacas pain management centers? These facilities have been on the rise in the recent 5 yrs or so: interventional pain management doctor who can provide scripts and injections, with physical therapy and massage therapy all on site. I think it is a good business model, particularly for those wanting to avoid surgery or who are not surgical candidates. I can't speak specifically about the clinic you inquire about, but this type of facility might be a good option for you, with the notable exception of no PTs, only chiros. Funny that chiropractors would align themselves in this type of business model at all, since they distanced themselves so long ago from traditional medicine, with the idea that they could cure all with spinal manipulation. Guess that didn't work. Better make nice with the MDs again

This is what I've been looking for. I just want to know that it is what it seems to me.

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