Pain Consultants of Atlanta in Newnan

Description

Pain Consultants of Atlanta (PCA) is a leading pain management practice with multiple locations serving patients in Atlanta, Fayetteville, Stockbridge and Newnan. With a focus on personalized care and comprehensive pain relief, the center offers a range of procedures and treatments, including spinal cord stimulation, Vertiflex™, PainTEQ®, the mild® procedure, and kyphoplasty.

At Pain Consultants of Atlanta, the focus is not just on the practice itself but on the patients and their unique pain experiences. They understand that pain extends beyond the physical aspects of life. Whether it impacts a patient’s job performance, prevents them from participating in activities or events, or takes an emotional toll, the team considers every factor before recommending treatment.

From the first visit, the team serves as a true partner throughout each patient’s pain relief journey. As an independent practice, they’re solely dedicated to putting their patients’ needs above all else. The practice’s commitment to patient-centric care is reflected in its 20-year history of success and recognition as “Top Doctors” by Atlanta Magazine for over a decade.

Pain relief is a personal and individualized process, and Pain Consultants of Atlanta believes every treatment plan should reflect that. Since the interventional pain center’s establishment, the team has prioritized building relationships of trust with each patient. Their consultative approach involves the collaboration of the entire team, ensuring that patients receive the most effective and tailored treatments possible.

As one of Atlanta's first independent pain management practices, Pain Consultants of Atlanta strives to help patients live pain-free, enabling them to return to activities such as golf, work, or spending quality time with their loved ones.

With a patient-centered model of care and the expertise gained from treating over 50,000 patients, the team is confident that Pain Consultants of Atlanta is the preferred choic