CoxHealth Services Pain Management Our goal? To help you live a pain-free life. The professionals at CoxHealth’s pain management clinics in Springfield and Branson can evaluate, diagnose and treat your pain. Whether you’re experiencing back pain, neck pain, shingles, arthritis, headaches, herniated discs, failed back surgery, complex regional pain syndrome or another source of pain, we’re here to help. Conditions We Treat Nerve blocksEpidural steroid injectionsRadio frequency nerve ablationSympathetic blocksTrigger point injectionsDiscogramSpinal cord stimulators Joint injectionsEpidural blood patchPre- and post-surgical consultationPhysical therapyPsychological therapyNucleoplasty/intradiscal electrothermal therapy Pain Management Providers See All Specializing Providers navigateleft medicalbag Clairese Mabalot-Rykbos Webb, MD Pain Medicine Cox Medical Group Physician Interventional Pain Management 1001 East Primrose Street Springfield, MO 65807 Accepting New Patients Phone: 417-269-7246 View Profile medicalbag Hillary Graves Potter, PA Neurology Pain Medicine Cox Medical Group Physician Assistant (PA) CoxHealth Pain & Neurology 121 Cahill Road Branson, MO 65616 Accepting New Patients Phone: 417-335-7222 View Profile medicalbag Amber Leigh Beck, PA Pain Medicine Cox Medical Group Physician Assistant (PA) Interventional Pain Management 1001 East Primrose Street Springfield, MO 65807 Accepting New Patients Phone: 417-269-7246 View Profile medicalbag Christina M Welton, FNP Family Medicine Pain Medicine Cox Medical Group Nurse Practitioner (NP) CoxHealth Pain & Neurology 121 Cahill Road Branson, MO 65616 Accepting New Patients Phone: 417-335-7222 View Profile navigateright Pain Management Locations SEE ALL SPECIALIZING LOCATIONS buildings Branson Neurology & Pain Center 121 Cahill Road, Suite 205 Branson, MO 65616 Phone number: 417-335-7222 View Location Info buildings Pain Management: Springfield 1001 E. Primrose Springfield, MO 65807 Phone number: 417-269-7246 View Location Info Diagnosis & Treatment for Pain Chronic Neck Pain & Headache Cervical facet injectionAn anesthetic and steroid are injected into one or more of your cervical facet joints. Cervical medial branch block A local anesthetic (numbing medicine) is injected near your medial branch nerve, which stops the transmission of pain signals from the facet joint. Cervical radio frequency ablation (RFA) Radio frequency energy is used to disrupt nerve function and stop the transmission of pain from an injured facet joint. Atlanta-Axial joint injection A local anesthetic and a corticosteroid are injected into your atlanto-axial joint. Atlanta-Occipital joint injection A local anesthetic and a corticosteroid are injected into your atlanto-occipital joint. Neck & Arm Pain Cervical interlaminar epidural steroid injectionA corticosteroid (anti-inflammatory medicine) is injected into the epidural space to reduce inflammation. Cervical selective nerve root block A corticosteroid (anti-inflammatory medicine) is injected directly along an inflamed nerve root. For Upper & Mid Back Pain Thoracic selective nerve root block A corticosteroid (anti-inflammatory medicine) is injected directly along an inflamed nerve root. Thoracic interlaminar epidural steroid injection A corticosteroid (anti-inflammatory medicine) is injected into the epidural space to reduce inflammation.Thoracic transforaminal epidural steroid injection A corticosteroid (anti-inflammatory medicine) is injected from the side where the nerve exits the spine, placing the medicine near the source of inflammation. For Chronic Upper & Mid Back Pain Thoracic medial branch block A local anesthetic (numbing medicine) is injected near your medial branch nerve, which stops the transmission of pain signals from the facet joint. Thoracic radio frequency ablation (RFA) Radio frequency energy is used to disrupt nerve function and stop the transmission of pain from an injured facet joint. Thoracic facet injection An anesthetic and steroid are injected into one or more of your thoracic facet joints. For Low Back & Leg Pain Lumbar caudal epidural steroid injection A corticosteroid (anti-inflammatory medicine) is injected through the bony opening in your tailbone to reduce inflammation. Lumbar interlaminar epidural steroid injection A corticosteroid is injected from the back of your spine into the epidural space to reduce inflammation. For Chronic Low Back Pain Lumbar facet injection A local anesthetic (numbing medicine) and corticosteroid (anti-inflammatory medicine) are injected into one or more of your lumbar facet joints. Lumbar medial branch block An anesthetic is injected near your medial branch nerve. Lumbar radio frequency ablation (RFA) Radiofrequency energy is used to disrupt nerve function at a lumbar medial branch nerve to stop pain transmitting from an injured facet joint. For Chronic Low Back & Buttock Pain Sacroiliac joint injection A local anesthetic and a corticosteroid are injected into one or both of your sacroiliac joints or to the ligaments surrounding the joints. The local anesthetic provides temporary pain relief while the corticosteroid reduces inflammation that may be causing pain. For Diagnosing Disc Pain Discography X-ray contrast dye is inserted into one or more of your discs to locate tears and leaks that MRIs can miss. Pain Management Explain Pain Learn how the brain interprets pain, how other systems in the body are involved in coping with pain, and self-management techniques with these FREE classes. 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