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Pain Clinics, Pain Specialists and Resources for Patients
For your convenience, we've compiled a list of Pain Clinics, Pain Specialists and Pain Solution Resources that you can contact for your specific pain-related concerns. To speak with Dr. Tim Sams who will provide pain management solutions for dealing with your pain and getting the most out of your pain doctors, please click here and tell him what you need.
These
web site links to pain clinics are listed as a convenience to our visitors.
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Before you embark on a research
journey trying to find just the
right pain clinic that addresses your
needs, we recommend that you read these guidelines:
How to Find the Best Pain Clinic
To locate a professional at the American Academy of Pain Management ...
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Click Professional
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Click Accredited Pain Clinics
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Highlight the State you want
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Click Search
To locate a professional at the American Academy of Pain Medicine ...
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Click Membership Directory
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Click Searchable Online Membership Directory
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Highlight the state you want
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Click Search Now
To locate a professional at Pain.com ...
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Click Pain.com
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Highlight Consumers at the top and move down
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Click Pain Clinics
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Highlight the State you want
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Click Search
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Find clinics in the city nearest you
American Pain Clinics and Pain Specialists
AAPM Certified Doctors listed by state and demographic areaAmerican Academy of Head, Neck and Facial Pain
American Academy of Orofacial PainAmerican Academy of Pain Management
American Academy of Pain Medicine
American Association for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
American Board of Pain Medicine
American Chronic Pain Association
American College of Osteopathic Pain Management and Sclerotherapy
American Headache SocietyAmerican Medical Association Doctors
American Osteopathic AssociationAmerican Podiatric Medical Association
American Psychological AssociationAmerican Society for Action on Pain
American Society for Psychosocial and Behavioral Oncology/AIDS (ASPBOA)
American Society of Addiction MedicineAmerican Society of Anesthesiologists
American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine
Back Pain Web Sites Reviewed by Doctors
Florida Society of Anesthesiologists
International Association for the Study of Pain
National Headache FoundationSystematic reviews on pain topics
The American Academy of Pain Medicine
The American Alliance of Cancer Pain Initiatives (AACPI) The Center for Shingles and Postherpetic Neuralgia at Harvard Medical SchoolCanadian Pain Clinics and Pain Specialists
Canadian Anesthesiologists Society
International Pain Associations
International Association for the Study of Pain
Before you choose a pain clinic, we suggest that you follow these guidelines:
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Make sure that the clinic is accredited. Many pain centers/clinics do not require accreditation or staff certification for their pain management programs. Accreditation helps to ensure you that the program meets the basic requirements for giving you appropriate medical care.
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Is the pain management program certified by the American Academy of Pain Management (AAPM)? When a clinic is AAPM certified, that demonstrates that they have been through rigorous peer-reviewed compliance standards established by pain practitioners.
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Find out if the physician is certified by a specialty board, such as the American Board of Pain Medicine.
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Contact the American Pain Society or the American Academy of Pain Medicine to find an appropriate pain management program in your area.
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Some of the top pain clinics to be found in the United States are the Mensana Clinic for Chronic Pain, Johns Hopkins Hospital and Health System, Cleveland Clinic, and Mayo Clinic.
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