The Center for Pain Management at Saint Anne's Hospital is dedicated to understanding and treating the complex nature of pain suffered by patients with a variety of illnesses and conditions. Pain comes in many forms and can be caused by injury, illness, sickness, disease, or surgery.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, please call 1-888-675-7246 or 508-675-5640.
The Center for Pain Management has two convenient locations:
440 Swansea Mall Drive
Swansea, MA 02777
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537 Faunce Corner Road
North Dartmouth, MA 02747
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The Center for Pain Management focuses on treating each unique individual, as pain conditions affect people differently. Our multidisciplinary team of pain management experts uses the most modern techniques to treat a wide range of common chronic pain conditions.
Our staff approaches your case individually and objectively. The causes of your pain will be thoroughly evaluated and a treatment program will be developed for you. Your plan will be geared towards maximizing your potential and increasing your functional capacity.
Patients receive services and treatment from a multidisciplinary team of pain care professionals. Research has shown that effective pain management requires a comprehensive approach that incorporates the most advanced medical, behavioral, and lifestyle technologies to eliminate or reduce chronic pain.
Treatment for the most common pain problems may include:
Conditions that we treat include:
Working together, our staff provides an exceptional range of skills, training, experience, and knowledge. The center adheres to a strong, coordinated approach focused on attaining positive long-term outcomes. We continue to expand our array of proven treatment options. Our team includes experienced physicians specializing in pain, most with board certification in pain management; nurse practitioners and nursing staff with special certification in pain management; psychologists; licensed mental health counselors, rehabilitation specialists; and social workers.
Certain injuries or disorders may be improved with one or two treatment modalities. Many, however, require a multi-modal regimen that includes medical procedures and medications, coupled with psychological support and physical therapy, to alleviate pain. Our team of experts in pain also provides opportunities for learning skills that minimize or prevent recurring pain and education on specific chronic pain syndromes and treatment plans. Patients are encouraged to actively participate in their treatment plan, as are family members when appropriate.
