An Alaskan pain clinic focused on non-surgical alternatives to opioids and repeat surgery, with spinal cord stimulation as the treatment described in detail.
Alaska Center for Pain Relief is a pain management clinic in Anchorage. It presents itself as an alternative for people who want to avoid further surgery or reduce their reliance on opioid painkillers, and its material is written around non-surgical and non-drug options for long-standing pain.
The treatment described in most detail on the site is spinal cord stimulation. This involves placing a small device that sends mild electrical pulses to the spinal cord to change how pain signals are felt. The clinic lists chronic pain, pain that continues after back surgery, and pain following other operations as the situations it deals with.
The clinic's directory listing points to a regenerative medicine page, but that page could not be read on repeated attempts, and the pages that were readable do not name any cell source, stem cell product or platelet treatment. No individual physician is named with credentials, no founding year is given, and no prices are published. Anyone considering this clinic for regenerative treatment specifically should telephone and ask what is actually offered, what tissue it comes from and what it costs.
Nothing verifiable could be read about cell-based treatment at this clinic.
No physician is named with credentials on the readable pages.
The clinic is based in Anchorage, Alaska. The readable pages do not publish a street address, opening hours, founding year, languages spoken or any international patient service, so contact the clinic directly for these practical details.
No prices or consultation fees are published on the website.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.