Fayetteville pain management clinic offering injections, nerve ablation, spinal cord stimulation and a service it labels regenerative and stem cell therapy.
Interventional Pain Specialists of Northwest Arkansas (IPSNWA) is a pain management clinic in Fayetteville, Arkansas. It treats patients directly and is not a research centre. The practice is built around interventional pain medicine: diagnosing the source of chronic pain and then treating it with targeted needle-based or implanted procedures rather than surgery.
The procedures listed include injection therapy, radiofrequency nerve ablation (using heat to interrupt a pain-carrying nerve), basivertebral nerve ablation for pain arising from the vertebral body, the MILD procedure for narrowing of the spinal canal, kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty for spinal fractures, spinal cord stimulation and peripheral nerve stimulation, in which a small implanted device sends electrical signals to alter pain messages.
The clinic also lists regenerative and stem cell therapy among its services. However, the website does not say what cells are used, where they come from, or how they are prepared. That absence matters: without a named source you cannot tell what would be injected, so ask for that in writing at the consultation.
The clinic advertises stem cell therapy but names no cell source.
The clinic is at 4019 Remington Drive, Fayetteville, Arkansas, and procedures are also carried out at a surgery centre. The website does not publish opening hours, the year the practice was established, languages spoken other than English, or any service for patients travelling from abroad.
No prices are published. Standard interventional pain procedures are usually billed to insurance, but regenerative injections often are not, so ask specifically which of the two applies to the treatment you are offered.
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.