An interventional pain management practice with Las Vegas, Summerlin and Henderson locations, offering spinal injections alongside platelet and cell-based regenerative treatments.
Nevada Pain is an interventional pain management practice operating in Las Vegas, Nevada, with the site naming Las Vegas, Summerlin and Henderson locations. Its core work is the diagnosis and injection-based treatment of spinal and musculoskeletal pain, delivered by anaesthesiology-trained pain physicians rather than surgeons.
The site's condition pages are organised mostly around the spine and cover a long list of specific diagnoses: disc herniation and prolapse, spinal stenosis, facet joint syndrome, sacroiliac joint pain, sciatica, scoliosis, vertebral compression fracture and pain persisting after back surgery, among others. Alongside conventional interventional procedures the site maintains a section on what it calls alternative treatments, and regenerative medicine sits inside that.
Three regenerative options are described. The site describes stem cell therapy as extracting the patient's own stem cells and supporting cells, and names bone marrow and fat as adult sources; it offers amniotic membrane therapy using epithelial and stromal cells, which is donor-derived; and it offers platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood), which it describes as a concentrate of platelets, growth factors and secretory proteins. Its regenerative page also discusses embryonic stem cells in general terms while noting regulatory caution, which is background rather than an offer of treatment.
The physician presented most prominently is an anaesthesiologist with a long hospital background in Las Vegas. A prospective patient should note that the practice also appears online under a second, newer domain, so it is worth confirming which site and which locations are current before travelling, and that the site does not publish prices for any of the regenerative treatments.
The site lists a detailed set of spinal and musculoskeletal diagnoses, including the following.
The site describes three distinct regenerative preparations and is reasonably specific about two of them, although it does not say how a patient is matched to one rather than another.
The site's provider pages name the following.
The site describes the practice as working across Las Vegas, Summerlin and Henderson rather than from a single office, but the pages reviewed give no street addresses for those locations, only a central telephone number. There is no description of procedure rooms, imaging used to guide injections, or any laboratory arrangement for processing bone marrow, fat or blood products. No facility accreditation is published. The practice also appears online under a second, more recently built domain, which makes it worth confirming which premises are in use before attending.
The site publishes no prices or price ranges for injections, stem cell therapy, amniotic membrane therapy or platelet rich plasma, and does not state whether any of them are covered by insurance. As interventional pain procedures are often insured while regenerative treatments often are not, this is worth clarifying with the practice before booking.
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.