Pain Management

Pain management clinic in Salt Lake City, Utah

The Interventional Pain Management Clinic at St. Mark's Hospital meets every individual's needs through specialized consultation, evaluation and treatment recommendations.

Here, our physicians are dedicated to relieving your pain, and do this by offering extensive years of experience and a commitment to caring for patients with minimally invasive procedures.

Call us: (801) 268-7725

Expert advice, available 24/7

Free medical information is just a phone call away. Our nurses help you understand your symptoms, treatment options and procedures. They will also help you find a provider or specialist and schedule an appointment.

Call Consult-A-Nurse®: (435) 900-7827

Painful conditions we treat

Our pain management doctors treat many conditions, from nerve pain to spinal fractures, as well as:

Compression fractures
Failed back surgery syndrome
Herniated discs
Knee, shoulder and hip arthritis
Lower back or neck strain
Migraines
Nerve injuries
Painful neuropathy
Postherpetic neuralgia
Sacroiliac joint problems
Sciatica
Spinal arthritis
Spinal headaches
Spinal stenosis
Trigeminal neuralgia
Whiplash

Advanced care for chronic regional pain syndrome (CRPS)

CRPS refers to a chronic condition that affects the nerves and blood vessels in one or more limbs.

There are two types of CRPS:

CRPS 1, previously known as "reflex sympathetic dystrophy," has no observable nerve damage.
CRPS 2, previously known as "causalgia," produces similar symptoms after a verified nerve injury has occurred.

Our pain management doctors understand the effects of CRPS and how it can impact our patients' day-to-day lives. With advanced techniques, we can help alleviate chronic pain produced by CRPS.

Interventional pain management

We are passionate about treating our patients' chronic and acute pain. Our interventional pain treatments include minimally invasive procedures to help manage pain while decreasing the need for additional medications.

Our mission is to provide support for every pain you have. In addition to a wide range of treatment methods, our interventional pain clinic offers continued care through orthopedic services and rehabilitation treatments, operated by licensed specialists who understand integrated pain management.

Treatments for pain

Our pain management clinic offers a full range of treatments and our team works together to develop a personalized plan that aligns with your unique needs. We focus on minimally invasive treatment options first, before prescription pain medication. However, our doctors will discuss every option with you to determine what treatment is best for your condition.

Our chronic pain treatments include:

Botulinum toxin injections (commonly known as "Botox")—Relaxes painful and hyperactive muscles.
Epidural steroid injection—Reduces inflammation of nerves in the epidural space and thus reduce pain and other symptoms.
Facet injection—Relieves inflammation from the spine's bony framework.
Lumbar sympathetic block—Interrupts nerve conduction along certain types of nerves that predominantly carry pain signals to the brain.
Radiofrequency lesioning—Disrupts nerve conduction (such as conduction of pain signals) and reduces pain and other related symptoms.
Selective nerve root block—Reduces inflammation of nerves, pain and other related symptoms.
Trigger point injection—Breaks the pain cycle at the trigger point.

Appointments at our pain clinic

New patients require a referral from a physician who is currently involved in their care.

St. Mark's - Pain Clinic
1220 E 3900 S Suite 3B
Salt Lake City, UT 84124

Your first appointment

Prior to the first appointment, you will have a brief phone call with our intake coordinator to learn more. They will ask about what types of pain you are experiencing, answer any questions about your first visit and discuss previous imaging and treatment you have undergone. Our coordinator will also assist you in obtaining any relevant medical records, which will help our specialists prepare the best treatment plan possible.