Looking for pain management doctors in Fort Worth? Browse pain management practices serving Fort Worth, Texas, from interventional procedures to medication management and rehabilitation. Open a directory card for practice details, then confirm services and credentials with the practice.
Pain Management Doctors in Fort Worth: quick answer
Specialty Care Near Me lists three Fort Worth pain management practices, in ZIP codes 76104 and 76112. This page is a smaller list; more practices may be added as they are verified. Credentials are as stated by each practice and should be confirmed before booking. Practices are listed from their own websites and are not ranked.
- Texas Pain Institute – Fort Worth – Lipscomb Street, 76104: multi-location Metroplex pain group with a Fort Worth clinic near the Medical District.
- Trinity Pain Medicine Associates – Pennsylvania Avenue, 76104: physician group combining pain management and anesthesiology.
- Fort Worth Interventional Pain Center – East Lancaster Avenue, 76112: east Fort Worth pain center offering interventional procedures, therapy and medication management.
Details come from each practice’s own website. Confirm current services, hours and new-patient availability with the practice before you book.
Fort Worth pain management doctors listed here
These cards update automatically as eligible Pain Physicians listings are added to the Specialty Care Near Me directory for Fort Worth.
Same specialty in nearby DFW cities: Pain Management Doctors in Dallas • Pain Management Doctors in Arlington • Pain Management Doctors in Plano
Also see the national Pain Physicians directory and all Fort Worth pain management doctors in the directory.
Compare Fort Worth pain management doctors on Specialty Care Near Me
The table summarizes what each practice website says. Clinical leads and services are attributed to the practices; confirm current details with the clinic before booking.
| Practice | Area | Clinical lead (per practice website) | Examples of services listed | How to reach out |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Texas Pain Institute – Fort Worth | Lipscomb Street, 76104 | Fellowship-trained interventional pain physicians listed on the practice website, including Ved Aggarwal, MD; Kent Mitchell, MD; Jay Bhatla, MD and Cristina Bartis, MD | Interventional pain care for spine, sports and personal injury pain | Call 817-348-8600 |
| Trinity Pain Medicine Associates | Pennsylvania Avenue, 76104 | Ashley M. Classen, DO; Ashley Bailey-Classen, DO; Gurtej Singh, MD (described on the practice website as board certified in pain management, anesthesiology or physical medicine and rehabilitation) | Pain management and anesthesiology care for spine, joint and nerve pain | Call 817-332-3664 |
| Fort Worth Interventional Pain Center | East Lancaster Avenue, 76112 | Physician team described on the practice website (see the “Meet the Doctor” page) | Interventional procedures, physical therapy and medication management | Call 972-532-0422 |
Fort Worth pain management doctors listings
- Texas Pain Institute – Fort Worth – 1000 Lipscomb Street, Suite 110, Fort Worth, TX 76104
- Trinity Pain Medicine Associates – 823 Pennsylvania Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76104
- Fort Worth Interventional Pain Center – 5651 East Lancaster Avenue, Suite 300, Fort Worth, TX 76112
Common pain management approaches in Fort Worth
Pain management practices commonly describe a mix of evaluation, medication management, image-guided injections (such as epidural or joint injections), nerve-targeted procedures and referrals to physical therapy or other specialists. Which approaches a practice offers differs, so read each practice’s listed services. Our guide to the first pain management appointment explains what to bring and ask.
What to expect at a pain management visit
- Expect questions about where the pain is, how long you have had it, what makes it better or worse, and what treatments you have tried.
- Bring imaging reports, a medication list and records from your referring doctor if you have them.
- The physician may recommend tests, a procedure, therapy or a combination, and should explain risks and expected recovery.
- Ask whether a referral is required and who coordinates follow-up with your other doctors.
How much does pain management cost in Fort Worth?
Costs vary by visit type, procedure, facility and insurance, and Specialty Care Near Me does not list prices. Ask each practice about accepted insurance, referral requirements and estimates; our guide on checking whether a specialist is in network can help.
How to choose a pain management doctor in Fort Worth
- Confirm board certification (for example, in anesthesiology, physical medicine and rehabilitation, or pain medicine) on the practice website or with the practice.
- Match the practice’s listed services to your type of pain.
- Ask where procedures are performed and what follow-up is included.
- Check location, hours and new-patient availability.
Local notes for Fort Worth
The Fort Worth pain management practices in this directory are in the Medical District (ZIP 76104) and east Fort Worth along East Lancaster Avenue (76112). This is a smaller list than our Dallas page; see Pain Management in Dallas for the Dallas side of the Metroplex. For bone and joint care, see Orthopedic Surgeons in Fort Worth.
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Helpful guides
- Your first pain management appointment: what to expect
- How to check if a specialist is in network before you book
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Fort Worth pain management doctors FAQs
How do I find a pain management doctor in Fort Worth?
Browse the Fort Worth pain management doctors cards on this page, compare services in the table, then open a listing for the address, phone number and website. Confirm new-patient availability with the practice.
Do I need a referral to see a pain management doctor in Fort Worth?
It depends on your insurance plan and the practice. Some plans and practices require a referral from your primary care doctor. Call the practice and your insurer before you book.
What is interventional pain management?
Interventional pain management uses targeted procedures, such as injections and nerve blocks, to diagnose and treat pain, often alongside medication management and physical therapy. Ask each practice which procedures it performs.
Can I book from these listings?
Yes, when a booking or scheduling link is shown on the listing or the practice website. Availability and acceptance of new patients are controlled by the practice, not by Specialty Care Near Me.
Are these the only pain management doctors in Fort Worth?
No. These are the Fort Worth listings currently published on Specialty Care Near Me. Additional practices may appear here automatically as they are added to the directory.