If you are looking for pain management near me in Alabama, a pain doctor near me, or a pain management clinic near me, start with the pain clinics listed first below, then open a listing to compare credentials and call the office.
Looking for a pain management doctor in Alabama? This page brings together the pain management clinics and physicians listed on Specialty Care Near Me across the state, starting with Birmingham. Pain clinics appear first in the results below, so you can compare practices such as Southside Pain Specialists and UAB Pain Treatment Clinic before you scroll to other specialties.
A pain management dr evaluates and treats pain that lasts longer than expected or limits daily life, including back and neck pain, sciatica, arthritis, nerve pain, and pain after surgery or an injury. Many pain specialists first trained in anesthesiology, physical medicine and rehabilitation, or neurology before completing training in pain medicine. Care often combines physical therapy, medicines, injections, and other procedures, and your doctor can explain which options fit your diagnosis.
Each listing shows the practice address, phone number, and, where available, the physicians who see patients there and their training. Open a listing to check credentials, confirm whether a referral is needed, and call the office to ask about appointments.
Pain management clinics in Alabama
Pain management clinics listed in Alabama are in Birmingham: Southside Pain Specialists, UAB Pain Treatment Clinic, Southern Pain Specialists and OrthoAlabama Spine and Sports Birmingham. Pain physicians listed with these practices include Scott Kendrick, MD, Brandon Brooks, MD, Kenneth Varley, MD, and Quoc Jonathan Tran, MD.
Browse Clinics
Quoc Jonathan Tran, MD
Kenneth Varley, MD
Brandon Brooks, MD
Scott Kendrick, MD
Southside Pain Specialists
L. Clark Simpson, MD
Christopher H. Garrett, MD
How to choose a pain management doctor in Alabama
Compare a few Alabama pain management doctors before you book:
- Training: look for board certification and fellowship training in pain medicine, often after residency in anesthesiology, physical medicine and rehabilitation, or neurology.
- Focus: check whether the doctor regularly treats your condition, such as back pain, sciatica, arthritis, or nerve pain.
- Treatment options: ask which treatments the practice offers and how it combines physical therapy, medicines, and procedures.
- Logistics: confirm the office location, hours, referral rules, and accepted insurance before your first visit.
Cities in Alabama
Birmingham is the Alabama city with listed clinics today. Browse doctors in Birmingham for pain management, orthopedics, ENT, dermatology, and plastic surgery listings.
Frequently asked questions
What does a pain management dr treat?
A pain management doctor evaluates and treats pain that lasts longer than expected or gets in the way of daily life. Common reasons to visit include back and neck pain, sciatica, arthritis, nerve pain, and pain after an injury or surgery. Treatment may combine physical therapy, medicines, injections, and other procedures, and the doctor will explain which options fit your diagnosis.
When should I see a pain management doctor?
Consider a visit when pain has lasted for several weeks or months, keeps you from working, sleeping, or exercising, or has not improved with earlier treatment. Numbness, tingling, or weakness should also be checked by a doctor. Some Alabama clinics see patients directly and others ask for a referral, so call the office before you book.
How are the listings on this page organized?
Pain management clinics and pain physicians are shown first, followed by other specialties listed in Alabama, such as orthopedics, ENT, dermatology, and plastic surgery. You can change the order with the sort menu at the top of the results, or open Birmingham to see that city on its own.