Interventional Pain Management Center

Precise. Efficient. Compassionate.

Setting a New Standard for Interventional Pain Care for Lasting Pain Relief

MIND: A Different Pain Practice

Expertly Trained. Neurology Connected. Technology Driven.

The MIND Interventional Pain Management Center is a dedicated Center of Excellence committed to providing safe, evidence-based, and opioid-free pain care.

Led by Dr. Daniel Feldman and Dr. Sean Conroy, both fellowship-trained in interventional pain management at the University of Michigan, our team provides a level of clinical insight and procedural precision that few practices can match.

As the only interventional pain management practice in the region integrated with a full neurology team, MIND provides a one-stop destination for advanced diagnostics and treatment—bridging the disciplines of interventional pain medicine and neurology for faster diagnoses, seamless collaboration, and improved outcomes.

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Advanced Treatments. Specialized Precision.

At MIND, our team combines advanced imaging technology, clinical precision, and specialized training to treat even the most complex pain conditions.

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A patient positioned in a clinical room using a mobile fluoroscopy system, showcasing advanced imaging technology.

Cutting-Edge Procedures and State-of-the-Art Technology

Over two decades of experience with spinal cord stimulation for chronic pain.
Ultrasound-guided procedures for improved safety and accuracy—including occipital and peripheral nerve blocks.
State-of-the-art mobile fluoroscopy (C-arm) system with reduced radiation exposure and enhanced clarity (Retina Imaging Chain with CMOS Technology).

Next-generation therapies, including platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections for soft tissue and joint pain.
Advanced interventional therapies for cervicogenic and chronic headache sufferers.

MIND Board-Certified and Fellowship-Trained Interventional Pain Doctors

Daniel Feldman, MD — board-certified in anesthesiology and pain management and fellowship-trained in interventional pain at MIND.

Daniel Feldman, MD
Anesthesiologist
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Sean Conroy, MD — board-certified in anesthesiology and pain management and fellowship-trained in pain medicine at MIND.

Sean Conroy, MD
Anesthesiologist
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Expertise Meets Compassion.
That’s the MIND Difference.

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Why Choose MIND for Interventional Pain Management?

Compassionate Care. Flexible Services.

Every patient’s pain journey begins with listening. Our team takes the time to understand each person’s story, building individualized treatment plans that blend advanced technology with human compassion.

Many of our clinical staff, including nurses trained in the ICU and ER, are experienced in managing complex cases and ensuring safety throughout every step of care.

Unique Services

Trial periods for spinal cord stimulators before permanent implantation
On-site radiologist for immediate imaging consultations

Telehealth visits for follow-up and continuity of care
Full in-house diagnostics: MRI, EEG, EMG

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Conditions We Treat

We provide advanced, non-opioid treatment for a wide range of acute and chronic pain conditions, using interventional procedures and imaging-guided precision to restore comfort and mobility.

Pain Relief at MIND

Sciatic Nerve Pain
Lower Back Pain
Knee, Shoulder and Hip Pain
Neck Pain (Cervicalgia)

Spine Pain
Muscle Pain (Myalgia)
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)

Lumbar Spondylosis
Nerve Pain
Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction
Myofascial Pain

Arthritis Pain
Chronic Headaches and Migraines
Cervical Pain
Neuropathic Pain

Proven Care. Next-Level Relief.

MIND integrates the latest proven treatment innovations with specialized expertise to better diagnose, treat, and manage patient pain.

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Pain Injections: Epidural steroid, trigger point, Botox, and joint injections (hip, knee, and shoulder) provide targeted pain relief.

Epidural steroid injections – A minimally invasive procedure that can help relieve neck, arm, back, and leg pain caused by inflammation of the spinal nerves due to spinal stenosis or disc herniation. Epidurals at MIND can be performed in three regions: Cervical, Thoracic, and Lumbar.
Hip, knee, and shoulder joint and trigger point injections can be administered under fluoroscopic guidance.
Botox injections for migraines, cervical dystonia, TMJD, and thoracic outlet syndrome.

A patient undergoing a nerve block injection on their back to alleviate pain.

Nerve Blocks: Cervical and lumbar, suprascapular, occipital, supraorbital, auriculotemporal, and stellate ganglion blocks can interrupt pain signals, offering relief that may be short-term or longer lasting.

Minimally invasive nerve blocks that target the joints are used to diagnose axial neck and low back pain, as well as cervicogenic headaches.
Suprascapular, occipital, supraorbital, and auriculotemporal nerve blocks are performed under ultrasound guidance. A steroid medication may also accompany these.

Radiofrequency ablation procedure performed to treat chronic pain.

Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA): If nerve blocks are successful, nerve ablation may be considered. This procedure uses heat to cauterize small medial branch nerves. Because these nerves typically regenerate within 9–12 months, patients can often expect pain relief for a similar duration.

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Ketamine Infusions: Monthly 30-minute infusions, performed under an anesthesiologist’s supervision, are used to treat chronic migraines, fibromyalgia, CRPS, and other neuropathic pain conditions.

A healthcare professional uses a spinal cord stimulation device to deliver electrical impulses for pain relief.

Spinal Cord Stimulation: A minimally invasive, implantable device placed near the spinal cord delivers mild electrical impulses to block pain signals. The therapy can be tailored to each patient, providing long-term relief and improved comfort.