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Finding a Pain Management Specialist Near You in Texas

When you’re living with back, neck, nerve, or joint pain, the last thing you want is a long drive to every appointment. Interventional pain care often involves more than one visit: an initial evaluation, a procedure, and follow-ups to see how well it worked. That’s why where you get care matters.

Elevior Spine Institute brings board-certified interventional pain specialists together under one name, with 14 clinics across Central and West Texas, so specialized care is closer to home.

Why it helps to have a pain specialist nearby

  • Follow-up is easier. Many treatments, such as injections and nerve blocks, are evaluated over weeks. Staying close to home makes it easier to keep those appointments.
  • You may need a driver. If a procedure involves sedation, someone else will need to drive you home. A shorter trip makes that simpler for you and whoever’s helping.
  • Your care stays coordinated. A local clinic can work more easily with your primary care provider and physical therapist.
  • Less travel means less pain. Long car rides can aggravate back and nerve pain on their own.

Elevior clinics in Central Texas

Clinic Address Phone
Copperas Cove 336 Cove Terrace Shopping Center, Copperas Cove (254) 245-9175
Killeen 3800 S. WS Young Dr., Ste 201, Killeen (254) 245-9175
Lampasas 207 West Avenue E, Lampasas (254) 245-9175
Temple 5244 S. 31st Street, Temple (254) 245-9175
Waco 205 Woodhew Dr., Ste 220, Waco (254) 245-9175

Elevior clinics in West Texas and the Panhandle

Clinic Address Phone
Abilene 4351 Ridgemont Drive, Abilene (325) 795-1888
Amarillo 6826 Plum Creek Drive, Amarillo (806) 322-3000
Brownwood 118C South Park Drive, Brownwood (325) 795-1888
Lubbock Main 3419 22nd Street, Lubbock (806) 796-3000
Lubbock South 10921 Wayne Ave, Lubbock (806) 796-3000
Midland 3300 N A Street, Bldg 5, Ste 110, Midland (432) 400-3401
Muleshoe 610 S. 1st Street, Muleshoe (806) 796-3000
Odessa 710 E 6th Street, Odessa (432) 653-1002
Snyder 1700 Cogdell Blvd, Snyder (806) 796-3000

You’ll find maps and directions for every clinic on our locations page.

What our specialists treat

Elevior’s physicians and advanced practitioners focus on diagnosing and treating:

Treatment focuses on non-surgical and minimally invasive options, including image-guided injections, nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation, and spinal cord stimulation. See the full list on our treatments page.

How to choose the right clinic

For most patients, the best choice is simply the clinic closest to home or work. If you’re not sure, or you’d like to see a particular provider, call our main line at (254) 245-9175 and our team will point you to the closest provider who treats your condition. You can also browse our providers to learn about their training and specialties.

Getting started

Frequently asked questions

Where are Elevior Spine Institute's clinics?

Elevior has 14 clinics in Texas. In Central Texas: Copperas Cove, Killeen, Lampasas, Temple, and Waco. In West Texas and the Panhandle: Abilene, Amarillo, Brownwood, Lubbock (two clinics), Midland, Muleshoe, Odessa, and Snyder.

How do I know which Elevior clinic to choose?

Most patients choose the clinic closest to home, since treatment can involve follow-up visits. If you're not sure which location is right for you, call (254) 245-9175 and our team will point you to the closest provider who treats your condition.

What conditions do Elevior's pain specialists treat?

Elevior's interventional pain specialists treat spine, nerve, and joint conditions, including herniated discs, spinal stenosis, sciatica, pinched nerves, neuropathy, arthritis, and pain that continues after surgery.

How do I schedule an appointment at Elevior?

You can request an appointment online through our scheduling page, or call (254) 245-9175. Healthcare providers can refer patients directly through our referral form.

This article is for general education and isn't a substitute for medical advice. If you have severe or worsening symptoms, contact a healthcare provider. Call 911 for a medical emergency.

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