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Best Rated Pain Clinic In Northern West Phoenix.

Your Pain Management Doctor In Phoenix

At Atlas Pain Specialists, we are committed to helping alleviate our patients suffering. Patients will be seen by the physician EVERY visit.
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Amy Shook
Amy Shook
2023-04-07
This is a wonderful doctor. He gave me cervical treatments and my head feels awesome since! Ty
BettyAnn Ashby
BettyAnn Ashby
2023-04-07
Dr. Ormond is such a kind and caring doctor. He's beyond approachable and really listens to what you say. He's gifted! He is so encouraging! We are in the process of solving the root of the worst burning nerve pain I have ever experienced. He's skilled at finding the source and going after it. I appreciate that he doesn't just throw pills at me like so many doctors do but actually has solutions to try to fix the problem. I have had 2 procedures so far to try to eliminate that horrible pain. Dr. Ormond went over my MRI and explained exactly what he believes is the epicenter of my problem. If I could give Dr Ormond 10 stars I would!! 🌟
Dolores Lundquist
Dolores Lundquist
2023-03-27
He is a NICE, PROFFESIONAL , M.D. DOCTOR. Who ,has been a, Knight in Shining Armour , ✨️ to me , when I needed , him the most he came thru . Who wants to be in pain?? NOT ME !! I say . He even called me while he was on Vacation , Who does that?? Thank you , Dr. ORMOND , FOR ACCEPTING ME AS a Patient . I Truly am .very Grateful. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR Family .
B.B. BRIGHTS
B.B. BRIGHTS
2023-03-07
Dr Ormond is amazing. He saw my MRI and knew exactly what I needed done. Within a few days he had insurance approved and I went in for the procedure. I had it done without sedation. I would have rather had sedation to calm my nerves but it wasn't that bad. If but If i had to do it again I absolutely would. Sciatic pain is no joke. I'm so thankful this pain is gone. I can finally get back to my normal life. Thank you Dr Ormond you are a blessing.
Tanya La Dawn Harrison
Tanya La Dawn Harrison
2023-02-23
The staff is friendly and helpful. Doctor Ormond patiently listened to me. Explored the options of treatment and is effectively controlling my pain. He is an excellent Physician. Knowledgeable with an excellent bedside manner. I rarely take the time to write a review. I highly recommend Atlas Pain Management. Thank you, Dr. Ormond!
Raphael Scott
Raphael Scott
2023-02-18
Great place. Very small compared to my old doctors office. But every one is so patient and friendly. Almost like a family taking care of you. Doctor there really know his busy. I would most definitely recommend to family and friends.
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About Dr. Ormond

Dr. Sean Ormond is dual board-certified in Anesthesiology and Interventional Pain Management. He completed his anesthesia residency at Case Western University in Cleveland, Ohio where he served as Chief Resident, followed by an interventional pain management fellowship at Rush University in Chicago, IL. Following fellowship, Dr. Ormond moved to Phoenix and has been practicing in the Valley for a few years before deciding to start his own practice.
Integrity: We adhere to the highest ethical and professional standards.
Compassion: We do our best to share our understanding and are sensitive towards our patients and their families.
Respect: We treat our patients as we would want our own family to be treated.
Our Process

How It Works

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Back Pain
Head Pain
Joint Pain
Abdominal Pain
Chronic Pain
Neck Pain
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Back Pain
The back is a complex system of bones, joints, ligaments and muscles. Your ligaments can be sprained, your muscles strained, your discs ruptured and your joints irritated, all of which can result in back pain.
Back Pain Treatments
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Head Pain
If you are looking for relief from chronic or acute tension headaches, migraines, or other pain in the head and face, you're not alone. According to the World Health Organization, up to 75% of adults age 18 – 65 have had headaches in the past year, and of these, 30% reported having migraines. We at Atlas Pain Specialists focus on treating headaches and other forms of pain. If you are looking for help, be sure to talk to us so we can find the best option for you.
Head Pain Treatments
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Joint Pain
Joint pain can occur in the hands, feet, knees, hips, shoulders, lower back, spine, and other areas of the joint. This is also called arthralgia. Many distinct conditions may lead to sore joints, like osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, bursitis, gout, strains, sprains, and other injuries.
Joint Pain Treatments
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Abdominal Pain
The abdomen is an anatomical area bordered on either side of the ribs and diaphragm by the lower margin, the pelvic bone (pubic ramus) below, and the flanks above. Although pain may derive from the tissues of the abdominal wall surrounding the abdominal cavity (such as skin and muscles), the term abdominal pain is widely used to describe discomfort arising from organs within the abdominal cavity.
Abdominal Pain Treatments
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Chronic Pain
Chronic pain is a common problem that can cause significant physical and emotional distress. When you have chronic pain, you may experience pain every day, even after the original injury or illness has healed. This can be difficult to cope with, both physically and emotionally. Approximately 25% of people with chronic pain will develop chronic pain syndrome (CPS), which is characterized by symptoms beyond pain, like depression and anxiety. This can make it difficult to live your life normally.
Chronic Pain Treatments
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Neck Pain
The neck (or cervical spine) is a coordinated network of nerves, bones, joints, and muscles. It has the important job of providing protection and mobility to the brain, but often it can become painful. There are a number of conditions that cause pain in the neck. Inflammation along nerve pathways in the spine can be responsible for shoulder, head, arm, and/or hand pain. Additionally, inflammation of the spinal cord may cause pain in the legs and other areas of the body. In a few days or weeks, neck pain usually goes away, but pain that lasts for months may signify an underlying medical cause that needs to be addressed. In such cases, early intervention may be necessary for the best results.
Neck Pain Treatments

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Nerve Pain
Arm Pain
Foot Pain
Pelvic Pain
Leg Pain
Body Pain
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Nerve Pain
A problem within the peripheral nervous system is indicated by neuropathy, also called peripheral neuropathy. The network of nerves outside of your brain and spinal cord is your peripheral nervous system. Your central nervous system is made up of the brain and the spinal cord.
Nerve Pain Treatments
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Arm Pain
Arm pain may be caused by a variety of conditions, including abnormalities or injury to bones, skin, nerves, joints, or blood vessels, as well as natural wear and tear, overuse, or trauma. It may be accompanied by inflammation, swelling, and discomfort. Treatment options vary depending on the cause of the pain.
Arm Pain Treatments
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Foot Pain
There are many different structures in the foot that can be affected by pain, including bones, ligaments, tendons, and muscles. Pain can be caused by a minor injury that resolves on its own, or by a chronic, degenerative condition that requires treatment.
Foot Pain Treatments
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Pelvic Pain
Pelvic pain is a common problem that can cause discomfort in the lower abdomen and pelvis. For women, it may be a sign of a problem with the reproductive or urinary systems. Pelvic pain can be constant or come and go, depending on the cause.
Pelvic Pain Treatments
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Leg Pain
If you experience leg pain, there are things you can do to help reduce your discomfort. Leg pain can be caused by a number of conditions or injuries, and the first step in treating it is to get an accurate diagnosis. Our pain specialists at Atlas Pain Specialists can help diagnose your leg pain and determine your best treatment options.
Leg Pain Treatments
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Body Pain
If you are living with pain throughout your whole body, you understand the difficulty it can cause in everyday life. Total body pain can significantly affect your quality of life and productivity. There are many possible causes of total body pain, and the first step in treatment is to determine the cause. Atlas Pain Specialists can help diagnose your pain and offer a range of therapies to treat it.
Body Pain Treatments
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Frequently Asked Questions

What Insurance Do We Accept?
No referral necessary! Just call us and we'll handle all the billing with your insurance company.

Aetna
AHCCCS
Arizona Care Network
Arizona Complete Health (formerly HealthNet)
Arizona Foundation for Medical Care
Arizona Priority Care (Medicare)
Banner Health Network
Banner UofA Health Plans
BCBS of Arizona
CareMore Healthcare Medicare Advantage Plan
Cigna
Equality Health
First Health
Health Choice AZ
Humana
Innovative Care Partners
Medicare
Mercy Care
Multiplan
Optum Care
Steward Health Care Network
Tricare
Trivest VA P3
United Healthcare - Commercial
United Healthcare Community State Product (AHCCCS/Medicare)
United Healthcare Medicare
United Healthcare NICE Product
What Is Our Opioid Policy?
Atlas Pain Specialists has a policy regarding the prescribing of controlled substances. Each patient will be evaluated on an individualized basis and some may not be a candidate for chronic opiate therapy.

In order to protect your health, patients are monitored closely for possible addiction, abuse, and diversion. This monitoring may include follow-up office visits, urine drug screening, and the sharing of medical records between your physicians and your pharmacies.

Atlas Pain Specialists reserves the right to determine if we will take over the prescribing of controlled substances from other providers on a case by case basis.

Patients should not expect to receive a prescription for a controlled substance at your first visit.
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