Yes. Our facility is licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS).

Our clinic’s care is guided by a licensed Medical Director and clinical leadership with nationally recognized pain management certifications through the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) and the American Society for Pain Management Nursing (ASPMN).

Medical care at LoDo Pain is delivered by licensed, board-certified healthcare providers experienced in chronic pain management.

Each provider conducts comprehensive evaluations and develops individualized treatment plans based on clinical training, professional standards, and our structured Clinical Governance framework.

All treatment decisions are made in accordance with applicable Arizona and federal laws to promote patient safety and responsible prescribing.

LoDo Pain evaluates and treats adult patients with documented chronic pain conditions, which may include:

• Degenerative joint disease

• Chronic spine and disc-related conditions

• Neuropathic pain syndromes

• Post-surgical or post-traumatic pain

• Other medically documented chronic pain disorders

Treatment eligibility is determined through comprehensive evaluation of medical history, prior records, and clinical findings.

Care is provided within a structured safety framework focused on measurable functional improvement and responsible medication management.

Medication management at LoDo Pain begins with a comprehensive evaluation of medical history, prior treatments, and functional goals.

Treatment plans are individualized and guided by defined safety standards, ongoing risk–benefit assessment, and measurable functional improvement.

Therapy is monitored through regular follow-up visits and may include prescription monitoring and other safety measures when appropriate. Treatment adjustments are based on clinical response, safety considerations, and long-term stability — not automatic continuation or dose escalation.

A prescription is not guaranteed.

All treatment decisions are made after a comprehensive evaluation, which may include review of prior medical records, diagnostic findings, and functional goals.

Medication therapy is recommended only when clinically appropriate and consistent with defined safety standards. In some cases, additional documentation, monitoring, or follow-up evaluation may be required before treatment decisions are finalized.

Our approach prioritizes patient safety, measurable benefit, and responsible prescribing practices.

Opioid medications may be prescribed when clinically appropriate and consistent with defined safety standards.

Treatment decisions are based on comprehensive evaluation, documented need, and measurable functional goals. Not all patients are candidates for controlled medications.

When opioid therapy is utilized, care is delivered within a structured monitoring framework that emphasizes responsible prescribing, ongoing reassessment, and patient safety.

Monitoring is an important part of safe chronic pain management.

When controlled medications are prescribed, structured monitoring protocols may include prescription monitoring program (PDMP) review and urine drug screening as appropriate. These measures help promote patient safety, responsible prescribing, and regulatory compliance.

Monitoring requirements are determined based on clinical factors and defined safety standards.

Patients receiving ongoing medication therapy are typically seen at regular follow-up intervals, often every 4 weeks when controlled medications are prescribed.

Visit frequency is guided by clinical needs, medication type, and defined safety standards. Some patients may require more frequent monitoring based on individual risk factors.

Care is primarily delivered through in-office visits, with telemedicine used selectively when appropriate.

Yes, telemedicine may be available in certain circumstances.

Care at LoDo Pain is primarily delivered through in-office visits. Telemedicine may supplement in-person care when clinically appropriate and consistent with Arizona and federal regulations.

All telemedicine visits are subject to the same safety standards, monitoring requirements, and prescribing guidelines as in-office care.

Regular follow-up visits are an important part of safe chronic pain management.

Missed or late-canceled appointments may result in rescheduling limitations or additional fees as outlined during intake. Repeated missed appointments may require review of the treatment plan to ensure ongoing safety and appropriate monitoring.

Continued therapy depends on adherence to scheduled visits, monitoring requirements, and agreed-upon care plans.

LoDo Pain operates on a self-pay basis for clinical services.

Office visits and medication management services are not billed to insurance and are the patient’s financial responsibility.

Insurance may be used separately for prescriptions, laboratory services, imaging, or referrals when applicable. Coverage for those services is determined by the patient’s individual insurance plan.

Our team can provide current self-pay rates and payment policies prior to scheduling.