Brent Page, MD

“My goal is to help my patients stay as active as possible at any age! As an osteopathic physiatrist, I believe that structure and function are interrelated. Our bodies are constantly working to maintain balance, however at times they may need assistance due to an acute or chronic injury that never adequately healed. I use my musculoskeletal knowledge and osteopathic skills to diagnose and provide effective individualized treatment programs that include appropriate medications, manual manipulation, physical therapy, and/or interventional procedures in order to restore and improve my patient’s function and maximize their quality of life.”

Naomi Alcock is a Physician Assistant with more than 13 years of Pain Management experience. She obtained a Master of Science degree in Advanced Physician Assistant Studies from Wagner College as well. She is board certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants and licensed by the Arizona Regulatory Board of Physician Assistants. A native New Yorker, Naomi relocated to the Valley in April 2013. She joined Desert Spine and Sports Physicians with 13 years prior experience as a physician assistant in pain management. An avid sports fan, she enjoys cheering on her favorite teams. She also loves travel- both within the United States and internationally, road trips, and spending time with family and friends.

“Every patient comes to the doctor with a unique problem. As a physiatrist specializing in musculoskeletal injuries, my philosophy is to listen to and evaluate patients for their specific ailment, develop a diagnosis and provide individual care to meet their needs. I focus not only on taking care of a patient’s pain but rehabilitating beyond the resolution of symptoms to prevent future recurrence and facilitate an active healthy lifestyle.”“Every patient comes to the doctor with a unique problem. As a physiatrist specializing in musculoskeletal injuries, my philosophy is to listen to and evaluate patients for their specific ailment, develop a diagnosis and provide individual care to meet their needs."