Tana B.
1/7/2021
I have been a CPSC patient over three years. I have always been treated with compassion and respect and have never been disappointed by my care nor the level of clinical competence. Dr...
Center for Pain and Supportive Care
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4611 E Shea Blvd Ste 190 Bldg 3
Phoenix, AZ 85028
The Center for Pain and Supportive Care in Phoenix, AZ, led by Dr. Lisa Stearns, specializes in cancer pain and chronic pain management. Known for its holistic approach, the center focuses on improving not just pain relief but also enhancing overall quality of life for patients.
With a team of dedicated specialists including Gobi Paramanandam, MD, and Jennifer Kiser, PA-C, the center offers advanced therapies and compassionate care tailored to each individual's unique needs. Patients dealing with cancer-related pain, chronic pain, or spasticity can benefit from the center's natural and effective solutions for pain relief.
Emphasizing a whole-person approach, the Center for Pain and Supportive Care is recognized both nationally and locally for its excellence in pain management. Whether seeking palliative care, holistic pain management, or spasticity treatments, patients can find innovative and accessible care to reclaim their lives from pain.
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Toryanni E.
11/15/2023
They say what they think they're supposed to say but their actions do not match the words. It's definitely a top down problem I'm not sure if it starts with the owner but I know that the Office...
David H.
4/14/2024
Kind, helpful doctor and staff. My wife was a new patient traveling soon and they got her in and treated before we had to leave.
Shawn L.
5/5/2024
I went in because my ex threw me over a 42 ft balcony. I was referred here ...hahaha NOT worth your time!!! Adrian was whom I was assigned to. She literally Screamed at me because I questioned her...
Stephen W.
7/21/2023
I have been a patient at this clinic for many years. I came originally to see Dr Lisa Stearns for arthritis pain in several joints. Unfortunately, Dr Stearns passed away due to an accident and her...
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