Physical Medicine Clinic

About Florida Pain MedicineRestore Function & Relive Life", Florida Pain Medicine combines cutting-edge technology with a holistic approach to patient health, helping those suffering from pain return to the activities they love. Florida Pain Medicine has locations in Wesley Chapel, Zephyrhills, Brandon, Riverview, Tampa, Port Orange, and Ormond Beach, Florida.The experts at Florida Pain Medicine understand that comprehensive treatment isn't just about alleviating pain, it's about helping patients regain control of their lives. Whether a patient's pain is the result of a sudden injury or a long-term chronic condition, the Florida Pain Medicine specialists use a multi-disciplinary approach to create a personalized path to decreased pain and a greater quality of life.Florida Pain Medicine provides the latest in technological advances to relieve pain associated with bone, muscle, nerve damage, and any other painful illnesses including cancer-related pain - improving your quality of life. We perform a variety of procedures at the hospital and ambulatory surgery centers as needed, required by insurance, or by patient choice.We also offer state of the art interventional pain procedures, which are performed in the office. Through these treatments, Florida Pain Medicine strives to help patients reduce costs and decrease the need for long-term pain medications.Florida Pain Medicine accepts most types of insurance. If you're ready to "Restore Function & Relive Life", call today or book your appointment online.

Dr. Epting is double Board Certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and Pain Medicine from the American Osteopathic Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and Pain Medicine. She completed her Interventional Spine & Pain Management Fellowship at Northeastern Rehabilitation Associates in Pennsylvania, as well as additional fellowship training at Advanced Pain Management, Inc. in Florida. Before joining Florida Orthopedic Institute, Dr. Epting worked at the Institute of Pain Management in Jacksonville, FL while her husband served in the U.S. Navy. She worked as an attending physician and a Clinical Sub-Investigator for the Florida Institute of Medical Research.