Arrive informed.
Leave with a clear next step.

A little preparation can make an assessment more useful. This page explains what to bring, how the website contact works, and which details should be confirmed directly with the clinic.

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What to bring

  • Government-issued identification and any documents requested by the clinic
  • A current medication list and relevant allergies
  • Referral, imaging report, or insurance paperwork if the clinic has asked for it
  • Comfortable clothing that allows the relevant area to move when appropriate
  • A short list of the activities that are difficult and the goals that matter to you

Referrals, coverage, and payment

Referral and insurance requirements can vary by service, provider, and plan. Contact the clinic and your insurer before the appointment to confirm whether a referral is required, what documentation is needed, and what costs or reimbursement rules apply.

The website does not represent that a service is publicly funded, insured, or eligible for reimbursement.

Contacting the clinic safely

The website inquiry opens your own email application. It does not create a secure patient portal. Do not include medical records, health-card details, diagnoses, or other sensitive personal health information in a general email.

Email is not monitored for emergencies. Call 911 or seek urgent medical care if you may be experiencing an emergency.

Locations

Call before visiting to confirm hours, provider schedules, service availability, accessibility needs, and entrance details.

Dr. Pain

Start with a conversation.

Contact Dr. Pain and the team will help you choose an appropriate next step.

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