Acute pain ASC to open in Texas

A 5,377-square-foot pain ASC is opening in a newly constructed Magnolia (Texas) Medical Specialists building, according to a Jan. 9 report from Community Impact. 

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The new ASC will focus on interventional pain management for both acute and chronic pain. Services offered will include implants and therapeutic injections for patients dealing with lower back pain, muscle spasms, joint arthritis, pelvic pain and neuropathy.

The new Magnolia Surgery Center will also contain a pain management office in the same building. The ASC is expected to open in mid-January.

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