Central Florida Pain Specialists rebranding as Mana Spine — 4 things to know

Orlando-based Central Florida Pain Specialists is rebranding as Mana Spine as it redefines its services to focus on spinal pain relief.

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Here’s what you should know:

1. Mana Spine will provide pain management services to patients suffering from acute and post-traumatic neck and back pain, with an eye towards treating spine-mediated pain.

2. The practice aims to provide patients with minimally invasive treatments that’ll allow them to maintain an active lifestyle.

3. Mana Spine Founder Avi Bhandary, MD, said, “We are uniquely positioned to embrace new technologies to improve the healthcare of our patients in comparison to our corporate peers. Adaptive medicine is essential in treating the needs of today’s patient”

4. Mana Spine performs treatments at its two Florida-based locations as well as at both office-based settings and ASCs.

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