Mid Atlantic Spine and Pain Physicians (MASPP) is the most comprehensive pain practice in the U.S. treating a full spectrum of spine and pain related disorders while delivering world-class, patient-focused care. With locations in Delaware and Maryland, this preeminent pain practice is staffed with a team of top-rated, board certified physicians, chiropractors, and licensed practitioners providing individualized treatment for patients in a very compassionate and caring setting.

From initial consultation to treatment and follow-up care, MASPP provides medical treatment for an array of medical conditions associated with spine and pain-related disorders, including non-surgical as well as surgical procedures. For the ease of the patient, the group also offers an array of medical services right on site, including diagnostic imaging, an outpatient surgery center, chiropractic care, physical therapy, a sleep lab, among other services. MASPP is a chosen provider for a number of medical insurances and, as a service to patients, also accepts CareCredit®.

MASPP is very engaged in enlightening their patients, healthcare professionals and the community with information and knowledge regarding spine and pain-related disorders. The staff physicians author countless medical articles and book chapters on treating pain and present findings in lectures nationwide. The practice publishes “The Pain Journal”, posts a chronic pain blog, contributes regularly to a health advice newspaper column, hosts a morning radio program “Pain Talk” in Delaware, and provides at annual Pain Medicine Symposiums at nationally and internationally-recognized hospital systems. MASPP offers the only private-practice-based, pain medicine fellowship program (ACGME-accredited) in the U.S. in conjunction with Temple University Hospital.

Some of the medical conditions we offer treatment include the following:

		Arthritis			Osteoarthritis
		Back Pain			Osteoporosis
		Cancer Pain			Peripheral Neuropathy
		Carpal Tunnel Syndrome			Radiculopathy
		Chronic Headaches			RSD
		Compression Fractures			Sacroiliac Joint Syndrome
		Disc Herniations			Sciatica
		Facet Syndrome			Spasticity (MS, Stroke)
		Facial Pain			Spinal Compression Fractures
		Fibromyalgia			Spinal Stenosis
		Interstitial Cystitis			Sports Injuries
		Osteoarthritis			TMJ Syndrome
		Neck Pain			Trigeminal Neuralgia

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