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Center for Pain Management Expands with State-of-the-Art Facility

The Center for Pain Management (CFP) is gearing up for a significant transition—a move to a new, state-of-the-art facility located at 7950 Ortho Lane in Brownsburg, Indiana, anticipated in early Spring 2025. This strategic relocation reflects the center's ongoing commitment to delivering top-tier pain management services to the growing population on the west side of Indianapolis.

New Beginnings in a Modern Space

Replacing their current clinic at 97 Dover Street in Avon, the new Brownsburg location will feature over 13,000 square feet of clinical space. This expansion includes dedicated areas for physical therapy, psychological services, and an on-site surgery center. With these enhancements, the Center for Pain Management aims to provide a more comprehensive and integrated patient experience, ensuring that individuals receive the advanced care they require without having to travel long distances.

Meeting Growing Demands

The decision to expand is also a response to the increasing demand for pain management services in the community. As the west side of Indianapolis continues to grow, the need for accessible, high-quality care is more critical than ever. Dr. Edward Kowlowitz, President of CFP, emphasizes that this move is pivotal, stating, "With the west side of Indianapolis growing rapidly, we are thrilled to expand our office to meet the needs of our patients with the same high-quality, compassionate care we are known for." His words underline the clinic's dedication to providing a patient-centered approach, where advanced therapies and seamless care coexist under one roof.

Enhanced Accessibility and Services

One of the many advantages of the new facility is its strategic location. Patients traveling from Indianapolis to Lafayette will benefit from a more convenient option, significantly reducing their travel time for treatment. Moreover, residents from nearby areas, such as Whitestown, Lebanon, and even Crawfordsville, will find the new clinic much more accessible, further enhancing the clinic's patient base.

The expansion promises not just space but also an increase in available providers and an expanded range of services. This ultimately translates to reduced wait times for patients, broadening therapy options, and enhancing the overall treatment experience. The addition of an in-house surgery center indicates a forward-thinking approach, allowing for advanced treatments to occur on-site.

Commitment to Community Care

Dr. Andrew Cook, a longstanding provider at the Avon clinic, reflects on the implications of this new facility, highlighting its importance for the community. "Our patients deserve nothing short of the best, and this facility will be reflective of the top-notch care we provide here at Center for Pain Management. Over the years, I've had the privilege of getting to know the people and families here, and I'm proud to be part of this community," said Dr. Cook. His sentiment reinforces CFP's commitment to serving the community by ensuring that patients have access to comprehensive care in a familiar environment.

A Vision for the Future

The Center for Pain Management remains undeterred in its mission to offer innovative and personalized care tailored to the distinct needs of each patient. This relocation underscores their commitment to excellence and adaptability in line with community growth. Patients can expect timely notifications about any changes to their care, ensuring they feel informed and supported throughout the transition.

About the Center for Pain Management

Established with a focus on interventional pain care, the Center for Pain Management has consistently provided compassionate solutions for chronic pain in Indiana. From nerve blocks to spinal cord stimulation and physical therapy, their services are designed for comprehensive pain management, allowing patients to find effective relief from various chronic conditions such as back pain and neuropathic pain. Their network of clinics across Indiana, including locations in Lafayette, Kokomo, and Indianapolis, ensures that patients have seamless access to high-quality care close to home.

For those interested in learning more about scheduling a visit or understanding the range of services available, additional information can be found at www.indypain.com.

Together with its partner, the American Pain Consortium, CFP is committed to thriving as leaders in interventional pain management, providing world-class care and support to patients across the region.