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Exciting Development: A New Ambulatory Surgery Center in Brownsburg, IN

The American Pain Consortium (APC), well-regarded for its comprehensive management and support in specialized pain management, has announced the forthcoming opening of a new state-of-the-art Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) located in Brownsburg, Indiana. This modern facility aims to enhance patients' access to advanced Interventional Pain Management treatments, significantly benefiting the community on the west side of Indianapolis, where demand for such services continues to grow.

Scheduled to open its doors in early Spring 2025, the Brownsburg Advanced Surgery Center will serve as a dedicated hub for high-quality pain relief services and minimally invasive surgical procedures. Patients from nearby areas no longer need to travel to facilities in North Indianapolis, Lafayette, or Greenwood, as they’ll have local access to specialized care. With its emphasis on convenience, comfort, and accessibility, the new surgery center is designed with ample parking and straightforward drop-off and pick-up zones for effortless visits.

Sean Hayes, President of American Pain Consortium, expressed the organization's commitment to excellence by stating, "Our commitment to excellence drives us to bring cutting-edge facilities to our network, ensuring that patients have access to high-quality, innovative care close to home." This sentiment illustrates APC's goal to make advanced Interventional Pain treatments both accessible and convenient for all residents in the surrounding areas.

Equipped with cutting-edge surgical technology and staffed by a dedicated team of highly trained professionals, the Brownsburg Advanced Surgery Center aims to streamline access to the latest and most effective interventional treatment options. This new facility not only enhances the patient experience but also reinforces APC's ongoing partnership with healthcare providers like the Center for Pain Management to deliver concierge-level services that patients have come to trust so deeply.

As already indicated, the demand for superior Interventional Pain Management care is on the rise, making this new development a proactive step from APC to expand and enhance its network of resources. Brownsburg Advanced Surgery Center will act as a central location, accommodating various comprehensive pain management solutions. These solutions will range from minimally invasive surgeries to the latest intervention techniques, promising a level of patient care that is unprecedented in the locality.

APC-supported practices, including the upcoming Brownsburg center, offer a broad array of treatments for various painful conditions. Patients suffering from chronic pain causes like back pain, neck pain, degenerative disc disease, spinal stenosis, and complex regional pain syndromes (CRPS) will have access to essential pain management resources. Moreover, support is available for musculoskeletal issues arising from sports injuries, work-related incidents, or other forms of trauma.

The Brownsburg Advanced Surgery Center will not only provide minimally invasive procedures but will also incorporate holistic pain management methods, which include physical therapy and psychological services through partnerships with clinics like the Center for Pain Management (CFP).

Located at 7950 Ortho Lane, Brownsburg, IN 46112, this center is positioned to become a landmark facility within the community aimed at delivering thorough pain management therapies.

About American Pain Consortium and Center for Pain Management

The Center for Pain Management benefits from essential support provided by American Pain Consortium, which is growing a network of interventional pain management practices and pain-focused ambulatory surgical centers (ASC). These facilities offer state-of-the-art, patient-focused services across Indiana and Ohio.

Patients can find additional Center for Pain Management locations throughout Indiana, including Lafayette, Kokomo, Carmel, and multiple Indianapolis addresses. For more details on becoming a patient at the Center for Pain Management, you can visit www.indypain.com. To learn more about American Pain Consortium, you can explore www.apcmpain.com.