Pain Management Clinic in Newnan, GA

Pain can turn ordinary plans into difficult decisions. At Nexus Pain Center in Newnan, our pain management team evaluates persistent back, neck, nerve, joint, and musculoskeletal pain and creates an individualized care plan based on the likely source of symptoms, medical history, and personal goals. Depending on your needs, care may include minimally invasive procedures, medication management, or other evidence-informed options.

Our Newnan office is located at 775 Poplar Road, Suite 350, near Piedmont Newnan Hospital. Call 943-444-1025 or request an appointment online.

Pain Conditions We Evaluate and Treat in Newnan

The same symptom can have more than one possible cause. Leg pain, for example, may begin in the lower back, a joint, a peripheral nerve, or another structure. Our Newnan pain management clinicians review your symptoms, health history, examination findings, and relevant records before recommending the next step.

Back Pain

Persistent back pain may involve a disc, spinal joint, sacroiliac joint, nerve, or surrounding soft tissue. We focus on identifying the likely pain source and how it affects walking, work, sleep, and other daily activities.

Neck Pain

Neck pain may stay localized or travel into the shoulder, arm, or hand. Evaluation helps determine whether symptoms may involve muscles, joints, discs, or nerves and which treatment options merit consideration.

Sciatica and Radiating Leg Pain

Pain, tingling, numbness, or weakness that travels from the lower back into a leg may be described as sciatica. Because treatment depends on the cause of nerve irritation, an accurate evaluation comes before a procedure recommendation.

Neuropathy and Nerve Pain

Nerve pain may feel burning, shooting, electric, numb, or unusually sensitive. Our team can evaluate these symptoms and discuss appropriate pain-management options, including coordination with other clinicians when needed.

Arthritis and Joint Pain

Joint pain can interfere with stairs, walking, reaching, exercise, and sleep. We evaluate the location and pattern of symptoms and discuss options suited to the joint involved and the patient’s health history.

Herniated Disc Pain

When a disc irritates a nearby nerve, symptoms can extend from the neck into an arm or from the lower back into a leg. Clinical findings and relevant imaging are considered together when planning care.

Fibromyalgia and Widespread Pain

Widespread pain often benefits from a coordinated, whole-person approach. We review symptoms, current care, and functional goals to determine how pain management may support the broader treatment plan.

Spinal Cord Stimulation

Some patients with certain chronic pain conditions may be evaluated for spinal cord stimulation after more conservative options have not provided adequate improvement. Screening and a temporary trial are generally part of determining whether the therapy is appropriate.

A Diagnosis-First Approach to Pain Management

Effective pain care begins with understanding the problem—not selecting a procedure before the evaluation. At your visit, a clinician may review prior treatments and imaging, perform an examination, and determine whether more information is needed.

When appropriate, a care plan may include targeted injections, nerve blocks, nerve ablation, spinal cord or peripheral nerve stimulation, medication management, or coordination with another healthcare professional. Your clinician will explain why an option is being considered, the potential risks and benefits, and reasonable alternatives.

Visit Nexus Pain Center in Newnan

The Nexus Pain Center of Newnan is located at 775 Poplar Road, Suite 350, Newnan, GA 30265, near Piedmont Newnan Hospital. Patients from Newnan, Coweta County, and surrounding communities can call 943-444-1025 for appointment information.

Use the map on this page for directions. Please call before your visit if you need accessibility, parking, arrival, or current office-hours information.

Preparing for Your First Visit

At the first appointment, be ready to describe when the pain began, where it is located, whether it travels, and which activities it limits. Your clinician may review current medications, past treatments, relevant imaging or tests, and other health conditions before completing an examination.

• Photo identification and insurance information
• A current medication list
• Relevant imaging reports and medical records
• Referral or authorization documents required by your health plan
• A short symptom timeline and questions you want to ask

The purpose of the first visit is to evaluate your needs and determine the next appropriate step. A specific prescription or procedure is not guaranteed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a referral to see a pain management doctor in Newnan?

It depends on your insurance plan and the care being requested. Call the Newnan office at 943-444-1025 with your current insurance information so the team can explain what may be needed before an appointment.

What types of pain does the Newnan clinic evaluate?

The Newnan team evaluates many persistent pain concerns, including back pain, neck pain, sciatica, nerve pain, arthritis and joint pain, herniated disc symptoms, and certain widespread pain conditions.

What is interventional pain management?

Interventional pain management includes targeted, minimally invasive procedures used to help diagnose or treat certain pain sources. Depending on the patient, options may include injections, nerve blocks, nerve ablation, or neuromodulation therapies.

Does Nexus Pain Center only prescribe pain medication?

No. Care may include procedures, medication management, and coordination with other healthcare professionals. The approach is based on the diagnosis, earlier treatments, health history, and functional goals.

Where is Nexus Pain Center in Newnan?

The office is at 775 Poplar Road, Suite 350, Newnan, GA 30265, near Piedmont Newnan Hospital. Use the map on this page for directions or call 943-444-1025 for arrival information.

What are the Newnan office hours?

Call 943-444-1025 to confirm current office hours, including holiday or schedule changes.

Does the Newnan office accept my insurance?

Insurance participation, referrals, and prior authorization requirements can change. Contact the Newnan office and your health plan before the visit to verify network status, coverage, and expected patient responsibility.

What should I bring to my first appointment?

Bring identification, insurance information, a current medication list, relevant records or imaging reports, and any referral or authorization required by your plan.

When should pain be treated as an emergency?

Call 911 or seek emergency care for severe or rapidly worsening symptoms such as chest pain, difficulty breathing, sudden weakness, new loss of bowel or bladder control, or pain after a serious injury. Do not use the website appointment form for emergencies.