Pain control clinic
in The Villages, FL

The Four Programs, and What Each One Is For

Each runs at this address.

Spinal decompression, for a disc or a canal out of room

Here computer-controlled traction is used as often for degenerative narrowing as for a frank herniation: the walking distance that keeps shrinking, the leg ache that eases the moment you lean forward on a cart. Your films decide whether it is reasonable, not a phone call. See what decompression looks like on a three-day schedule here.

Neuromed electroanalgesia, for nerve pain and numb feet

Neuromed runs as a course, aimed at circulation, symptom control, balance and sleep. Established nerve damage is not undone, and any clinic promising otherwise is selling something. What can change is how much the feet burn at night and how steady you are getting out of a chair. Read how the Neuromed course is run at this office.

Pelvic floor recovery, for a bladder that plans your day

People here were often told to do exercises nobody showed them, then rearranged life around bathroom locations. This program treats the pelvis as part of the spine it belongs to. See the pelvic floor program run on these three treating days.

Post-surgical recovery, for movement the operation did not give back

An operation fixes a structure; it does not restore what stiffened while that structure was protected. This market holds many people a year or two out from surgery, discharged from therapy long before they felt normal.

Work here is graded: mobility, soft tissue, then progressive loading, timed around your surgeon's restrictions. Read about getting movement back after a knee or spine operation.

What a Course Looks Like Around Three Treating Days

This office treats Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM and 2:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Tuesday and Friday are by appointment, and this office is closed Saturday and Sunday.

The two offices do not keep the same week. Check the schedule kept at our Lakeland office separately.

Rehabilitation depends on turning up, so a three-day week is worth planning around. Visits are set at the report of findings, then reviewed against what you told us at the start: walking distance, burning at night, trips to the bathroom, stairs. Those are the measures, not a pain score.

How This Care Is Paid For at This Office

Chiropractic care at ChiroMed bills insurance, and our team verifies your benefits before your first visit. Coverage for the decompression and electroanalgesia protocols varies by plan and by service.

It matters more here, because Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans are in play at this desk. The front desk checks your policy and tells you exactly what applies before you commit to anything.

New patients start on the same offer at both offices: Consultation, Exam, X-Rays (If Needed) & Report of Findings: Only $47.

Why This Office for Disc and Nerve Work

A narrowed canal, an irritated nerve and the rehabilitation that follows usually mean three practices and three sets of paperwork.

Here decompression, electroanalgesia, pelvic floor rehabilitation and post-operative work sit under one Doctor of Chiropractic on one written plan, for patients across Sumter, Lake and Marion counties.

For a pain control clinic that gap matters more at 74 than at 40, when a referral you chase can cost you a season.

Dr. Justin Bergin, DC reads your films himself before anyone is booked onto a table, and he will tell you when decompression is wrong for your disc.

This is the newer of our two offices and its review file is short. What stands behind the care is 22 years, non-surgical, and a referral out when right.

Opening days and access are on our office page above the CR 466 junction.

See disc and nerve rehabilitation at both offices.