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Centennial Pain Relief Network consists of:
• A Medical Practice with four convenient locations that specializes in treating pain and pain management.
• A state of the art certified Surgery Center located at:
• A futuristic Upright MRI (you can stand or sit in an open environment) located at:
We at the Centennial Pain Relief Network are dedicated to being Nevada's leaders in the treatment of acute and chronic pain. We provide this through an ethical, state-of-the-art, individualized and comprehensive multi-disciplinary treatment for our patients in a friendly environment. We at Centennial target and address the source of a patients pain and do not just treat the symptoms. This results in efficient, focused treatment provided as inexpensively as possible.
We at Centennial are acutely aware that Spanish is the primary language of a substantial portion of the population of southern Nevada. Because of this, we have not only made a concerted effort to provide an experienced staff that speaks spanish, but also ensured that each of our providers speak both languages. This bilingual atmosphere allows us to provide treatement for and to spanish speaking patients while conversing with them in their native language.
Our Philosophy
Centennial is dedicated to serving the patients with acute and chronic pain with medical management and interventional procedures that address their specific needs. We are dedicated to being Nevada's leaders in the treatment of acute and chronic pain by providing an ethical, state-of-the-art, individualized and comprehensive multi-disciplinary treatment for our patients in a friendly environment.
Our Goal:
To assist our patients to understand and manage their pain in order to as quickly as possible return to an active and productive life. This is accomplished by targeting and addressing the specific source(s) of the patient's pain and to not just treat the symptoms, which results in more efficient, focused treatment plan of services in the most cost efficient manner. We also strongly urge our patients to take an active role in their own treatment. They are encouraged to become actively involved in the medical decision process by inviting them and their families to ask questions and discuss their treatment options.

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