Question 1

Does Axis Orthopedic & Spine have a Dallas office?

Accepted Answer

Not currently. Our three offices are in Plano, Frisco, and McKinney. Dallas residents are typically seen at the office that best matches the service they need and the soonest opening — our team handles the routing when you call.

Question 2

Which Axis office should I go to as a Dallas patient?

Accepted Answer

All three offices see Dallas residents. The team will recommend the right location based on your specialty, your physician, and the soonest available appointment.

Question 3

Where will my surgery be performed if I'm a Dallas patient?

Accepted Answer

Surgical procedures for Dallas patients are typically scheduled at Methodist Plano, Texas Health Presbyterian Plano, Texas Health Frisco, or an affiliated outpatient surgical center, depending on the procedure and your insurance.

Question 4

Do you accept Dallas-area insurance plans?

Accepted Answer

Yes — we're in-network with the major commercial plans common in the Dallas metro (Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Humana) plus Medicare and Tricare. We verify benefits before your first visit.

Question 5

Are pain injections painful?

Accepted Answer

Most procedures use local anesthesia and take only 15–30 minutes. Mild soreness at the injection site is typical for 24–48 hours. The procedure itself is well-tolerated by the vast majority of patients.

Question 6

How long do pain injections last?

Accepted Answer

Highly variable. Some patients get months of relief from a single injection. Others benefit from a series of three injections over 6–12 weeks. Radiofrequency ablation can give 6–12 months of relief from a single procedure.

Question 7

Will pain management get me off my opioids?

Accepted Answer

That's often the goal. Our pain management physicians use a combination of interventional procedures, physical therapy, and medication management to reduce or eliminate opioid dependence. We work alongside your primary care physician on a tapering plan.

Question 8

What is radiofrequency ablation?

Accepted Answer

A minimally invasive procedure that uses precisely targeted heat to deactivate specific nerves carrying chronic pain signals. Performed in under an hour with image guidance. Most patients walk out the same day and see meaningful relief that lasts 6–12 months.

Interventional Pain Management in Dallas, TX

Pain Management for Dallas residents

Axis offices serving Dallas patients

Plano

Frisco

McKinney

Conditions addressed by Pain Management

What we offer Dallas patients

Epidural Steroid Injections

Facet Joint Injections & Radiofrequency Ablation

Sacroiliac Joint Injections

Peripheral Nerve Blocks

Spinal Cord Stimulation

Kyphoplasty

Pain Management specialists serving Dallas

Dr. Steve Hong

Patients we see from across Dallas

Pain Management in Dallas — FAQs

Pain Management near you

Pain Management in Plano

Pain Management in Frisco

Pain Management in McKinney

Pain Management in Richardson

Pain Management in Allen

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