As the Coronavirus pandemic continues to persist in the U.S., we have taken heightened precautions to continue to provide safe and effective care for our clients at Las Vegas Recovery Center. The well-being and safety of our clients, their families, and our staff are always our top priority. In addition to our existing policies, our staff has received infection prevention and control training, and disinfection of offices and residences are carried out daily. Our staff members are utilizing personal protective equipment items such as masks and sanitizer as we continue to adhere to CDC guidelines.
We are continuing to accept new clients for all levels of care at this time. For more information on how we are operating during COVID-19, contact us today.
At Las Vegas Recovery Center, our evidence-based inpatient Pain Recovery treatment program is grounded in helping clients establish the four points of balance by treating them physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. The physical aspect of our Pain Recovery treatment program consists of multiple modalities including chiropractic care, physical therapy, acupuncture, massage, yoga, personal training, chi…
Chiropractic care emphasizes the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of these disorders which, if untreated, will affect an individual’s general health via the nervous system and often yield long-term chronic pain. At Las Vegas Recovery Center, the short-term goal of chiropractic care is to reduce and eliminate pain, but our long-term goal is to correct and…
Preliminary results of the outcome study from the Pain Recovery Treatment program at Las Vegas Recovery Center show that our multifaceted, twelve-step, and mindfulness-based treatment program provides significant improvement to our clients in many aspects of their lives. Data to track client progress during the Pain Recovery Treatment program is measured by weekly administrations of…
The focus of last month’s digest was to focus on the Four Points of Balance. This month, we will focus on the importance of Family Recovery. Like addiction, chronic pain is a family disease. The lives of family and friends can be turned upside down in response to a loved one’s descent into chronic pain.…
The focus of last month’s digest was to look at the origin of Pain Recovery. This month we would like to focus on the Four Points of Balance. Pain Recovery is grounded in balancing the individual physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. This framework creates awareness of the aspects of oneself that when unbalanced leads to…
The focus of last month’s digest was to compare and contrast two approaches to the treatment of chronic pain–Pain Recovery and Pain Management. This month we will explore how Pain Recovery began. Pain Recovery came out of the work of Mel Pohl, MD, FASAM and Frank Szabo, Jr., LADC at Las Vegas Recovery Center .…
The focus of last month’s digest was to take a closer look at the relationship between pain and addiction. This month, we would like to compare and contrast two approaches to pain treatment—pain recovery and pain management. The primary goal of pain management is to control, if not eliminate, chronic pain. Pain management involves prescribing…
The focus of last month’s digest was to introduce to you the concept of “Pain Recovery”. This month, we would like to take a closer look at the relationship between pain and addiction. Prescription pain medication abuse/addiction is just beginning to get the attention it deserves. This problem, which is now reaching epidemic proportions, has…
For many people with chronic pain, traditional pain management approaches and the use of prescription pain medication have not worked, and their pain continues. Many have developed an addiction to pain medications and seek additional options. For those who are not getting positive results from their pain management plan, we offer an alternative solution—Pain Recovery.…