Glendale, AZ: Pain Management,
Chiropractic & Physical Therapy

Conditions treated here include: Upper Back Pain, Lower Back Pain, Neck Pain, Nerve Pain, Pelvic Pain, Migraines, Arthritis, Sciatica and More.

Free lot parking is available at Suite 230, and Pain Management, Chiropractic care, Physical Therapy and Acupuncture all run from the same suite — so a plan can move between them without a referral.

Guided injections at this clinic are performed under fluoroscopy on site, so the needle is placed under live imaging rather than by landmark alone.

Our Glendale team treats the full range of musculoskeletal and nerve pain, with Pain Management, Physical Therapy, Chiropractic care, and Acupuncture in the same building.

Back pain treatment in Glendale — from acute strains to herniated discs, sciatica, and arthritis of the spine.

Neck pain treatment in Glendale — including headaches that start at the base of the skull and pain radiating into the shoulder or arm.

Shoulder pain treatment in Glendale — rotator cuff injuries, impingement, and stiffness that limits overhead motion.

Knee pain treatment in Glendale — arthritis, meniscus and ligament injuries, and pain that worsens on stairs.

Nerve pain and neuropathy — numbness, tingling, and burning pain in the hands or feet.

Car accident and auto injuries — see car accident Chiropractic care, what to expect from a chiropractor after a car accident, and whiplash treatment.

If you are looking for a back pain specialist in Glendale or the west Valley, our providers will start with an exam and imaging where it is indicated, then build a non-surgical plan around restoring function.

Low back pain is a location, not a diagnosis, and the four usual sources behave differently. A facet joint tends to hurt on standing and arching backward, and often first thing in the morning. A disc tends to hurt on sitting and bending forward. The sacroiliac joint produces pain that sits low and to one side. Muscle guarding can sit on top of any of the three and mask which one started it.

The first visit is built around telling these apart, because the plan that helps a facet joint does little for a disc, and treating the wrong one wastes the weeks that actually matter.

Because so much of this clinic's caseload is on its feet for a living, the plan usually includes a specific plan for the job itself — how to lift, how to stand, and when a brief change in duties is worth asking for while the low back settles.

See Low Back Pain Treatment in Glendale, AZ for more.

Neck pain at this clinic is often a headache problem in disguise. Pain that starts at the base of the skull and spreads into the temple or behind the eye is frequently cervicogenic — coming from the joints and muscles of the upper neck rather than the head itself — and it responds to a different plan than a migraine does. Pain or numbness running down into the shoulder or arm points somewhere else again, toward a nerve root rather than a joint.

We start with an exam to separate these patterns, then build a plan from Chiropractic care for the segments that have stiffened, Physical Therapy for the postural strength that keeps it from returning, and Acupuncture where muscle guarding is part of what is holding the pain in place. Patients come to us for neck pain from Glendale, Peoria, Sun City and Arrowhead.

Shoulder pain is one of the most common reasons patients come to our Glendale clinic, and it is rarely just the shoulder. Rotator cuff tendinopathy and tears, impingement, frozen shoulder, AC joint arthritis and bursitis all present as pain reaching into the upper arm, and stiffness through the mid-back and shoulder blade often drives the problem. We start with an exam, add imaging where it is indicated, and build a non-surgical plan from there — Physical Therapy for rotator cuff and scapular strength, manual therapy for the thoracic spine, targeted injections where appropriate, and Acupuncture for pain that is slow to settle.

If you have been told to wait and see whether a shoulder settles on its own, and it has not, that is a reasonable point to be reassessed. Patients travel to us from Glendale, Peoria, Sun City, Arrowhead and North Phoenix.

Knee pain in adults is usually osteoarthritis, meniscus irritation, patellofemoral pain, or tendinopathy around the kneecap — and the right treatment differs sharply between them, so the exam matters. Our Glendale providers assess how the knee loads and tracks, image it when the findings warrant, and treat with Physical Therapy for quadriceps and hip strength, activity modification, bracing, and injections where they are appropriate.

Knee pain that has not improved after several weeks, that swells after ordinary activity, or that makes stairs difficult is worth having looked at properly rather than managed indefinitely.

Tennis elbow and golfer's elbow are tendon overload injuries, not inflammation in the way most people assume, which is why rest alone so often fails to resolve them. Loading the tendon correctly is what changes them. We also treat wrist and hand pain including carpal tunnel symptoms, and we look at the neck when hand symptoms follow a nerve pattern rather than a joint one — pain and numbness in the hand frequently begin higher up.

Hip pain is often referred pain. A lumbar disc, a sacroiliac joint or a gluteal tendon can each present as pain felt in the hip, which is why a first visit here starts with a physical exam and imaging where the findings call for it, rather than with treatment. Once we know what is driving it, care can combine Chiropractic adjustment, Physical Therapy to rebuild hip and core strength, and an image-guided injection from our Pain Management team when conservative care alone is not enough.

The hip problems we see most often at Westgate are osteoarthritis, greater trochanteric bursitis, gluteal tendinopathy, and pain referred from the lumbar spine or the SI joint.

Plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendon pain, ankle sprains that never fully settled and forefoot pain from running or long shifts on hard floors are all treated at our Glendale clinic. Treatment usually pairs hands-on Physical Therapy with a loading program you continue between visits, and dry needling where a muscle or tendon has stopped responding.

Foot pain frequently starts higher up. A stiff ankle changes how the knee and hip load, and a hip that will not extend changes how the foot strikes the ground. We assess the whole chain rather than only the sore spot, which is the advantage of having Physical Therapy, Chiropractic and Pain Management in one building.

Low back pain, and the work of separating discogenic from facet-mediated from sacroiliac pain — they present alike and need different treatment. Sciatica and radiating leg pain, which is a symptom rather than a diagnosis and has at least four common causes.

Neck pain and cervicogenic headache — headaches generated by the upper cervical spine, frequently managed as migraine for years. Shoulder, hip and knee pain, including the question of whether the joint is at fault or the spine is referring into it.

Work injuries, treated and documented for the claim.

You will spend most of the first visit being examined rather than being treated. We take a history, test movement and neurological function, review any imaging you already have, and order more only when the exam calls for it. You leave with a diagnosis and a plan, not a prescription and a follow-up.

If the right next step is therapy or an adjustment rather than an injection, that is what we will say — and it happens in the same building, usually the same week.

Depending on your condition, your plan may include interventional pain procedures (such as epidural steroid injections, nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation, and joint injections), a structured Physical Therapy program, Chiropractic adjustments, Acupuncture, or — most often — a combination.

If the exam and imaging point to a specific pain generator, a diagnostic medial branch block or epidural steroid injection confirms the source and treats it.

At Mountain View Pain Center in Glendale, we know how frustrating chronic pain can be—but you don’t have to live with it. Our comprehensive approach allows our experts to thoroughly evaluate your pain and provide multiple treatment options, ensuring you receive accurate, trustworthy care. Conveniently located at Westgate Medical near Westgate Entertainment District, with locations across the valley, we’re here to help you find real, lasting relief. Hurt in a collision? We offer car accident injury treatment in Glendale.