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MISSION STATEMENT “Through compassion and innovation, we will make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and in communities.”

The Pain Institute of Southern Arizona (PISA) has specialized in Interventional Pain Management in Southern Arizona for over 20 years. The Regional Pain Institute (RPI) joined the PISA practice and has helped expand quality patient care to Queen Creek/San Tan Valley and Apache Junction, Arizona.

Our providers understand that pain from an illness, injury or aging can disrupt a person’s activities and day-to-day routines. The team of renowned Interventional Pain Management Specialists, with training from world-class institutions such as the Mayo Clinic, Stanford and Harvard, deliver state-of-the-art treatments and procedures. Our goal is to help patients find relief from pain—helping them return to an enjoyable quality of life.

With ten convenient locations, the Pain Institute of Southern Arizona and Regional Pain Institute are home to “The Most Trusted Physicians in Pain Relief.”

Getting ready for El Tour? Cyclist Dr. Bailey has some tips to get ready

Getting out to ride this weekend? Or just getting ready to ride in El Tour in three months?

Here are some tips to get ready for El Tour come November. Cyclist Dr. Christopher Bailey, of the Pain Institute of Southern Arizona, will be offering up some tips to help cyclists, young and old, novices as the ride gets closer.

Of course, speak to your doctor before engaging in any new, strenuous exercise/activity. Your own specific medical and surgical history, medications, and other factors should be incorporated in your hydration needs.

Make a goal of 2-3, then 3-4 hours of bicycling a week

This will build stamina and allow you to adjust to long periods of time on the bicycle. That way you can adjust your seat height, positioning, and kit, before the day of the big race.

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