Metropolitan Institute Of Pain

We recently had the opportunity to acquire an art gallery in the west loop, specifically Fulton Market. We are excited to announce that we are transforming this space into our new medical home. We hope to use the additional space to provide a multidisciplinary team and expand our services to improve your overall wellness.

Our goal at MIP is to markedly improve your quality of life. Pain relief is typically the first step, following with the restoration of your human potential and optimizing functionality. Here, you will discover individualized care delivered in a first class spa-like environment.

Metropolitan Institute of Pain employs a fully integrated approach to your healthcare to ensure the precise evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of the cause of your pain.Our expert team of Board-Certified Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and Interventional Pain Management Specialists will take the necessary time to effectively diagnose and explain the nonsurgical treatments available to you.

The team at the Metropolitan Institute of Pain in Chicago specializes in treating back and spine conditions to relieve pain and increase mobility. We take a personalized approach to creating the most effective diagnoses and treatment plans for patients who want an alternative to surgical options. Did you know that back pain is the most common reason patients visit their doctor's office in the United States?

There may be a number of reasons you feel pain in your lower back. Some people experience this type of pain as the result of an injury from playing sports, or they may have suffered a car accident. Even sitting the wrong way while you are working can lead to aches and strains. No matter the cause of your low back pain, seeking effective treatment options is crucial in order to maximize your quality of life.

The narrowing of the spinal canal can lead to pressure on your nerves, causing a condition known as spinal stenosis. The healthy spinal column allows nerves to travel through the nerve canals without restriction, but when spinal stenosis occurs, tissues and bones can grow over the vertebrae to reduce the space that surrounds the nerves.