Barr Center For Innovative Pain & Regenerative Therapies

Lisa Barr, MD and her team have helped more than 200,000 patients find relief from musculoskeletal pain. At the Barr Center, we're pain management specialists using innovative therapies to effectively relieve pain and help our patients return to a healthy and active life. If you looking for non-surgical, medication-free treatment, contact us to schedule an appointment.

Neck pain is one of the most common major musculoskeletal disorders for adults. Our necks are designed to hold our heads up straight and move our heads to see the world around us. The neck muscles and ligaments must be strong enough to support the weight of the head and the joints supple enough to allow movement in all directions.

At the Barr Center, our approach to shoulder pain relief begins and ends with our patients. Because the shoulder joint has the greatest range of motion of any joint in the body, your shoulders are used for many different activities and movements. Shoulder pain can significantly inhibit your ability to perform simple day-to-day activities like taking a shower, working on a computer or even driving.

At the Barr Center, our approach to low back pain relief begins and ends with our patients. Because the low back supports the entire weight of our body and is responsible for our ability to move and resist gravity it takes a lot of wear and tear throughout our life.

Low back pain can significantly inhibit your ability to perform simple day-to-day activities like walking, standing, getting in and out of a car and can significantly impact our sleep quality.Severe low back pain is the most common cause of disability. Patients who visit the Barr Center for low back pain relief often are unable to lead the active lifestyles to which they are accustomed due to injury, overuse or the cumulative effects of aging.

At the Barr Center, our approach to knee joint pain relief begins and ends with our patients. The knee joint is the largest joint in the body. It is comprised of three distinct joint compartments that effectively work together, making up a modified hinge joint. The arrangement of these three compartments allow both bending and rotational movements in the knee.