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Interventional Pain Management - Roswell, NM

Pain Management • Roswell, NM • Since 1993

About

Interventional Pain Management services are offered at Spine and Orthopedic Center of New Mexico in Roswell, NM. The center provides spine and orthopedic care with on-site imaging (X-ray, MRI, bone densitometry) and a range of non-surgical and surgical treatments. Their Roswell Urgent OrthoCare gives direct access to specialized orthopedic care, and they include a Bone Health Clinic, physical therapy, and interventional pain management within a single practice. CEO: Sana Osmani; location: 400 N Pennsylvania Ave, Roswell, NM 88201. Phone: 575-623-9101 or 575-623-0209.

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Clinic Type

Pain Management

Address

400 N Pennsylvania Ave, Ste 101 Roswell, NM 88201

Phone

575-623-9101

Email

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Opening Hours

Monday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm; Tuesday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm; Wednesday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm; Thursday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm; Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm; Saturday Closed; Sunday Closed

Website

https://www.spineorthopedicnm.com/contents/spine-surgery/non-surgical/interventional-pain-management

Services Offered

Interventional Pain Management
non-surgical interventional pain procedures
epidural injections
nerve blocks
nerve ablation
pharmaceutical management (pain)

Technology & Equipment

advanced diagnostic techniques

Team

Omar N. Osmani, MD — Provider
Cyd Roller, CNP — Provider
Ryann Putman, CNP — Provider
David Ball, DPM — Provider

Insurance & Payment

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Languages Spoken

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FAQs

What is interventional pain management?

Interventional Pain Management techniques are nonsurgical methods to manage and treat your pain. They are used after conservative nonsurgical treatments have been exhausted, but prior to resorting to surgery, with the goal of improving quality of life.

What treatments are used in interventional pain management?

Treatments include epidural injections, nerve blocks, occasional nerve ablation, and, in some cases, pharmaceuticals to manage symptoms.

Will interventional pain management completely eliminate my pain?

It is important to understand that interventional pain management may not be able to fully manage your pain, and surgery may still be necessary.

What is the process at Spine and Orthopedic Center of New Mexico for pain management?

Our team identifies the root cause through advanced diagnostic techniques and creates a pain management plan tailored to the patient’s needs, exhausting all resources before resorting to surgery.

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

PainClinics.com (New Mexico Pain Center): 3.7/5 (72)
Spine and Orthopedic Center of New Mexico: 4.79/5
PainClinics.com (CHRISTUS Trinity Clinic): 3.0/5 (2)

Patients praise

Successful pain relief and effective procedures (e.g., epidurals, implants)
Knowledgeable and professional doctors who explain procedures clearly
Friendly and considerate office staff
Comprehensive treatment plans ranging from conservative care to surgical options

Common complaints

Long wait times
Perceived rudeness or unprofessionalism from medical staff and doctors
Issues with communication and follow-up care
Unethical or unreliable behavior reported by some patients and staff
Frustration with treatment outcomes or billing processes

"Waited three hours at my first appt. And when I finally got in was so mistreated by the Dr. there. Very very rude and unprofessional."

— New Mexico Pain Center review

"Long wait but great results on my epidural. After 30 minutes, no pain at all."

— Spine and Orthopedic Center of New Mexico review

"Dr. Ball was friendly in greeting, we quickly covered my current issue , and history of my prior treatments... I concurred, now much more comfortable."

— Spine and Orthopedic Center of New Mexico review

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].