Pain Management in Texas
Clearway Pain Solutions treats chronic and acute pain from our Flower Mound clinic in Central Park, serving Denton County and the communities around it including Lewisville, Argyle, Coppell, Grapevine, Southlake and Denton. Our work here is diagnostic before it is anything else. If you have been told your pain is something you will have to live with, or you have been passed between providers without a clear explanation, that is the problem this clinic exists to solve
Back Pain Doctors in Flower Mound
Back pain is one of the most common reasons patients come to a pain clinic, and it is rarely one thing. The same ache across the low back can come from a herniated or bulging disc, from arthritis in the facet joints along the spine, from narrowing of the spinal canal, from the sacroiliac joint where the spine meets the pelvis, or from muscle and soft tissue that has been compensating for one of the above for years.
Those causes respond to different treatments, which is why guessing is expensive. Our physician examines you, reviews your imaging, and where the source is genuinely unclear will use a diagnostic injection to confirm which structure is generating the pain before committing to a longer course of treatment. The plan that follows might involve epidural steroid injections, facet joint injections, sacroiliac joint injections, radiofrequency ablation, physical therapy, medication management, or a combination.
Neck pain, upper back pain and pain that radiates into the shoulder, arm or hand follow the same logic. Cervical radiculopathy and disc displacement are both well covered in our condition library.
Chronic Pain Care in Denton County
Pain that has lasted longer than three months behaves differently than a new injury, and it is treated differently. The nervous system adapts, sleep degrades, activity drops, and the pain stops tracking the original tissue damage. Treating it well means addressing the source where a source can be found and addressing the way the pain has established itself where it cannot.
That is the case for a pain specialist rather than a general practitioner. Fellowship trained interventional pain physicians spend an additional year after residency doing nothing but this, and the procedures that interrupt a chronic pain cycle, from nerve blocks through spinal cord stimulation, sit inside that specialty.
Other Conditions Treated Here
Joint pain in the knees, hips, shoulders and elbows, whether it comes from osteoarthritis, bursitis or an old injury. Nerve pain and peripheral neuropathy, including diabetic neuropathy and nerve pain that persists after surgery. Sciatica and other radiating leg pain. Headaches and migraine. Hand and wrist pain including carpal tunnel syndrome. Fibromyalgia and widespread pain. Pain following a car accident or a workplace injury. Cancer related pain.
Our full condition library covers each of these in more depth.
Timur Yasin, MD
Dr. Yasin is board certified in interventional pain management and in physical medicine and rehabilitation, with close to two decades of practice. He earned his medical degree at SUNY Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn, where he also completed his residency and served as Chief Resident, then completed a fellowship in interventional pain management at the Center for Advanced Pain Management and Rehabilitation in New Jersey. Before joining Clearway he was Head of Interventional Pain Management at Stony Brook Community Medicine and Long Island Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine.
He works extensively with ultrasound guided injections, EMG and NCV studies, and spine and joint interventions, and he is a member of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and the New York Society of PM&R. He also sees patients at our Addison clinic. Read his full profile.
Your First Visit
We respond to appointment requests within 24 hours. Verifying your benefits and getting you scheduled usually takes about five days from that first contact, and first appointments are typically available 7 to 12 days out.
Ahead of the visit you will receive an email or text from Phreesia with your new patient paperwork. Plan to arrive 45 minutes early. Bring an unexpired government issued photo ID, your insurance cards, a referral from your primary care provider if your plan requires one, records from any previous pain physician, and any recent imaging or reports.
The first appointment is an evaluation. Expect a physical exam, a detailed history of the pain including what makes it better and worse, a review of whatever imaging you bring, and a conversation about what you are no longer able to do. The goal is for you to leave with a working diagnosis and a first step. Procedures are scheduled separately.
Frequently Asked Questions
2560 Central Park Ave, Suite 340, Flower Mound, TX 75028. Call 972-521-7246 to schedule.
Timur Yasin, MD, who is board certified in interventional pain management and physical medicine and rehabilitation and has close to twenty years of experience.
We respond to requests within 24 hours. Insurance verification and scheduling generally take about five days, and first appointments are usually available 7 to 12 days after that. Tell us when you call if your pain is severe or getting worse quickly.
Not always. Many patients arrive on a referral from a primary care physician, an orthopedist or a surgeon, but some plans let you schedule directly. Check with your insurer and bring the referral with you if your plan requires one.
Herniated and degenerating discs, facet joint arthritis, spinal stenosis, sacroiliac joint dysfunction, sciatica and radiating leg pain, muscle and soft tissue pain, and back pain that has continued after spine surgery. The first job is working out which of those is actually driving your pain.
A physical exam, a full history of the pain, a review of any imaging or records you bring, and a discussion of treatment options. The goal is for you to leave with a working diagnosis and a first step. Procedures are scheduled at a later visit.
Yes. Our physicians treat pain following motor vehicle accidents and workplace injuries. See our motor vehicle injury and workers’ compensation injury pages.
Yes. Joint pain, nerve pain and neuropathy, headaches and migraine, hand and wrist pain, pelvic pain, cancer related pain and post surgical pain are all treated here.
Talk to a Pain Specialist in Flower Mound
If you are looking for a back pain doctor near Flower Mound, or you have had pain long enough that you have stopped expecting an answer, start with an evaluation. Call 972-521-7246 or request an appointment online.
