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Coastal Pain & Neurology Centers

Get the support and recovery you deserve! The work performed by neurologists is a bit different from the work you would expect from a family doctor.
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At Coastal Pain & Neurology Centers, we provide a comprehensive plan of care that includes neurology, interventional pain management, and physical therapy rehabilitation. Our interventional pain management physicians focus on the evaluation of treatment and pain from injuries you have sustained to your head, neck and lower back during an automobile accident. The neurologist specializes in the central and peripheral nervous systems, or those that are based in the brain and spinal cord. If you?ve been injured in a car crash, you should consider the dangers of head and neck injuries you might have sustained. It?s a good idea to visit with the professionals at COASTAL PAIN & NEUROLOGY CENTERS. We will work with you to plan an auto injury treatment course to alleviate the suffering associated with your car accident injury. One of the most common injuries experienced after a collision is whiplash. This is caused by the sudden and intense back and forth motion of your head.

03/30/2026

It’s National Doctors Day and we’re celebrating our dedicated, caring providers! 🎉

Since 1933, March 30th has been a day to say "thanks" for everything from life-saving breakthroughs like anesthesia to the everyday care that keeps us going.

To all our physicians: thank you for your tireless dedication and for being our health's greatest champions. 🩺✨

03/27/2026

Find out what makes us Volusia County's highest rated pain and neurology clinic by calling (386) 788-2300 and scheduling a consultation with our team!

03/25/2026

New research identifies why chronic pain leads to depression in some individuals while others remain resilient!

The study highlights the hippocampus as a critical control center for emotional regulation during persistent pain.

Key Findings

• The Resilience Mechanism: Individuals with chronic pain who do not develop depression show increased hippocampal volume and activity. This suggests a compensatory response where the brain actively manages emotional stress.

• The Tipping Point: In those who develop depression, researchers observed a progressive decline in hippocampal volume and disrupted neural signaling over time.

• Biological Driver: Long-term pain can trigger abnormal activation of microglia (immune cells) in the dentate gyrus. This neuroinflammation disrupts communication between neurons, marking the shift from adaptation to dysfunction.

• Intervention Potential: Animal models demonstrated that suppressing hippocampal microglial activity can improve depression-like behaviors, suggesting that early targeting of brain inflammation could prevent secondary mental health conditions in chronic pain patients.

Chronic pain doesn't always lead to depression. New research shows the hippocampus acts as a "control center" that can adapt to pain. Depression emerges when this system is disrupted by microglial inflammation. But early intervention targeting these brain immune cells may preserve emotional resilience!

For complete, compassionate pain and neurological care, call our team today! (386) 788-2300.

03/23/2026

Imagine a future without constant medication—just a proven, long-term solution you can use in the comfort of your own home.

If you are struggling with numbness, burning, or that sharp, electric-like pain that keeps you up at night, this is the breakthrough you’ve been waiting for!

We are thrilled to invite you to an exclusive Information Session to learn about the updated Neuro-Lymphatic Activation Protocol (NLAP)!

This revolutionary protocol is changing the way we approach neuropathy. By synchronizing ReBuilder neuroelectrical stimulation with advanced light therapy (Anodyne 300 Units or TheraRay), the NLAP generates a complete neurovascular and lymphatic activation cycle in just 30 minutes!

This session will show you how to target:

• Diabetic nerve pain and sensitivity to touch
• Muscle weakness and pain when walking
• Difficulty sleeping due to leg or foot discomfort
• Tingling and persistent numbness

This simultaneous approach is designed to streamline your treatment, making it easier than ever to achieve consistent, long-term results at home.

Join us for an evening of hope and innovation. We can’t wait to help you take the first step toward lasting relief!

When: April 29th at 6:00 PM

Where: 725 W Granada Blvd Ste 22, Ormond Beach, FL 32174

RSVP: Call (386) 999-7906 to reserve your seat!

Note: Seating is strictly limited to 20 guests to ensure a personalized experience. Call today to secure your spot!

03/17/2026

From all of us at Coastal Pain & Neurology Centers, HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY!

03/16/2026

Peripheral neuropathy is a condition involving damage to the peripheral nerves, often causing burning pain, numbness, tingling, and balance issues.

At Coastal Pain & Neurology Centers, we offer a non-surgical, medication-free treatment protocol with a 97% success rate. The program focuses on:

• Increasing blood flow via Electromagnetic Infrared Therapy

• Stimulating nerve growth through digital electrotherapeutic stimulation

• Advanced nutrition to accelerate tissue repair

Find out what makes us Volusia County's highest rated pain and neurology clinic by calling (386) 788-2300 and scheduling a consultation with our team!

03/11/2026

Moving your body when you’re in pain might feel wrong, but medical research shows it’s often one of the most effective ways to feel better.

Here is the breakdown of why exercise works for pain and how to start safely:

1. It Retrains Your Brain
Chronic pain can make your nervous system "hypersensitive," causing it to send pain signals even when there’s no new injury. Regular, gentle movement helps desensitize the nervous system, effectively "turning down the volume" on those signals.

2. Hurt Doesn’t Always Mean Harm
One of the biggest hurdles is the fear of movement (kinesio-phobia). It’s important to understand that feeling some discomfort during exercise doesn't necessarily mean you are damaging your joints or tissues. In many cases, like osteoarthritis, movement actually helps keep joints lubricated and healthy.

3. Focus on Function, Not Just the "Pain Score"
Instead of focusing only on bringing a pain level from an 8 to a 2, focus on what you want to do. Whether it’s playing with grandkids or walking for 10 minutes, using functional goals is a more effective way to stay motivated and track real progress.

4. Start Small and "Grade" Your Activity
You don't need a gym membership or a high-intensity routine to see results.

The 5-Minute Rule: If you’re afraid to start, commit to just 5 minutes of walking or stretching.

Low and Slow: Gradually increase your activity by about 10% each week.

Find Your Fit: Whether it’s swimming (easier on joints), Tai Chi, or simple resistance bands, the best exercise is the one you actually enjoy doing.

The Bottom Line: Exercise is a natural antidepressant and pain reliever. By staying active, you aren't just managing symptoms—you're building a more resilient body and mind.
(SOURCE: MedScape)

For complete, compassionate pain and neurological care, call our team today! (386) 788-2300.

03/09/2026

For complete, compassionate pain and neurological care, call our team today! (386) 788-2300.

03/04/2026

"For people with chronic back pain, a slamming door or a loud TV isn’t just annoying—it actually feels physically harsher. A new study reveals that chronic pain triggers a 'sensory amplification' in the brain that extends far beyond the back.

"By using fMRI scans, researchers found that the brains of chronic pain patients react more intensely to everyday sounds than 84% of healthy individuals.

"Most importantly, the study proved that this 'volume k**b' in the brain can be turned back down through Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT), which retrains the brain to stop over-reacting to sensory signals.

For complete, compassionate pain and neurological care, call our team today! (386) 788-2300.

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725 W Granada Boulevard, Ste 22
Ormond Beach, FL
32174

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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+13867882300

Website

http://www.coastalpaincenter.com/

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Our interventional pain management physicians focus on the evaluation of treatment and pain from injuries you have sustained to your head, neck and lower back during an automobile accident. The work performed by neurologists is a bit different from the work you would expect from a family doctor. The neurologist specializes in the central and peripheral nervous systems, or those that are based in the brain and spinal cord. If you've been injured in a car crash, you should consider the dangers of head and neck injuries you might have sustained. It's a good idea to visit with the professionals at COASTAL PAIN & NEUROLOGY CENTERS. We will work with you to plan an auto injury treatment course to alleviate the suffering associated with your car accident injury. One of the most common injuries experienced after a collision is whiplash. This is caused by the sudden and intense back and forth motion of your head.