Commonwealth Spine and Pain Specialists

Commonwealth Spine and Pain Specialists Commonwealth Pain Specialist is the premier pain management center in Richmond and Central Virginia John M. Barsanti and Stephen P.

MEET OUR SPINE & PAIN SPECIALISTS

Commonwealth Pain Specialists is the premier pain management center in the Central Virginia region. With combined experience of over 35 years of clinical experience in diagnosing and effectively treating pain, Drs. Long have built a reputation as one of the most respectable, knowledgeable, and dedicated pain management practices in the area. The doctors of Commonwealth Spine & Pain Specialists are consistently voted by other physicians as the “Top Pain Doctors” in the bi-annual Richmond Magazine Top Doctors issue for over 10 years. Additionally, both physicians are listed in the Guide to America’s Top Physicians for pain management. Both doctors maintain double board certification in the practice of Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine.

On Presidents’ Day, we celebrate the leadership that has guided our country through every chapter.
02/16/2026

On Presidents’ Day, we celebrate the leadership that has guided our country through every chapter.

If movement makes your spine pain worse, consider asking about facet joint injections. These joints can become inflamed ...
02/13/2026

If movement makes your spine pain worse, consider asking about facet joint injections. These joints can become inflamed due to arthritis or injury. Targeted injections help confirm the pain source while also providing relief. Many patients use this treatment as part of a larger pain plan. Call Commonwealth Spine & Pain Specialists to discuss your options. 📞🦴

Are you dealing with back or neck pain that travels into your arms or legs? Epidural injections can help reduce inflamma...
02/12/2026

Are you dealing with back or neck pain that travels into your arms or legs? Epidural injections can help reduce inflammation around irritated spinal nerves. These injections are commonly used for conditions like herniated discs or spinal stenosis. Relief may allow improved movement and participation in physical therapy. Talk with our team to see if an epidural injection is right for you. 💉🦴

Why Pain Specialists Rely on Medial Branch Nerve Blocks for Accurate Diagnosis
02/09/2026

Why Pain Specialists Rely on Medial Branch Nerve Blocks for Accurate Diagnosis

Medial branch nerve blocks help pinpoint facet joint pain with precision. Learn how they work, what results mean, and why accuracy matters.

Chronic pain may persist even after multiple treatments. Spinal cord stimulators work by modifying pain signals before t...
01/29/2026

Chronic pain may persist even after multiple treatments. Spinal cord stimulators work by modifying pain signals before they reach the brain.This option is considered for long-term pain that is difficult to control. A trial period helps determine effectiveness before permanent placement.Schedule a visit to explore advanced pain management options.⚙️

🌟NEW YEAR, NEW RECOGNITIONS🌟Congratulations to Dr. Long on being named a 2026 Castle Connolly Top Doctor!This recognitio...
01/28/2026

🌟NEW YEAR, NEW RECOGNITIONS🌟

Congratulations to Dr. Long on being named a 2026 Castle Connolly Top Doctor!
This recognition places him in the top 7% of physicians nationwide. In just 2025, over 47,000 physicians were nominated by their peers. We could not be more proud of Dr. Long’s exceptional interventional pain expertise, dedication to patient care, and the trust he’s earned from both patients and peers. If you are looking for a team to trust with your pain, you’ve found the right place!

Not all lower back pain comes from the spine itself. Sacroiliac joint injections treat pain from the joint connecting th...
01/27/2026

Not all lower back pain comes from the spine itself. Sacroiliac joint injections treat pain from the joint connecting the spine and pelvis.They help reduce inflammation and identify the pain source. This treatment may improve comfort during standing or walking.Call today to learn more about SI joint care.📘

01/26/2026
Happy Thursday from your team at CSPS! Do you see Dr. Barsanti on Thursdays? Have you ever noticed he ALWAYS wears a bow...
01/22/2026

Happy Thursday from your team at CSPS!

Do you see Dr. Barsanti on Thursdays? Have you ever noticed he ALWAYS wears a bow tie? Well the whole team decided to follow suit for bow tie Thursdays!

When pain continues after conservative care, longer-lasting options may help. Radiofrequency ablation uses controlled he...
01/22/2026

When pain continues after conservative care, longer-lasting options may help. Radiofrequency ablation uses controlled heat to disrupt pain signals from nerves. This treatment is often considered after successful diagnostic nerve blocks.Many patients report pain relief lasting several months or longer. Schedule a consultation to see if this option fits your condition.🔥

Medial branch nerves carry pain signals from the facet joints. A medial branch block helps determine if these nerves are...
01/20/2026

Medial branch nerves carry pain signals from the facet joints. A medial branch block helps determine if these nerves are causing your back pain. The procedure temporarily numbs targeted nerves to assess pain relief . Results help providers decide on future treatment options. Book a visit to see if this diagnostic test is appropriate for you.✅

Today, we celebrate the life, leadership, and lasting influence of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
01/19/2026

Today, we celebrate the life, leadership, and lasting influence of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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1501 Maple Avenue #301
Richmond, VA
23226

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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+18042887246

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