Pain Management in Quakertown, PA: Location & Services Page
Board-certified Pain Specialists
Pain Management in Quakertown, PA
Back, neck, joint, and nerve pain can affect your daily routine. At Pennsylvania Pain & Spine Institute, our team offers pain management in Quakertown without surgery. Our office sits on West Broad Street, just off Route 309. As a result, patients across upper Bucks County can see a pain doctor close to home. In most cases, we start with the simplest step that fits the problem.
✅ Back and neck pain
✅ Sciatica and nerve pain
✅ Arthritis and joint pain
✅ Neuropathy, such as numbness, tingling, and burning
✅ Complex and chronic pain conditions
Visiting Our Quakertown Office
Our Quakertown office serves patients from Quakertown, Perkasie, and Sellersville. In short, it brings pain management to Quakertown patients close to home. The suite sits on one floor, so patients who use a cane or walker can get in with ease. Also, parking sits right outside the door.
Address: 401 West Broad Street, Suite #1, Quakertown, PA 18951
Hours: Tuesday and Wednesday, 8:00am to 6:00pm
Phone: (215) 395-8888
Parking: free, on site, at grade
New patients often ask what to bring. In most cases, we ask for a photo ID, your insurance card, and a list of your medicines. Also, bring any recent scans or reports. As a result, our team can shape a plan on day one.
Meet the Pain Management Team
Serving Quakertown
The same doctors handle pain management in Quakertown and in Chalfont. So patients here see the same team in either office. Each one trained in pain medicine. Each one starts with the least invasive plan that fits.
Dr. Robert Kelly, DO
Co-founded the practice and serves as President. He treats back pain, sports injuries, and nerve pain. His training includes Harvard Medical School and a pain fellowship at Cooper University. Today he also teaches at Temple’s Lewis Katz School of Medicine.
Dr. H. David Qu, MD
Co-founded the practice in 2013. Ivy League trained, he built it around care that avoids surgery where possible.
Dr. David Bozak, DO
Board-certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R). In short, he treats joint, nerve, and spine pain with small, image-guided steps.
Dr. Jeffrey Boyd, DO
Trained at Thomas Jefferson, then at Rothman Orthopedic Institute. He belongs to the Spine Intervention Society. Additionally, he focuses on spine and joint injections.
Lauren Koerick, PA-C and Jennifer DellaGuardia, PA-C
Together, they handle exams, follow-up visits, and day to day care plans.
Conditions We Treat in Quakertown
Back pain that lingers.
This includes worn discs, facet joint pain, and pain that stays after spine surgery.
Neck pain.
For example, worn neck joints often send pain into the shoulder blade.
Sciatica.
In most cases, a pinched nerve root sends pain or numbness down one leg.
Nerve pain in the feet.
Burning or sharp foot pain often points to nerve damage, not a joint problem.
Joint pain and arthritis.
Also, knee, hip, and shoulder pain can limit walking, lifting, and sleep.
Spinal stenosis.
Over time, a narrow spinal canal brings leg pain that grows worse with walking.
Frequently Asked Questions About our
Quakertown Office
When is the Quakertown office open?
Do I need a referral for pain management in Quakertown?
Rules vary by plan. In most cases, you can book with us direct. Still, some plans ask for a referral first. Our front desk checks this before your visit.
Which treatments happen at the Quakertown office?
What insurance do you take?
We take most major plans. These include Independence Blue Cross, Aetna, Highmark, United Healthcare, Medicare, Tricare, UMR, and Workers Comp. For questions, see our new patient resources or call the office.
How soon can I get in?
Symptoms we look at
- Aching, stiffness, or burning that lasts more than six weeks
- Pain that runs into an arm, leg, hand, or foot
- Numbness, tingling, or weak grip
- Leg pain that grows with walking and eases when you sit
- Poor sleep or less activity because of pain
How we diagnose
- A focused history and hands-on exam
- Review of your MRI, CT, or X-ray scans
- Diagnostic injections that confirm the pain source
- Nerve tests, such as electromyography (EMG)
- Skin biopsy for suspected Small Fiber Neuropathy (SFN)
Research insight: Evidence shapes how our team ranks each step of pain management in Quakertown. For example, 24-month results for a small spine implant used in stenosis show gains in pain, function, and daily activity (Baranidharan et al., 2024). Likewise, a trial of disc allograft therapy reports better pain and function scores than control care (Beall et al., 2021). So our team can tell patients what the research shows, rather than lean on broad claims.
Reasons Patients Visit Our Quakertown Office
- Pain that outlasted physical therapy. Often, patients come to us after months of therapy with little change.
- A new MRI with no clear next step. In short, scan findings need to match symptoms before care makes sense.
- Pain that stays after spine surgery. In fact, this group often responds well to targeted injections.
- Burning or numb feet with no clear cause. In these cases, testing comes before any care choice.
- A wish to put off surgery. Many patients want the non-surgical route first.
- Arthritis pain that limits daily life. Also, joint injections and regenerative options both merit a talk.
Why Choose PA Pain & Spine Institute?
Our goal is not simply to manage pain. Indeed, we work to identify the source of each patient’s symptoms and apply the most appropriate, evidence-based approach available. Specifically, patients benefit from:
- Board-certified pain specialists. Each doctor trained in pain medicine or Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
- Local access. Upper Bucks County patients reach pain management in Quakertown without a drive into the city.
- A focus on care short of surgery. Our team works with patients to try simpler steps first.
- Two offices, one team. Also, patients can move between Quakertown and Chalfont without a change of doctor.
- Evidence-based care. We tie each choice to published research, not to broad claims.
- A practice with a track record. Founded in 2013, the practice holds a 4.8 star average across more than 940 reviews.
Take the Next Step
Pain that lasts deserves a clear cause, not a guess. So book a visit with our team for pain management in Quakertown and a plan built around your case. Schedule a consultation to:
- Find the source of your pain
- Review scans and past care with a specialist
- Talk through non-surgical, minimally invasive solutions
- Build a personalized care plan tailored to your condition
- Learn what the research supports for your case
References
- Manchikanti L, et al. Fluoroscopic lumbar epidural injections in managing chronic lumbar disc herniation and radiculitis. Pain Physician. 2012.
- Tuakli-Wosornu YA, et al. Lumbar intradiscal platelet-rich plasma injections: a prospective, double-blind, randomized controlled study. PM&R. 2016;8(1):1-10. PMID 26314234
- Lauria G, et al. European Federation of Neurological Societies / Peripheral Nerve Society guideline on the use of skin biopsy in the diagnosis of small fiber neuropathy. 2010. PMID 20642627
- Baranidharan G, et al. Interspinous fusion device outcomes at 24 months in lumbar spinal stenosis. Journal of Pain Research. 2024;17:2079-2097. PMC11182879. doi: 10.2147/JPR.S453343
- Beall DP, et al. Viable disc tissue allograft supplementation (VAST randomized controlled trial). Pain Physician. 2021;24(6):465-477. PMID 34554689
The information on this page is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Treatment recommendations are based on individual clinical evaluation. Individual results may vary, and no specific outcomes are guaranteed. This content does not create a provider–patient relationship.
