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Title: Canyon Pain Center Now Accepting Personal Injury and Workman's Compensation Cases Under the Leadership of Dr. Patricia Sullivan, MD, MPH

United States, 18th Apr 2025 – Canyon Pain Center, a Phoenix-based provider of multidisciplinary pain management services, has officially begun accepting Personal Injury and Workman's Compensation cases. This expansion, effective April 1, 2025, reflects the organization’s commitment to supporting individuals recovering from car accidents and workplace injuries throughout Arizona.Dr. Patricia Sullivan, MD, MPH, a physician with board certification in Occupational and Preventive Medicine, leads the new service offering. Dr. Sullivan comprehensively understands injury-related care, including diagnostic protocols, treatment coordination, and case documentation. Her prior work includes leadership roles in clinical oversight, case reviews, and return-to-work assessments across various healthcare systems.“Personal injury and workers’ compensation cases involve unique clinical and administrative complexities,” said Dr. Sullivan. “Our goal is to help patients navigate the medical aspect of these challenges with clarity and coordination.”With this expansion, Canyon Pain Center offers injury assessments, interventional procedures, therapy planning, and referrals to specialists such as neurosurgeons when required. These personal injury services at Canyon Pain Center complement the clinic’s established expertise in managing chronic pain and musculoskeletal conditions. By integrating Phoenix personal injury care into its core offerings, the center seeks to provide more streamlined and responsive medical support for affected individuals.To serve Arizona’s culturally diverse population, the clinic continues to offer bilingual services. All patient communications and care coordination are available in both English and Spanish, improving access and understanding for Spanish-speaking resi...

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