Medway Pain Center expands interventional pain care in El Paso

Medway Pain Center is adding access to advanced pain management through two El Paso clinics serving patients across the city and surrounding communities. The physician-led practice says the expansion gives patients more local options for minimally invasive treatment for chronic, spine-related, nerve and cancer-related pain.

Why it matters: - Medway Pain Center says more El Paso patients can now access interventional pain care close to home instead of traveling for advanced treatment. - The expansion serves East, West and Central El Paso, plus surrounding communities. - The practice also targets a large military population, including veterans, active-duty service members, retirees and military families.

What happened: - Medway Pain Center operates two clinics in El Paso under founder and medical director Dr. Tochi Umunakwe. - The practice says it is accepting new patients at both locations. - The East El Paso clinic is at 1397 George Dieter Drive, Suite D. - The North Oregon Street clinic is at 1900 N. Oregon Street, Suite 300. - The North Oregon Street site serves patients from West and Central El Paso, Downtown, UTEP and nearby communities.

The details: - Dr. Umunakwe is fellowship-trained in Interventional Pain Medicine. - Dr. Umunakwe is double board-certified in Pain Medicine and Anesthesiology. - Dr. Umunakwe has more than 13 years of medical experience. - The practice treats chronic pain, back and neck pain, nerve pain, spine-related conditions, joint pain and cancer-related pain. - Treatment options include epidural steroid injections, radiofrequency ablation, nerve blocks, kyphoplasty and spinal cord stimulation evaluation. - Treatment plans are based on diagnosis, medical history, prior treatments and individual clinical evaluation. - The practice has also built educational resources on chronic pain conditions and treatment options, including back and neck pain, sciatica, nerve pain, spinal cord stimulation and minimally invasive pain procedures. - Medway Pain Center lists its website as More information, with pages for Meet Dr. Umunakwe and Request an appointment.

Between the lines: - The expansion reflects a broader push to keep specialized pain medicine local, especially for patients who may need repeated visits or ongoing treatment. - The clinic’s mix of interventional procedures and educational material suggests a focus on both symptom relief and patient decision-making. - Dr. Umunakwe framed access to advanced pain care as a quality-of-life issue for people managing work, sleep and family responsibilities.

What's next: - Medway Pain Center is positioned to continue taking new patients at both El Paso sites. - The practice is likely to continue steering patients toward minimally invasive options when clinically appropriate. - The clinic says it will keep building local access to advanced pain management in El Paso.

The bottom line: - Medway Pain Center is expanding local access to specialist pain treatment in El Paso with two clinics, a broad set of interventional options and a focus on keeping care close to home.