Why NMPI
Patients choose the Norman Marcus Pain Institute because at NMPI, you are welcomed to a safe, warm, relaxing, pain treatment environment. NMPI is widely recognized as one of the leading providers of pain relief for pain sufferers. Based in New York City, Dr. Marcus specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of persistent pain: back pain, sciatica, neck pain, shoulder pain, headaches, Fibromyalgia, and complex Regional Pain Syndrome (RSD).
NMPI provides effective non-surgical treatments for your pain, under the highest standards of patient safety. Dr. Marcus offers friendly, competent, and compassionate medical care. Common sense approaches emphasizing early return to activity, exercise, and avoidance of invasive procedures, is fundamental to the NMPI step care model.
Since 70-80% of back pain is related to sprains and strains of muscles, tendons, and ligaments, the NMPI protocol emphasizes the evaluation and treatment of these soft tissues.
Year-after-year, patients from all over the world are treated by Dr. Norman Marcus to alleviate their pain with his groundbreaking pain relief and management treatments. Dr. Marcus is committed to eliminating your pain and preventing its recurrence.
National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA)
The Norman Marcus Pain Institute is proud to have received the National Center for Quality Assurance Recognition Award for Excellence in Back Pain Treatment. The award is given to centers that provide treatment approaches that have been shown to be most effective while at the same time being least harmful and costly. The award recognizes that many treatments for back pain may not be beneficial. Too many MRIs and CT scans lead to too many Epidural Steroid Injections and back surgeries without producing lasting relief.
About Pain Management
Not everyone is familiar with the field pain management. Pain is complex but Dr. Marcus has a simple approach to easing the suffering and improving the quality of life of those living with pain. For pain management and relief, Dr. Marcus utilizes the electrical identification of painful muscles and indicates the specific treatment required. His approach to pain management treatment has been published in peer-reviewed journals and chapters in academic textbooks.
