Center for Spine & Pain Medicine, or CSPM, provides pain management evaluation and care for patients in Gainesville and surrounding North Georgia communities. Interventional pain management focuses on identifying possible sources of persistent pain and developing an individualized treatment plan that may include conservative care, medication management, diagnostic procedures, or minimally invasive treatments. The appropriate approach depends on the patient's symptoms, diagnosis, medical history, imaging, previous treatment, and overall health. Not every condition or procedure is managed the same way, and the availability of individual treatments at the Gainesville office should be confirmed when scheduling.
Pain Management in Gainesville, Georgia
Where Is the CSPM Office in Gainesville?
The CSPM Gainesville office is located at 715 Queen City Parkway, Suite 106, Gainesville, GA 30501. Patients can call (678) 450-1222 with questions about scheduling, office information, or appointment preparation.
Office information:
- Address: 715 Queen City Parkway, Suite 106, Gainesville, GA 30501
- Phone: (678) 450-1222
- Central Fax: (706) 279-2679
- Office Hours: Monday–Thursday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM; Friday, 8:00 AM–12:00 PM; Closed: Saturday and Sunday.
- Parking: CSPM’S Gainesville office is located at 715 Queen City Parkway, Suite 106, Gainesville, GA 30501. The facility is listed as accessible for patients with disabilities and includes a wheelchair-accessible restroom.
- Accessibility: Patients who require mobility assistance or special accommodations are encouraged to call (678) 450-1222 before their appointment.
- Building or Suite Details: Suite 106, within an office park also home to government and healthcare tenants.
- Nearby Landmarks: Downtown Historic Gainesville, the Gainesville Municipal Courthouse, and I-985 Exit 20.
Patients may also review CSPM's contact information before visiting.
Which Pain Management Providers See Patients at the Gainesville Office?
CSPM's general provider directory does not confirm which physicians or advanced practice providers currently see patients at each location. Public patient reviews reference Dr. Maged Hamza seeing patients at this office, but that should be confirmed with the clinic before being stated as current, since provider assignments can change. Patients should contact the Gainesville office before requesting a particular provider or assuming that a provider is available on a specific date. Patients can review the general CSPM provider directory.
What Conditions Are Evaluated at the Gainesville Office?
Pain management evaluations may address persistent back, neck, joint, nerve, or spine-related symptoms. The physician reviews the patient's pain pattern, physical limitations, medical history, test results, and previous treatment before discussing possible next steps. Evaluation does not guarantee a particular diagnosis, procedure, or treatment outcome.
CSPM publishes information about conditions that include:
- Back and spine pain: back pain, sciatica, spinal stenosis, disc-related conditions, facet joint pain, and persistent pain after spine surgery
- Head and neck pain: certain forms of neck pain, nerve compression, and cervical radiculopathy
- Hip, leg, and knee pain: arthritis-related pain, degenerative joint pain, sciatica, and certain nerve-related conditions
- Shoulder and arm pain: arthritis, nerve compression, and complex regional pain syndrome
- Neuropathic pain: burning, tingling, electric, hypersensitive, or shooting sensations
For a broader look at conditions evaluated, visit CSPM's conditions page.
What Pain Management Treatments Are Available at the Gainesville Office?
Treatment recommendations are based on an individual evaluation and may involve conservative care, medication management, diagnostic testing, injections, nerve-targeting procedures, neuromodulation, or another appropriate option. CSPM's public treatment directory does not clearly confirm that every listed treatment is performed at the Gainesville office. The practice's Medicare Ambulatory Surgical Center certification is tied to this address, which suggests procedures are performed on-site. The Gainesville office provides pain management consultations, initial evaluations, individualized treatment planning, and interventional pain management care. CSPM specifically confirms that the Superion Vertiflex procedure is offered at all locations, including Gainesville.
Does the Gainesville Office Accept Insurance?
Insurance coverage depends on the patient's plan, network benefits, deductible, copayment, coinsurance, medical-necessity requirements, and prior-authorization rules. Some plans may require a referral, previous conservative treatment, clinical documentation, imaging, diagnostic procedures, or authorization before covering certain services. Patients should contact their insurer and CSPM before receiving care to understand their possible financial responsibility. Review CSPM's financial policy information for general guidance on billing and payment.
Which Nearby Communities Does the Gainesville Office Serve?
The Gainesville office may be convenient for patients living in Gainesville and nearby North Georgia communities, including Oakwood, Flowery Branch, Buford, Cumming, and Cleveland. Patients should consider their own transportation needs and confirm the office address before traveling.
How Can Patients Reach the Gainesville Office From Nearby Towns?
The office is easily accessible from I-985 at Exit 20, near downtown Gainesville:
- From Oakwood: Take I-985 North toward Gainesville. Use Exit 20 for GA-60/GA-53 Connector toward Gainesville. Turn left onto Queen City Parkway/GA-60 and continue toward downtown Gainesville. Turn into the office complex at 715 Queen City Parkway and proceed to Suite 106.
- From Flowery Branch: Take I-985 North/US-23 North toward Gainesville. Use Exit 20 for GA-60/GA-53 Connector. Turn left onto Queen City Parkway/GA-60 and continue to 715 Queen City Parkway, Suite 106.
- From Buford: Take I-985 North/US-23 North toward Gainesville. Take Exit 20 toward Gainesville and turn left onto Queen City Parkway/GA-60. Continue toward downtown and enter the office complex at 715 Queen City Parkway.
- From Cumming: Take GA-369 East/Browns Bridge Road toward Gainesville. Continue onto Jesse Jewell Parkway as you enter Gainesville. Turn right onto Queen City Parkway and continue to 715 Queen City Parkway, Suite 106.
- From Cleveland: Take US-129 South/Cleveland Highway toward Gainesville. Continue toward downtown Gainesville and follow signs for Jesse Jewell Parkway. Travel west on Jesse Jewell Parkway, turn left onto Queen City Parkway, and continue to 715 Queen City Parkway, Suite 106.
Patients can call (678) 450-1222 if they need the clinic to confirm its address or approved arrival instructions.
What Should New Patients Bring to Their Appointment?
New patients should bring information to help the clinical team understand their symptoms, medical history, prior care, and current medications. Patients should generally bring:
- A photo ID
- Current insurance cards
- Relevant MRI, X-ray, CT, EMG, or other diagnostic results
- Pertinent records from other physicians or pain management practices
- A complete list of current medications and prescribing physicians
- Completed registration documents, when available
What Do Patients Say About the Gainesville Office?
Patients often share feedback about their experiences with the Gainesville care team, including the support, communication, and attention they receive throughout their treatment. Read our latest reviews to learn more about what patients have said about their visits.
"I cannot say enough positive things about Dr. Hamza at Center for Spine and Pain Medicine. Living with chronic pain related to Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) can be complex and often misunderstood, but Dr. Hamza approaches care in a way that is both clinically thorough and deeply compassionate..."
– Bree Rubio
How Can Someone Request an Appointment?
Patients can request a pain management appointment by calling the Gainesville office at (678) 450-1222 or by using CSPM's online appointment form. Submitting a request does not confirm an appointment, provider availability, insurance coverage, or eligibility for a specific treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions About Pain Management in Gainesville
Do I Need a Referral to Visit the Gainesville Pain Management Office?
Referral requirements depend on the patient's insurance plan, the reason for the appointment, and CSPM's current scheduling policies. Patients should contact their insurance company and call CSPM at (678) 450-1222 before scheduling.
What Happens at a First Pain Management Appointment?
A first appointment generally includes a review of the patient's symptoms, medical history, current medications, previous treatment, diagnostic tests, and functional limitations. A physical examination may also be performed when appropriate. The visit does not guarantee that a procedure will be recommended or performed that day.
Should I Bring My MRI or Other Imaging to the Gainesville Office?
Yes, patients should bring relevant MRI, X-ray, CT, EMG, and other diagnostic results available to them, and ask whether the office needs printed reports, image discs, digital access, or records sent directly from another facility.
Are Procedures Performed During the First Appointment?
A procedure should not be expected during every first appointment. The physician may first need to review records, perform an exam, request imaging, confirm a diagnosis, discuss risks and alternatives, or obtain insurance authorization.
Can Patients From Oakwood, Flowery Branch, or Cumming Schedule in Gainesville?
Yes, patients from these and other nearby communities may request an appointment at the Gainesville office, subject to availability, referral requirements, and insurance considerations. Patients should call (678) 450-1222 or submit the online appointment form.