Overview
We offer you a range of treatments to help relieve your back pain
If you haven’t had it yet, it’s likely that sooner or later you might. Fortunately, most of the time, the pain improves with conservative treatments — and there are a lot of them. But when surgery is necessary, it can work very well too.
UW Health offers a complete back pain program that includes rehabilitation medicine and pain management doctors, neurosurgeons, sports medicine and orthopedic surgeons, health psychologists and spine physical therapy and rehabilitation. We provide all types of treatment, from the simple to the complex. You can depend on us to help you find options to manage or eliminate your pain.
Treatments
Helping you find relief
Many things can cause back pain, so there are many treatments that may help it.
We tailor treatment to your needs. When we can, we use conservative treatments before turning to more advanced treatments such as surgery.
Symptoms
Managing your condition
Meet our team
Quality care
When you have back pain, the provider you see might depend on the type of problem you have. We have a team of experts who may take part in your care. They work together to help you find relief.
Locations
Help for your discomfort is nearby
We see people for back pain at clinics throughout Madison. We also have locations in Reedsburg and Prairie du Sac.
Research and clinical trials
Help yourself while helping others
At UW Health, we’re always looking for new and better ways to help people with back pain. You can play a part — and get tips to manage your own back pain at the same time. We’re currently looking for people to take part in our Strategies To Assist with Management of Pain (STAMP), which consists of an 8-week training program. Learn more about the study
Meet our patients
Watch some of our success stories
Patient and support services
Support groups, classes and events
Chronic pain group classes and support
Acceptance and commitment therapy: Living well beyond your pain
Lifestyle skills for chronic pain
Mind-body medicine group
Pain management and coping group
For more information, call (608) 890-6464.