Applied Pain Associates, PLLC is open and seeing referred patients while we build a new website. Below you will find our location, hours, the conditions and treatments we evaluate, and how new patients are accepted.
New patients are accepted by physician referral only. Relevant medical records are required for review. A direct appointment request does not replace the referral process.
Applied Pain Associates provides interventional pain medicine evaluation and treatment for appropriately selected patients referred by other physicians.
Only another physician can start a new-patient referral.
Relevant documentation supports the consultation request.
Sent through a channel approved by the practice.
Additional records may be requested before scheduling.
Please note: submitting a referral does not guarantee acceptance, scheduling, or a particular treatment. A consultation does not guarantee that a procedure will be recommended.
Dr. Ince evaluates spine-related, joint, nerve, and persistent pain conditions in referred patients. Diagnosis and treatment depend on an individual clinical evaluation.
Upper, middle, or lower back pain involving muscles, joints, discs, or nerves.
Stiffness or discomfort that may extend into the shoulders, arms, or hands.
Pain radiating from the lower back or buttock into the leg.
Disc material that may irritate nearby spinal nerve structures.
Narrowing of spaces in the spine that can affect the nerves.
Pain that may affect the hips, knees, shoulders, or other joints.
Pain associated with different types of arthritis.
Burning, shooting, or tingling pain linked to nerve problems.
Pain that continues beyond the expected course of healing.
Pain that persists after a surgical procedure.
Procedures are considered after clinical evaluation. Some help identify the source of pain; others are intended to manage specific symptoms.
Targeted procedures for selected spinal, joint, and musculoskeletal pain.
Procedures that interrupt or modify selected pain signaling pathways.
Specialized procedures for selected nerve-related and visceral pain conditions.
Evaluation and treatment for selected spinal conditions.
Procedures are considered for selected indications only. Outcomes vary, no result can be guaranteed, and some interventions carry serious risks. Your physician explains the benefits, risks, and alternatives before any procedure.
Dr. Ince is board-certified in Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine by the American Board of Anesthesiology. He provides specialized interventional pain medicine care at Applied Pain Associates in Fort Worth, Texas.
Care begins with a review of the referral, the medical history, and the relevant records, so that any recommendation fits the individual patient.
Referral, medical history, and records.
Examination findings and prior treatment.
Benefits, risks, and alternatives.
We are located in Fort Worth and serve referred patients from Fort Worth and the surrounding Dallas–Fort Worth area.
Applied Pain Associates
Christopher Werner Ince, M.D.
1001 12th Avenue, Suite 172
Fort Worth, TX 76104
| Monday to Friday | 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. |
| Saturday and Sunday | Closed |
Office hours are subject to change. Hours do not establish appointment availability.
Fax: (817) 472-2188
Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Call to confirm referral and records submission instructions.
Patients: ask your treating physician whether a referral to pain medicine is appropriate.
Referring physicians: call before sending records, so they go through the approved secure channel.
Privacy: this page has no forms. Do not send medical information through this website.
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. Do not wait for a call back from this office.
The new Applied Pain Associates website will add more detail for patients and referring physicians.