HCMG – Health Care Medical GroupHealthcare Management Group

Chronic Pain Management

Coordinated, multimodal care for persistent pain conditions.

Chronic pain — pain that persists beyond expected tissue-healing timeframes, typically three months — rarely responds well to single-modality treatment. The chronic pain management program at HCMG is built around the modern biopsychosocial model of pain.

The program integrates physiotherapy, psychological treatment, medical management, acupuncture, and other rehabilitation modalities into a single coherent plan.

What This Program Treats

  • •Chronic post-collision musculoskeletal pain
  • •Persistent post-traumatic headache
  • •Chronic low back pain and neck pain
  • •Neuropathic pain conditions
  • •Fibromyalgia and central sensitization syndromes
  • •Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS)
  • •Pain associated with deconditioning and disability

Our Clinical Approach

Patients entering the program receive a comprehensive multidisciplinary intake that may include physical assessment, psychological screening, sleep and mood evaluation, and review of current medications.

  • •Pain education — modern pain neuroscience education
  • •Graded activity and exercise — supervised return to functional movement
  • •Cognitive Behavioural Therapy — for pain coping, sleep, and mood
  • •Manual therapy and acupuncture — as adjunctive modalities
  • •Medication review — coordinated with the patient’s physician
  • •Functional return-to-activity planning — goal-oriented rehabilitation

Chronic Pain Management in Motor Vehicle Accident Recovery

A significant minority of patients injured in motor vehicle accidents develop persistent pain that does not resolve with standard rehabilitation. For these patients, transition into a structured chronic pain management program produces better functional outcomes.

What to Expect

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Multidisciplinary intake (90–120 minutes): Combined assessment by program clinicians.
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Treatment phase: Coordinated weekly or bi-weekly sessions across modalities.
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Progress review: Multidisciplinary review every 6–8 weeks.
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Transition and discharge: Long-term self-management plan.

Coverage & Funding

  • •Statutory Accident Benefits (auto insurance)
  • •Extended health insurance (component services)
  • •WSIB (with approval)
  • •Private pay

Frequently Asked Questions

Recovering from a motor vehicle accident?

Speak to our intake team today about coordinated assessment and treatment.

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