Arkansas Spine and Pain converts satellite facility to full-time office

Little Rock-based Arkansas Spine and Pain is converting its satellite office in Conway, Ark., to a full-time practice, according to a report by The Cabin.

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Initially, patients were seen at the Conway clinic based on appointment. Now the clinic will operate during normal business hours Monday through Thursday. Krishnappa Prasad, MD, will provide care at the Conway location.

 

Arkansas Spine and Pain focuses on interventional pain management and minimally invasive spine procedures, according to the report.

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