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About Us

The pain management center is located in Lowell, MA and specializes in pain evaluation, management and intervention. A pain management leader in Eastern Massachusetts, the practice believes in reducing and managing pain without relying on prescription medication whenever possible. The goal is always to improve your quality of life and get you back to what you enjoy.  

Our physicians are double board-certified and use the most modern diagnostic and therapeutic techniques in conjunction with alternative methods such as acupuncture, cognitive behavioral, and physiotherapy. Our goal is to maximize safety and efficacy.

We work with other area specialists, surgeons, and primary care providers to coordinate the best care possible.

Our services

Our Services

. Lowell Spine and Pain Associates offers personalized, evidence-based treatments which have been proven effective in the treatment of pain.  Procedures Conditions Treated Patient resources

Spinal Injections

What are epidural steroid injections? An injection of a steroid usually performed to treat arm or leg pain, a condition commonly known as “sciatica.” Sciatica…

Radiofrequency Ablation

What is radiofrequency ablation (neurotomy)? Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) uses a low-level electric current to heat up a small area of a nerve to stop it…

Pelvic pain

What is chronic pelvic pain? What conditions cause pelvic pain? What services does the pain clinic offer? Where can I find more resources? Books Online…

Nerve blocks

What are nerve blocks? How are they done? Post-Procedure: Risks:

Peripheral nerve stimulation

What is peripheral nerve stimulation? What is the process? What is a trial? What devices are used for the implant?

Appointments and Referrals

To schedule your first visit, please ask your primary care office to send a referral via fax (978-937-6842) or EPIC. Your primary care may request an NPI number (Dr. Adler 1225448764, Dr. Henkle 1669630083). For questions, call 978-937-6460 for more information.

Quick practice information

What should I expect for my first appointment?
Your first appointment will be a thorough consultation with one of our physicians. We are unable to provide injections at consult visits.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
The more information, the better. A list of prior injections and surgeries, an MRI disc (unless imaging is done at Shields or Rayus/Chelmsford Diagnostic Imaging) and a medication list will allow us to provide you the most complete care.
When should I arrive for my initial appointment?
Please come 30 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment time.
What do I need to do before my first appointment?
Please make sure to fill out the forms you receive by mail or download them from the forms section of this website. Also make sure to pre-register.
Do you take my insurance?
We take most commercial and Medicare plans as well as Massachusetts Medicaid plans.
Do you see worker's compensation cases?
Yes, however you will need an approval to see our clinic. Please call 978-937-6460 to learn more.
What are the clinic hours?
We are open Mon-Thurs 8AM-4PM and Fri 8AM-12PM.
Is there parking?
You may park in the parking garage or parking lot.