Personalized interventional pain management and targeted treatment options focused on helping patients improve comfort, function, and quality of life.
At Columbia Pain Management, we are dedicated to providing individualized care for patients experiencing acute and chronic pain.
Our practice offers specialized interventional pain management procedures tailored to each patient's condition and treatment needs.
Learn More About UsExplore targeted procedures and learn how they may fit into an individualized care plan.
Epidural steroid injections deliver medication into the epidural space near spinal nerves. These procedures may help reduce inflammation and manage selected types of spinal or radiating nerve pain.
Learn More about Epidural Steroid InjectionsFacet joint injections target small joints within the spine. They may be used to evaluate or help manage pain arising from these joints.
Learn More about Facet Joint InjectionsTargeted injections near specific nerves that may be used to diagnose sources of pain or provide temporary relief.
Learn More about Nerve BlocksInjections targeting localized areas of muscle tenderness and tension.
Learn More about Trigger Point InjectionsSpecialized procedures targeting the sympathetic nervous system for selected pain conditions.
Learn More about Sympathetic Nerve BlocksSpecialized nerve blocks that may be used to manage certain types of upper abdominal pain.
Learn More about Celiac Plexus BlocksPain can affect many parts of life. Learning about your symptoms is a starting point for a conversation with your physician.
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Good care begins with a conversation. Get to know the physician behind Columbia Pain Management.
Moin U. Mallhi, MD, is a pain-management physician with a background in anesthesiology and subspecialty training in pain management. His approach brings together individualized evaluation, conservative care, and interventional treatment options, with attention to comfort, function, and quality of life.
Meet the DoctorFrom your first conversation to continued care, your individual needs guide the process.
Connect with the office to discuss scheduling and what to bring.
Discuss your concerns, medical history, and how pain affects daily life.
Review suitable options, possible benefits, and risks with your physician.
Discuss your response and the next steps in your care.
Contact Columbia Pain Management to learn more about our services and scheduling options.
