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Parker Adventist Hospital Welcomes
Pain Management Specialist,
Stephen Campbell, MD to Our Community
Stephen Campbell, MD
Pain Medicine
Dr. Stephen Campbell grew
up in Broomfield, Colorado.
He has had a number of
careers prior to embarking
on his career in medicine,
including a researcher at
the University of Colorado’s
Institute for Behavioral
Genetics and as an electron
microscopist and biochemist
for the American Cyanamid
Company.
He also had a career as a photographer and
videographer prior to attending medical school at the
Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences.
He completed his residency training in anesthesiology
at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas
City and a pain management fellowship at Henry Ford
Hospital in Detroit, Michigan. His approach to pain
medicine favors multiple modalities that best optimize
his patients functional needs and the desired outcome.
His approach to pain medicine combines several pain
management options. These include:
• Physical therapy
• Cognitive behavioral therapies
• Interventional pain procedures including
injections and ablations
• Medication management
• Spinal cord stimulator implants
• Intrathecal pain pumps
Dr. Campbell is now accepting new patients.
Most insurances are accepted.
E. Arahapo Rd.
Cornerstar Healthcare
Plaza
S.Pa
E-470
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Parker
Adventist
Hospital
Rd.
Cornerstar Healthcare Plaza
15901 E. Briarwood Cir,
Suite 200
Aurora, CO 80016
303-649-3870
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Lumbar, thoracic and cervical interlaminar epidural
injections
Sacral, lumbar and cervical transforaminal epidural
injections
Caudal epidural injections with and without Racz catheter
Lumbar medial branch blocks
Cervical medial branch block (posterior and lateral
approaches)
Lumbar and thoracic facet intraarticular injections
Sacroiliac joint injections
Sacral, lumbar, thoracic and cervical radiofrequency
thermocoagulation
Stellate ganglion blocks
Lumbar sympathetic blocks
Superior hypogastric blocks
Ganglion impar blocks
Splanchnic nerve blocks
Celiac plexus blocks
Gray rami communicantes blocks and radiofrequency
thermocoagulation
Intercostal nerve blocks
Botox injections
Trigger point injections
Intrathecal pump trials, implants and revisions
Intrathecal pump refills and reprogramming
Spinal cord stimulator trials, implants and revisions
Hip intraarticular injections
Trochanteric bursa injections
Knee intraarticular injections
Subacromial bursa injections
Biceps tendon injections
Geniculate nerve blocks and radiofrequency
thermocoagulation
Tibial nerve neurolysis
Supraorbital nerve block and radiofrequency
thermocoagulation
Greater and lesser occipital nerve blocks
Trigeminal nerve blocks (V2 and V3)
Lidocaine infusions
Pubis symphysis block
Suprascapular blocks
Discography