Superior Pain Relief serves The Woodlands and Greater Houston including Baytown, and Conroe, Texas.
Dr. Malik and the dedicated team at Superior Pain Relief provide comprehensive care to address your unique pain needs. The specialist practice provides exceptional diagnosis and treatment with a focus on personalized treatment plans for acute, chronic, and complex pain conditions.
Zaid Malik, MD is an exceptionally well-qualified physician who holds board certifications in pain medicine, addiction medicine, general psychiatry, and child and adolescent psychiatry. Dr. Malik helps patients find the source of their pain, even when they’ve been unable to get an accurate diagnosis elsewhere.
Superior Pain Relief provides proven treatments that reduce suffering and help patients achieve a better quality of life. There’s a comprehensive range of treatments available, including physical therapies, occupational and psychological therapies, and complementary therapies to suit all needs. There’s also an extensive selection of the most advanced pain management treatments at the cutting-edge of medical science, such as regenerative medicine and implantable pain management devices.
If pain is affecting your quality of life, you’ll find excellent treatment solutions at Superior Pain Relief. Call us today to schedule a consultation.
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We will work with you and your insurance company to get the care you need. We accept all major insurance and offer payment plans.
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