Anodyne Pain & Wellness Solutions acquired Arizona-based Integrated Pain Consultants, which specializes in intervention treatments for acute and chronic pain. IPC’s four Phoenix-area clinics and two ambulatory surgery centers specialize in pain treatments for conditions involving the back, neck, joints, nerves, and spine. IPC clinics and centers comprise an expert team of pain specialists–many of whom are consistently awarded “Top Doctor” by Phoenix Magazine, according to a press release. Read more.
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