Back pain, migraines, fibromyalgia, endometriosis, nerve pain, and dozens of conditions in between all have one thing in common when they become chronic: they respond better to coordinated, whole-person care than to a single treatment in isolation. That’s what Override is built around.
of appointments are fully virtual. In-network with most insurance plans in select states.
of patients report improved pain management after working with Override*
satisfaction with Override providers*
*Source: Internal Override Health patient-reported outcomes data
Sciatica, back pain, neck and shoulder pain, arthritis, hip and knee conditions, and more.
Headaches, migraine, TMJ/TMD, and facial nerve pain.
Peripheral neuropathy, diabetic neuropathy, and CRPS.
IBS, endometriosis, interstitial cystitis, and pelvic floor dysfunction.
Chronic pain, regardless of where it starts, tends to share some common threads. The nervous system can become more sensitized over time. Stress, sleep, and movement patterns all influence how pain is experienced. And pain that isn’t addressed on multiple fronts tends to persist even after the original cause has resolved.
That’s why Override treats such a wide range of conditions with the same core model, even though the specifics of your care plan are entirely built around your specific diagnosis.
Whatever condition brought you here, your personalized care plan may include:
Pain specialists trained in pain neuroscience and non-opioid chronic pain management who can oversee your care plan, manage medication when appropriate, and coordinate with any other specialists involved in your care.
Movement specialists trained specifically in chronic pain, matched to your condition, whether that’s trigger point release, staged mobility work, pelvic floor therapy, or graduated desensitization.
Therapists who specialize in chronic pain and help address the stress, fear of movement, and thought patterns that measurably influence how pain is experienced.
Certified pain coaches help you build sustainable daily habits and stay supported between visits.
Jim S., Override patient
If you already have a diagnosis, start with that condition’s page. If you’re not sure, our care team can help you sort through overlapping symptoms during your first visit.
It’s common for chronic pain conditions to co-occur or overlap, back pain and sciatica, or IBS and pelvic floor dysfunction, for example. Your care plan is built around your full picture, not just one diagnosis at a time.
Reach out and we’re happy to discuss whether we’re a fit for your specific situation, even if it’s not a condition with its own dedicated page yet.
Override is in-network with most insurance plans in select states. Our team can help you understand your specific coverage before you get started.
Schedule your free consultation today to learn more.