
Interventional pain management services are available at Moffitt Cancer Center as part of our Anesthesiology Program. For cancer patients who are experiencing discomfort as a result of their diagnoses or treatment side effects, we offer a variety of effective techniques to relieve and manage various forms of chronic and acute pain. Our goal is to help our patients improve their function, minimize their need for narcotics and achieve a better quality of life.

Moffitt’s highly focused, multispecialty team is skilled in providing the latest pain management techniques, including advanced, minimally invasive procedures designed to provide effective, potent analgesia. We understand that each patient’s pain is unique, so we create individualized treatment plans. Our team is made up of experts in various disciplines, including neurology, physical therapy and others, who develop comprehensive interventional pain management plans to help patients:
- Learn to cope with pain
- Find relief by reducing the duration and severity of the discomfort
- Resolve sleep problems
- Achieve greater function, allowing them to participate in the activities they enjoy
- Overcome isolation
- Facilitate recovery
- Enhance their quality of life
Moffitt also offers patients various forms of supportive care, which are administered by members of our Integrative Medicine Program. For instance, many patients find therapies like acupuncture, therapeutic massage and meditation to be beneficial as forms of non-pharmaceutical pain management.
At Moffitt, we are committed to delivering excellent patient care, conducting extensive research and promoting world-class education. As an active participant in the Pain Medicine Fellowship based in the Department of Neurology of the University of South Florida, we host a Multidisciplinary Pain Conference and Quality Assurance meeting every month.