Our Long Beach Clinic
Board-certified physicians, a diagnosis-first approach, and conservative care before anything invasive.
Last updated
September 28, 2026
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Choosing where to go for pain treatment is a decision that affects how quickly you get relief, and how much trust you can put in the plan you're given. Here's what sets Integrative Sports & Spine apart for patients in Long Beach, beyond the marketing language you'll find on most clinic websites.
Every physician on our team is board-certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R), and several are also board-certified in pain medicine. That includes Dr. Henry K. Lee, DO, our CEO and Medical Director, and Dr. Victoria S. Chang, MD, our co-founder. That specialization matters: it means the physician evaluating your pain has training focused specifically on diagnosing musculoskeletal and nerve-related conditions, not general practice with pain management added on.
A lot of pain care stops at symptom relief: medication that dulls pain without addressing what's causing it. Our approach starts differently. Before recommending treatment, we work to identify which disc, joint, nerve, or soft tissue structure is generating your pain, using a physical exam, imaging, and, when appropriate, diagnostic injections. That lets us recommend a treatment aimed at your specific problem instead of a generic protocol.
We don't default to the most invasive option available. Treatment starts with the least invasive approach likely to help, which for many patients means physical therapy and activity modification, and escalates to interventional procedures like epidural steroid injections or radiofrequency ablation only when needed. When a structural problem genuinely requires surgery, we say so directly and coordinate with a surgeon, rather than avoiding the conversation or rushing to more aggressive treatment than necessary.
We build care at our Long Beach clinic around a few things that matter to patients:
Our Long Beach clinic is staffed by board-certified physicians trained in interventional pain management and PM&R:
Each physician brings the same diagnosis-first, conservative-first approach to every patient they see.
The best way to get a feel for what it's like to be a patient here is to read reviews from people who've already been through it. We encourage you to check our current Google reviews before your visit, and we welcome the accountability that comes with being reviewed publicly.
Reviewing our pre-appointment checklist and 10 questions to ask your pain specialist beforehand can help you get the most out of your first visit.
What makes Integrative Sports & Spine different from other pain clinics in Long Beach?
Our combination of board-certified specialists, imaging-guided diagnosis, and a conservative-first treatment philosophy means your care is built around what's causing your pain, not a generic protocol applied to everyone who walks in.Is Integrative Sports & Spine accepting new patients in Long Beach?
Yes. Our Long Beach clinic welcomes new patients, and many can schedule directly without a referral, depending on their insurance plan.How do I know which physician I'll see?
If you have a preference, let our team know when you schedule and we'll do our best to accommodate it. Otherwise, we can match you with the physician whose specialty best fits your condition. All of our physicians share the same diagnosis-first approach.Do you work with other providers, like chiropractors or surgeons?
Yes. We coordinate care with chiropractors, physical therapists, and surgeons when it genuinely benefits the patient, rather than treating other providers as competitors.
If you're looking for a pain management team that takes the time to diagnose your condition carefully and treat it with non-surgical options first, we'd welcome the opportunity to show you what that looks like at our Long Beach pain clinic.
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