Relief starts here.
Without Travel or Surgery.
Living with chronic pain? You don’t have to go far to find relief.
Hereford Regional Medical Center now offers expert, non-surgical pain management right here in our community.
HRMC’s Pain Management Clinic provides targeted, minimally invasive treatments to help reduce pain, restore movement, and improve your quality of life.
Appointments available Wednesdays from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Meet Your Pain Management Providers
Kyle Anderson, CRNA, NSPM-C
Kyle Anderson, CRNA, NSPM-C, is a highly experienced Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) and Non-Surgical Pain Management Certified (NSPM-C) specialist dedicated to delivering safe, compassionate, and evidence-based care in both surgical anesthesia and chronic pain interventions.
With over a decade of clinical practice, Kyle provides comprehensive anesthesia services—including general and regional techniques—across operating rooms and obstetric settings in rural and critical access hospitals. He is recognized for his advanced expertise in fluoroscopy-guided interventional pain management procedures for chronic pain conditions. Committed to patient safety, independent practice in underserved communities, and advancing pain management techniques, Kyle continues to blend clinical excellence with ongoing doctoral studies to elevate anesthesia and interventional pain care.
Josh Stevenson, CRNA
Josh Stevenson is the Chief of Anesthesia at Hereford Regional Medical Center and the founder of Stevenson Anesthesia Associates, PC. With more than 14 years of experience in anesthesia practice and leadership, Josh brings a deep commitment to high-quality, patient-centered care.
Josh is a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) with a Master of Science in Nurse Anesthesia. Throughout his career, he has provided full-scope anesthesia services across a wide range of clinical settings, including general surgery, obstetrics, trauma, emergency care, and pain management. His clinical background is complemented by extensive experience in anesthesia program development, staffing, and operational leadership for critical access and rural hospitals.
Treatments Available
These injections target pain in your spine. Using real-time X-ray (fluoroscopy), the doctor guides the needle exactly where it’s needed to reduce inflammation and relieve pain.
RFA uses heat to “turn off” pain signals from specific nerves. It’s often used for long-term relief from neck, back, or joint pain.
| These are small injections near the nerves that send pain signals from your spine’s facet joints. If this block works, it helps confirm the source of pain and may lead to a longer-lasting treatment like RFA. |
| These injections numb specific nerves to reduce pain and can also help figure out exactly where the pain is coming from. |
| Used for muscle pain, these injections go directly into tight or knotted muscles to help them relax and stop causing discomfort. |
| A common treatment for back or leg pain, these injections deliver anti-inflammatory medicine into the space around your spinal nerves to reduce swelling and pressure. |
| These injections are used for joint pain, like in the knees, hips, or shoulders. They help calm inflammation in the joint or surrounding tissue (bursa) to ease pain and improve movement. |
