Chronic Pain Treatment in Northern Virginia: Introducing MagVenture mPNS Therapy at Brain Treatment Center NoVA
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Non-Invasive Chronic Pain Treatment Now Available in Ashburn and Alexandria, Virginia
At Brain Treatment Center NoVA, we believe that chronic pain deserves more than temporary symptom management. Pain affects sleep, mood, relationships, performance, and quality of life. For many individuals, medications, injections, and surgery may not provide the long-term relief they are seeking.
We are excited to announce the launch of our new Pain & Recovery Program, featuring MagVenture Magnetic Peripheral Nerve Stimulation (mPNS) Therapy, now available in both our Ashburn and Alexandria locations.
The program is led by Dr. Joshua Richter, a board-certified Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) physician, former Army Ranger and Special Operations veteran, with advanced training in functional medicine, neuromodulation, TMS, and MeRT.
What Is mPNS Therapy?
Magnetic Peripheral Nerve Stimulation (mPNS) is a non-invasive treatment that uses targeted magnetic pulses to stimulate peripheral nerves associated with chronic pain.
Unlike surgery, injections, or medication-based pain management approaches, mPNS therapy is performed in an outpatient setting and requires no anesthesia, no recovery time, and no medications.
The goal is to support healthier nerve function and help reduce the impact of chronic pain on daily life.
Who May Benefit?
The MagVenture Pain Program may be appropriate for adults experiencing:
Chronic pain
Post-traumatic pain
Post-surgical pain
Musculoskeletal pain
Persistent pain following injury
Pain that has not responded to traditional treatment approaches
Every patient receives an individualized provider assessment before treatment recommendations are made.
Why Chronic Pain Requires a Different Approach
Many people living with chronic pain have been told to simply manage their symptoms.
Unfortunately, pain often becomes much more than a physical sensation.
Over time, chronic pain can affect:
Sleep quality
Energy levels
Physical performance
Mental health
Stress resilience
Relationships
Overall quality of life
At Brain Treatment Center NoVA, we take a comprehensive approach that considers both the physical and functional impact of pain.
A Non-Pharmaceutical Option for Pain Relief
Many patients are seeking alternatives to long-term medication use.
The MagVenture Pain Program was added to provide a non-pharmaceutical, non-invasive option that can be integrated into a broader recovery plan when appropriate.
Our goal is simple:
Help patients improve function, reduce pain-related limitations, and return to the activities that matter most.
Available in Ashburn and Alexandria
The Pain & Recovery Program is now accepting patients at both Brain Treatment Center NoVA locations.
Initial Provider Assessment
$150
Treatment Package
5 Sessions for $1,000
If chronic pain is affecting your work, sleep, training, relationships, or quality of life, it may be time to explore a different approach.
Brain Treatment Center NoVA is proud to offer MagVenture mPNS Therapy as part of our growing suite of services designed to help individuals improve function, restore performance, and move forward.
Schedule Your Consultation Today
Brain Treatment Center NoVA
Ashburn & Alexandria, Virginia
703-857-2560
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Brain Treatment Center NoVA provides non-invasive chronic pain treatment in Ashburn and Alexandria, Virginia. Through our Pain & Recovery Program featuring MagVenture mPNS Therapy, we help individuals experiencing chronic pain, post-traumatic pain, post-surgical pain, and functional limitations explore evidence-based alternatives to medication and surgery. Serving Northern Virginia, Washington, DC, veterans, first responders, and active adults seeking personalized pain care.
Looking for chronic pain treatment in Northern Virginia? Brain Treatment Center NoVA offers MagVenture mPNS Therapy in Ashburn and Alexandria for individuals experiencing chronic pain, nerve pain, post-traumatic pain, post-surgical pain, and persistent musculoskeletal pain. Learn how non-invasive pain treatment may help improve function and quality of life.
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