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Meet the doctor

Dr. Rehan Memon, MD

Interventional Pain Management Specialist

Board-certified, fellowship-trained, and serving Pasadena, Baytown, Katy, and the Greater Houston area.

Dr. Memon's practice is built around careful diagnosis and minimally invasive interventional care. Patients leave with a clear understanding of what is causing pain and what to do next.

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Care philosophy
Diagnosis first. Clear options. Treatment plans built around function.

Patients should quickly understand what is causing pain, which non-surgical options may help, and how soon treatment can start.

Credentials

Fellowship-trained, board-certified care.

Board Certified in Pain Medicine and Anesthesiology
Certified by the American Board of Addiction Medicine
Fellowship Trained in Interventional Pain
Medicare and Medicaid enrolled provider
BCBS and UHC network participation
Specialist in minimally invasive pain procedures
Training & experience

Built around image-guided, evidence-based pain care.

Dr. Memon completed advanced fellowship training in interventional pain management with a focus on image-guided spine procedures, peripheral nerve interventions, and neuromodulation. His clinical practice emphasizes evidence-based, conservative-first care.

Across each clinic, he leads a team that handles benefit verification, procedure planning, and follow-up so patients can focus on recovery rather than logistics. Bilingual staff support English and Spanish-speaking patients.

Dr. Memon's approach centers on long-term function: building a treatment plan that addresses pain at its source, restores movement, and keeps opioid medication a last resort rather than a first step.

Dr. Memon is board certified in Pain Medicine and Anesthesiology. He is also certified by the American Board of Addiction Medicine and treats patients with substance use disorders, including opioid addiction.

Conditions treated

Pain patterns we evaluate every day.

Procedures performed

Minimally invasive interventional procedures.

Patient-centered approach

Calm, specific, physician-led visits.

Every visit is meant to feel calm, specific, and physician-led. Patients should leave knowing what was found on exam, what the next step is, what it costs against their insurance, and how soon it can happen.

Locations

Three Greater Houston clinics.

Pasadena, Baytown, and Katy — each with the same physician-led approach to interventional pain care.

About the specialty

What an interventional pain specialist does

Dr. Rehan Memon, MD is a board-certified, fellowship-trained interventional pain specialist serving patients across Greater Houston from Interventional Pain Management's Pasadena, Baytown, and Katy locations.

What is an interventional pain management specialist?

An interventional pain management specialist is a physician who diagnoses and treats pain at its source using precise, targeted procedures rather than surgery. Instead of relying on broad medications or operating, these doctors use focused, minimally invasive techniques such as epidural steroid injections, facet joint injections, nerve blocks, and radiofrequency ablation to calm irritated nerves and inflamed joints. The goal is to reduce pain, restore movement, and help patients return to daily life without the recovery time and risks of open surgery.

Pain medicine is recognized as a distinct medical subspecialty. A physician first completes medical school and a residency, then pursues additional fellowship training and may earn subspecialty certification through a member board of the American Board of Medical Specialties. Dr. Memon is board-certified and fellowship-trained, meaning he completed this advanced, supervised education focused specifically on diagnosing and treating complex pain. At Interventional Pain Management, every patient is seen by a specialist devoted exclusively to non-surgical, interventional pain care.

A diagnosis-first, image-guided, non-surgical approach

Effective pain treatment begins with an accurate diagnosis. Dr. Memon takes time to understand each patient's symptoms, review their history and imaging, and identify the specific structure generating the pain, whether that is a herniated disc pressing on a nerve, an arthritic facet joint, or an irritated peripheral nerve. Pinpointing the source matters because back pain, neck pain, and sciatica can share similar symptoms but require very different treatments.

Many interventional procedures are performed using image guidance, such as live X-ray (fluoroscopy), which allows the physician to place medication exactly where it is needed while protecting surrounding tissues. This precision improves both safety and results. Just as important, the entire approach is non-surgical and is not built around long-term opioid use. Dr. Memon focuses on targeted injections and procedures that treat conditions like spinal stenosis, degenerative disc disease, neuropathy, and pain after back surgery, often as part of a broader plan that may include physical therapy. The aim is lasting relief and improved function, using the least invasive option that works.

Frequently asked questions

Does an interventional pain specialist perform surgery?

No. Interventional pain management is a non-surgical specialty. Dr. Memon treats pain using targeted, minimally invasive procedures such as injections, nerve blocks, and radiofrequency ablation. These techniques are designed to relieve pain at its source without the incisions, hospital stays, or long recovery associated with open surgery.

What is fellowship training in pain medicine?

Fellowship training is advanced, supervised education a physician completes after residency to specialize in diagnosing and treating pain. Pain medicine fellowships are accredited through the ACGME, and graduates may earn subspecialty certification. This training builds deep expertise in interventional, image-guided procedures and the safe, evidence-based management of complex pain conditions.

Will I be put on opioids?

Not as a first step. Dr. Memon focuses on interventional procedures, such as targeted injections and nerve treatments, that address the source of pain, so that relief comes from treating the problem rather than masking it. Opioid medication is a last resort, but it is prescribed when it is genuinely the right choice for a patient. Dr. Memon is also certified by the American Board of Addiction Medicine and treats patients with substance use disorders, including opioid addiction.

Can I see Dr. Memon at any of the three locations?

Yes. Dr. Memon and our interventional pain team see patients at all three Greater Houston offices — Pasadena, Baytown, and Katy. You can choose whichever location is most convenient, and our staff will help you book at the office with the soonest availability. Call 713.369.1969 to schedule.

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