Lien Pain Management

Washington

Pain management on a lien in Seattle, WA

The federal NPI Registry lists more than 213 pain management doctors with a practice address in Seattle, most of them along Ne Pacific St and 9th Ave.

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Seattle at a glance

residents (2023 Census estimate)
755,078
County
King
registered pain management doctors with an office here
213+
per 100,000 residents (area average 23.8)
28.2
ZIP with the most offices
98195

Registered pain management doctors in Seattle

Alphabetical, from the federal NPI Registry (CMS), fetched 2026-11-05. Not a ranking or an endorsement; nobody pays to appear in this list. Confirm details with each office.

  • Adam Balkany, DO

    Anesthesiology, Pain Medicine

    1550 N 115th St · 98133

    206-520-5000

  • Alex Cahana, MD

    Anesthesiology, Pain Medicine

    1959 Ne Pacific St · 98195

    206-598-4260

  • Corrie Anderson

    Anesthesiology, Pain Medicine

    4800 Sand Point Way Ne · 98105

    206-987-2000

  • David Cassius, MD

    Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Pain Medicine

    600 Broadway Suite 270 · 98122

    206-624-9876

  • Jane Ballantyne, MD

    Anesthesiology, Pain Medicine

    325 9th Ave · 98104

    206-520-5358

  • Louisa Eckman Basiri, MD, MPH

    Anesthesiology, Pain Medicine

    1959 Ne Pacific St · 98195

    206-520-5000

  • Miroslav Backonja, MD

    Psychiatry & Neurology, Pain Medicine

    4225 Roosevelt Way Ne Fl 4 · 98105

    206-598-4282

  • Rana Al-jumah

    Anesthesiology, Pain Medicine

    1959 Ne Pacific St · 98195

    206-520-5000

  • Sheila Chiu, DO

    Anesthesiology, Pain Medicine

    325 9th Ave Box 359724 · 98104

    206-744-7065

  • Yian Chen, MD

    Anesthesiology, Pain Medicine

    325 9th Ave · 98104

    206-520-5000

Plus 203 more registered in Seattle. Search them all at npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov.

Treatments commonly provided on a lien in Washington

  • Epidural steroid injections and nerve blocks for neck, back and radiating pain after a crash.
  • Facet injections and radiofrequency ablation when joint pain in the spine persists.
  • Medication management and referrals for imaging or surgery consults when needed.

Arrangements in Washington differ from California's; many providers use a letter of protection instead of a lien. Ask the provider and attorney before treatment starts.

Choosing a pain doctor in Seattle

  • Check the license with your state licensing board. Physicians can also be looked up on DocInfo.org.
  • Ask whether the doctor is board certified in pain medicine (through anesthesiology, PM&R or neurology).
  • Ask which procedures are done in the office and which at a surgery center, and who reads your imaging.
  • Bring a list of medicines, prior imaging (MRI, X-ray) and the dates your pain started or changed.

Near Seattle

Questions people ask

How many pain management doctors practice in Seattle?
The federal NPI Registry lists more than 213 pain management doctors with a practice address in Seattle, most of them along Ne Pacific St and 9th Ave. Source: CMS NPI Registry, practice-location addresses.
Which nearby cities have more options than Seattle?
Bellevue (60, 9.2 mi) and Kent (3, 17.2 mi).
Can a practice sponsor the Seattle page?
Yes. This page has 2 sponsor positions, sold for a flat monthly fee and always labeled "Sponsored". Organic listings are never for sale.
Which pain treatments need a specialist rather than a primary doctor?
Image-guided procedures such as epidural steroid injections, facet and nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation and spinal cord stimulator trials are done by pain medicine or PM&R physicians, usually after a referral and imaging.
Do I need imaging before a pain procedure in Seattle?
Usually yes. Most practices want a recent MRI or X-ray and notes from prior care; bring them to the first visit to avoid a second appointment.

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