With more than three decades of experience in the healthcare industry, Gregory "Greg" Angle serves as the president of HCA Mountain Division. Based in Cottonwood Heights, Utah, Greg Angle oversees all the medical institution's assets, including its interventional pain centers.

1. Understanding
Interventional Pain
Management
Greg Angle

2. Introduction
• With more than three decades of experience in the
healthcare industry, Gregory "Greg" Angle serves as
the president of HCA Mountain Division. Based in
Cottonwood Heights, Utah, Greg Angle oversees all
the medical institution's assets, including its
interventional pain centers.
Chronic pain affects more than 100 million U.S.
citizens, as stated by the American Academy of
Pain Medicine, and interventional pain
management is one way in which individuals can
still treat chronic pain even if other methods have
not worked.

3. Interventional Pain
• Dedicated to diagnosing and treating pain,
interventional pain medicine maintains a
multidisciplinary approach to help a patient manage,
reduce, or relieve pain. In this way, a patient receives
treatment from multiple doctors, from physiatrists and
anesthesiologists, to nurses and psychologists.
A patient can expect a thorough examination at the
beginning of their treatment in which he or she informs
the doctor as to where the pain is located and what
treatments he or she has undergone. The doctor will
perform diagnostic tests, such as X-rays or an MRI, in
order to rule out related conditions. Ultimately, the
interventional pain management specialist will
determine a personalized, comprehensive pain program.