Pain Management Doctor South Loop

Getting to Loop Medical Center from the South Loop

By CTA: Take the Red, Green, or Orange Line to Roosevelt station. Walk one
block north on Michigan Ave to 1921 S Michigan Ave. Under 10 minutes from
most South Loop addresses.

By Car: Accessible from Lake Shore Drive northbound, the Dan Ryan
Expressway, and Michigan Avenue. Drive time from within the South Loop is
approximately 5 minutes.

Pain Management and Vein Treatment for South Loop Patients

Dr. Elbaridi treats the full range of pain conditions and vein conditions
for patients traveling from the South Loop.

Many of the pain conditions we treat are directly connected to how South
Loop patients live and work. Long hours at a desk compress the spine.
Daily runs on concrete stress the lower back and knees. Standing jobs
strain the hips and SI joints. Physical therapy addresses the muscle
layer, but when the structural source of the problem is a compressed
nerve, a deteriorating disc, or venous insufficiency, it takes a different
level of care to get lasting relief.

What to Expect at Your First Visit

Your first appointment at Loop Medical Center is a consultation, not a
procedure. Dr. Elbaridi reviews your history and any imaging you have. He
performs a focused physical examination. He explains what he finds in
plain language and walks you through your options before anything is
scheduled.

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If you bring prior MRI results or imaging from another provider, he will
review them during your visit. Most patients leave their first appointment
with a clear diagnosis and a specific treatment plan.