Revolution Medical Centers

Revolution Medical Centers is a skilled Medical Center in Jonesboro, AR. Accepting new appointments. Call today or request an appointment on our website.

Jonesboro and NEA’s only integrated medical office specializing in Responsible Pain Management™ to reduce the need for pain medication and provide regenerative therapy alternatives to surgery!

Your custom treatment plan is built with a team approach to ensure maximum success in the shortest amount of time. All of our doctors, nurses, and rehab staff are involved and hands-on with every patient. We believe the least-invasive treatments should always come first before exploring more invasive and potentially destructive treatments. We want to help avoid and reduce the use of pain medication, steroids, burning off nerves, and surgery. Our integrated approach utilizes cutting-edge regenerative therapies and joint injections, physical medicine, manual therapies and rehab, the latest highly-effective technology, and functional medicine.

Our patients have a variety of options for pain alleviation. It’s important to be aware of the non-invasive alternatives if you’ve been considering invasive treatments like surgery or medication. If you’re looking for an alternative to surgery or medicine, our clinic offers a variety of non-invasive treatments.

Functional medicine is a personalized and integrative approach to healthcare which involves understanding the prevention, management, and root causes of complex chronic disease. It has evolved integrative, holistic, conventional and naturopathic models to offer the most comprehensive and effective approach to healthcare in the 21st century.

Symptoms of back pain can range from moderate to severe and debilitating. Back pain can limit your range of motion and negatively impact your ability to do daily tasks and enjoy life. If you’re experiencing chronic discomfort, see your doctor right away.

Additionally, hip and knee pain may result in a lack of mobility and muscle weakness, as well the inability to bear weight and trouble rising from the chair.

Having pain in any part of the head is called a headache. Often, a headache that is bothering you isn’t dangerous and will go away on its own. Severe headaches that last for a short or long time and have a big impact on your ability to do everyday things and your quality of life can often be controlled or eliminated with the right treatment.