Yes. A referral is required for all new patients. Your referring provider should fax:

-Recent office notes

-Relevant imaging

-Pertinent labs to 203-626-1624.

This ensures Mary has the clinical information needed to safely and effectively manage your chronic pain.

Mary treats a wide range of chronic pain conditions, including:

-Joint and spine pain

-Nerve pain and neuropathy

-Autoimmune-related pain

-Fibromyalgia and CRPS

-Pelvic and women’s chronic pain

-Migraines and headache disorders

-Vascular and wound-related pain

-Pain without a clear diagnosis

If your pain has been difficult to explain or has been dismissed elsewhere, you are welcome here.

Mary provides personalized, evidence-based chronic pain management, which may include:

-Non-opioid medication options

-Opioid therapy (when appropriate and safe)

-Suboxone treatment and tapering support

-Trigger point injections

-Combination strategies tailored to your symptoms and goals

Treatments are chosen collaboratively and adjusted over time as your needs evolve.

Yes, when appropriate and when clinically safe.

Mary uses a balanced, compassionate approach to opioid management, with careful monitoring, open communication, and a focus on long-term well-being. Not every patient requires or benefits from opioid therapy, but for some individuals, it can be part of an effective treatment plan.

Yes. Mary offers gentle, structured tapering plans, as well as Suboxone treatment when appropriate.

Patients often seek support after trying to taper on their own or feeling rushed elsewhere. Here, the pace is individualized, nonjudgmental, and always focused on your comfort and safety.

You can still come to us. Many patients begin care without a definitive diagnosis or with symptoms that don’t fit neatly into one category. Chronic pain is complex, Mary’s job is to help you make sense of it, even when clarity has been hard to find.

Your first visit includes a comprehensive evaluation, which often involves:

-Discussing your pain history

-Reviewing medications and previous treatments

-Going over imaging or lab results

-Understanding how pain impacts your daily life

-Setting shared goals for relief and function

Mary takes time to listen so your care plan reflects your unique needs.

Absolutely. Many patients benefit from non-opioid options such as:

-Anti-inflammatory medications

-Trigger point injections

-Toradol (when appropriate)

-Lifestyle and functional support

Non-opioid and opioid options can also be combined when medically appropriate.

Yes, we accept most major insurance plans, including:

-Aetna

-Anthem BCBS

-Cigna

-Connecticare

-Humana

-Medicare

-Medicaid

-United Healthcare

-CarePartners of CT (pending)

If you have questions about coverage, please call our office.

Yes. Pain often has more than one source, autoimmune inflammation, nerve issues, joint degeneration, hormonal changes, or past injuries.

Mary creates integrated treatment plans that address the full picture.

Every patient is different. Some individuals feel relief quickly with targeted treatments; others need time, adjustments, or a combination of therapies. The goal is sustainable progress, not temporary fixes.

Then you are in the right place. Mary’s care is grounded in listening, believing your experience, understanding your daily challenges, while offering realistic, compassionate support. Your pain is valid, and you deserve respect and relief.