Center for Pain Control

We hope you are staying safe during this time. We will be reopening May 4th with a limited schedule. All State, Federal, and local COVID-19 screening protocols will be followed. Wyomissing Surgical Services will also be opening with a limited schedule on May 18th and following all patient safety protocols. Please feel free to contact our office with any questions. Please note, when feasible, we are utilizing recently and temporary enacted allowances from Medicare and some other insurances for telehealth and telemedicine visits.

We remain dedicated to the safety of our patients and staff. We hope that everyone is staying home and safe during this pandemic. While we remain closed in an effort to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 (Novel Corona) virus, we will soon be re-opening on a limited schedule to see patients with more urgent needs. We will be implmenting many safeguards to be as safe as possible when seeing patients in the office. Our surgery center will need to remain closed until the Governor lifts the closure order on non-life sustaining businesses. Feel free to contact us with any questions!

Have extra coats laying around? Consider dropping them off in the foyer of our building at 1235 Penn Ave. Coats will be distributed through New Journey Community Outreach to those in need this winter. Click below for more details.

In this article Dr. Bundy discusses the way pain management has been practiced over time. In recent years (and in light of the opioid epidemic) a more multimodal approach has being adopted, integrating more alternative/holistic options in addition to traditional treatments. While insurance coverage is slowly expanding in some of these areas, it is still not wide spread, leaving many of these options to be paid for out of pocket for now.

Thank you to the Berks County Medical Society for organizing this year's Drug Take Back Event & to local community members for turning in so many unused or expired medications for safe disposal! 160 cars came through and turned in 232 lbs on medications!

Check out this article in the Reading Eagle on new developments in testing for fibromyalgia. Dr. Bundy explains what this could mean for those struggling with this condition.

Turn in unused or expired medications on April 27, 2019 at the First Energy Stadium & receive free tickets to a Reading Fightin Phils game!

Running a successful medical practice depends on all the staff, the ones you see out front, but also those in the back. Thank you for your 15 years of service! Best wishes Paula, on all your future adventures!

Make an appointment today with one of our providers. Acupuncture also available!

Please donate new or used coats this winter for those in need in our community. Collection bins available in the foyer of both buildings at EJ Penn Associates, LLC. Thank you for your generosity!

Mini Gutsy Girl, of My Gut Instinct stops by Center for Pain Control to learn about acupuncture with Martha Decembrino,RN RAc. She is traveling around town to promote the upcoming health and wellness expo, Guts and Glory 5th Anniversary Celebration 2018. Click here to learn more about acupuncture at our facility https://www.centerforpaincontrol.net/acupuncture/

Read Q&A's with Dr. Bundy in the Summer/Fall 2018 edition of "The Response, A Berks County, PA Opioid Coalition Magazine" regarding treating pain in the midst of an opioid crisis.

Part of the team here at Center for Pain Control, are Karen Kerns, PA-C, April Palmer, NP-C & Nicole Harper, PA-C (left to right) who work side by side with Dr. Bundy to provide the best possible care. Call (610) 374-2927 for appointments.