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Fixing Pain, Not Masking It | Dr. Chris Bovinet
What does it really mean to treat pain—and how is that changing?
In this episode of The MedTech Insider, Parker Snedden sits down with Dr. Chris Bovinet, interventional spine physician and President of the Georgia Society of Interventional Pain Physicians, to explore the evolution of pain management from symptom control to true functional restoration.
Dr. Bovinet shares his journey from aspiring pediatrician to minimally invasive spine specialist, and how a desire for both patient impact and life balance shaped his career path. He dives into the rapid innovation happening in interventional spine—where procedures are becoming smaller, smarter, and more effective at actually fixing the root cause of pain.
You’ll hear real patient stories that highlight the life-changing outcomes possible today, insights on where the space is headed, and why the future of spine care is all about restoring function—not just masking symptoms.
He also breaks down:
The shift from “managing” pain to treating underlying pathology
Why minimally invasive procedures are redefining patient care
How to evaluate and adopt new technologies in your practice
The role of sales reps as true clinical partners in the OR
His “4 burners” framework for balancing career, family, health, and life
Whether you’re a physician, industry professional, or just interested in where modern medicine is heading, this episode offers a powerful look at the future of spine care—and the people driving it forward.
The content is for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as medical advice. The views, opinions and information provided by participants are their own and may not reflect those of Spinal Simplicity. Healthcare professionals must exercise independent medical judgment, and patients should always consult with a qualified healthcare professional regarding medical decisions. Finally, the healthcare industry is constantly changing and neither Spinal Simplicity nor the participants can guarantee the accuracy, completeness or timeliness of the information provided in this podcast.
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By Spinal SimplicityWhat does it really mean to treat pain—and how is that changing?
In this episode of The MedTech Insider, Parker Snedden sits down with Dr. Chris Bovinet, interventional spine physician and President of the Georgia Society of Interventional Pain Physicians, to explore the evolution of pain management from symptom control to true functional restoration.
Dr. Bovinet shares his journey from aspiring pediatrician to minimally invasive spine specialist, and how a desire for both patient impact and life balance shaped his career path. He dives into the rapid innovation happening in interventional spine—where procedures are becoming smaller, smarter, and more effective at actually fixing the root cause of pain.
You’ll hear real patient stories that highlight the life-changing outcomes possible today, insights on where the space is headed, and why the future of spine care is all about restoring function—not just masking symptoms.
He also breaks down:
The shift from “managing” pain to treating underlying pathology
Why minimally invasive procedures are redefining patient care
How to evaluate and adopt new technologies in your practice
The role of sales reps as true clinical partners in the OR
His “4 burners” framework for balancing career, family, health, and life
Whether you’re a physician, industry professional, or just interested in where modern medicine is heading, this episode offers a powerful look at the future of spine care—and the people driving it forward.
The content is for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as medical advice. The views, opinions and information provided by participants are their own and may not reflect those of Spinal Simplicity. Healthcare professionals must exercise independent medical judgment, and patients should always consult with a qualified healthcare professional regarding medical decisions. Finally, the healthcare industry is constantly changing and neither Spinal Simplicity nor the participants can guarantee the accuracy, completeness or timeliness of the information provided in this podcast.