Source-backed provider directory
Programs whose official pages discuss cryoneurolysis or iovera for a stated knee-pain context. Native-knee, perioperative, and postsurgical uses are kept distinct.
Showing 9 of 9 source-verified programs
Pueblo, CO
independent pain practice
The practice has a current official page describing iovera cryoneurolysis.
Context: chronic knee and other peripheral painOfficial source rechecked August 12, 2026Pella, IA
health system
The health system maintains an official iovera cold-therapy page for pain management.
Context: knee osteoarthritis and other painOfficial source rechecked August 12, 2026Zachary, LA
health system
Lane describes iovera for chronic knee osteoarthritis and pain before knee replacement.
Context: native knee osteoarthritis and perioperative painOfficial source rechecked August 12, 2026Hackensack, NJ
health system
Hackensack Meridian describes iovera as a nonsurgical knee-pain treatment.
Context: knee painOfficial source rechecked August 12, 2026Brooklyn, NY
academic medical center
Maimonides states that it offers cryoneurolysis for knee pain due to osteoarthritis.
Context: native knee osteoarthritisOfficial source rechecked August 12, 2026Cincinnati-area, OH / KY
independent orthopedic practice
Official practice page describes iovera as a minimally invasive knee-pain treatment.
Context: knee painOfficial source rechecked August 12, 2026DuBois / Clearfield, PA
health system
Penn Highlands reports iovera availability through orthopedic and pain locations.
Context: joint and knee painOfficial source rechecked August 12, 2026Midland, TX
health system
Official page states that the practice offers iovera for chronic knee pain and perioperative pain control.
Context: knee osteoarthritis and perioperative knee-replacement painOfficial source rechecked August 12, 2026Pullman, WA
health system
The hospital describes iovera cryoneurolysis through its interventional pain program.
Context: chronic pain including knee painOfficial source rechecked August 12, 2026