Advanced Pain Care is proud to be a leader in community outreach, health, and wellness across Texas.

Walk With a Doc

Is pain keeping you from getting your steps in? Interested in the physical and mental health benefits of aerobic activity, but not sure how to get started? Walk With a Doc is one of our outreach programs here to guide you every step of the way! At free, local Walk With a Doc events, you will learn about current health topics, meet other fun and interesting people in your community, and enjoy a healthy walk. To get involved, visit Walk with A Doc’s Website. →

Ronald McDonald House

Our providers actively host talks and seminars at assisted living facilities to educate residents on treatments for those living with chronic pain. You can also find us hosting health fairs and providing volunteer work at the Ronald McDonald House. →

Walk&Watch to Cure Arthritis

We are beyond honored to be chosen by the Arthritis Foundation’s 2021 Medical Honorees for the Central & South Texas Walk to Cure Arthritis!

At Advanced Pain Care, we are committed to improving the lives of arthritis warriors in our community and are grateful for this partnership! Join us in support of the over 54 million Americans living with arthritis!

Wonders & Worries

Advanced Pain Care is proud to sponsor Wonders & Worries. Chronic pain can affect the whole family. Since 2001, this non-profit has offered tools and support for children and teenagers coping with a parent’s serious illness. Wonders & Worries →

Samaritan Center Advisory Board

Advanced Pain Care strives to support all realms of patient wellness. Our pain management specialists have experience treating everything from acute to chronic pain, and know that pain impacts many arenas of life. Our very own Dr. Mark Malone serves on the Advisory Board to the Samaritan Center, a program dedicated to providing holistic mental health to individuals and families in Central Texas. Learn more about the Samaritan Center. →

Partners 4 Patients

Through our partnership with The Arthritis Foundation, we are working around the clock to connect you with the latest in arthritis research and treatment. To learn more about this partnership, visit The Arthritis Foundation Online. →

“Feed the Need” Texas Virtual Food Drive

During these uncertain times, the people who suffer the most are often the ones who have the least, and they rely on our neighborhood food pantries to feed their families. Advanced Pain Care is proud to be a sponsor of the “Feed the Need Texas Virtual Food Drive,” a virtual drive to generate donations for food pantries in the greater Austin area including Waco, Temple, Belton, Killeen, and Bryan/College Station.

Community Accolades

Advanced Pain Care, Amarillo was awarded first place two years in a row in the 2019 and 2020 Deck the Herd contest, an event that promotes art in public places and raising funds to beautify downtown.

Dr. Earl Kilbride and Dr. Glenn Harper for their feature in Austin Monthly’s list of “Austin’s Top Doctors 2021.” for Orthopedics and Neurosurgery respectively.

Dr. JM Paterno and Dr. Glenn Harper for their feature in Austin Monthly’s “Top Doctors, the Best Physicians in 57 Specialties,” for Pain Management and Neurosurgery respectively.

Justin Henne, FNP for selection as one of 5 top finalists in the Austin American Statesman’s Recognizing Nurses program in both Nurse Practitioner and Rehab categories.

Chelsea Simon, our COO, for her feature in Austin Women Magazine’s “ATX Women to Watch.”

Summer Urbanczyk, our chief nursing officer, for her feature in Austin Women Magazine’s “ATX Women to Watch.”

Danielle Allen, our Director of Nursing, was chosen as top 10 finalist for the Waco Tribune-Herald Top Nurses Recognition.

Our Chief Executive Officer, Founder and President Dr. Mark Malone gets nominated and interviewed by Top Doctor Magazine.

One of three award winners for Austin360’s and The Austin American-Statesman’s 2021 Best of the Best Award for Best Company Culture.

Civic Engagement: APC Gives Back

Advanced Pain Care maintains a strong outreach presence in the community by speaking to people at health fairs, groups, organizations, seminars, assisted living and retirement homes.  This is an essential part of education and preventative medicine. We participate in, and host, these talks with the goal of helping people live the healthiest lives possible by engaging the public in conversation about common health issues and concerns.