We Fix Chronic Pain.
Specialized care for joint, muscle, and nerve pain.
Who can we help?
Our average new patient has been struggling with pain for more than 6 months and has already seen multiple providers without finding lasting relief, often because something has been missed.
Complicated chronic pain cases are what we do. We locate the underlying issue — the missing piece — so we can give you a precise diagnosis and a treatment plan designed specifically with your goals in mind.
What types of pain do we treat?
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Back Pain
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Joint Pain
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Neck Pain
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Headaches
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Nerve Pain
Less Pain. More Living.
What Makes Us Different?
A Commonly Missed Piece of Chronic Pain
Adhesion (Scar Tissue/Fibrosis) is a soft-tissue restriction that can affect muscles, tendons, and nerves — limiting movement and contributing to chronic pain.
It can develop from trauma, overuse and prolonged periods of inactivity.
Despite how common adhesion is and the role it can play in chronic pain, it often goes undiagnosed.
Identifying and treating these commonly missed restrictions is the focus of our clinic.
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A 30 minute conversation with Dr. Ben to discuss your pain history, what you've already tried, and what you're currently experiencing. This thorough consult determines whether Pivotal Point is the right fit for your case.
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Range-of-motion testing, functional measurements, and precise palpation help identify what is contributing to your pain and what may have been missed. These findings guide your diagnosis and treatment plan.
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Treatment is directed specifically at what we find during the examination, with a focus on reducing adhesion and restoring movement and function.
Based on our clinic experience, most patients begin noticing significant improvement within the first 6-8 visits.
OUR PROCESS
Why patients trust Dr. Ben
U.S. Marine Corps Veteran • Chronic Pain & Adhesion Specialist
Experience Built for Complicated Pain
Dr. Ben Lickteig specializes in helping patients with persistent joint, muscle, and nerve pain — especially when previous treatments have failed to provide lasting relief.
His approach to chronic pain is personal. During his service as a U.S. Marine Corps officer, Dr. Ben experienced disc injuries of his own — giving him firsthand perspective on how pain can affect everyday life. That experience continues to shape his disciplined, problem-solving approach to patient care.