Conditions Treated
- Back Pain
- Neck Pain
- Nerve Pain
- Muscle Conditions
- Joint Conditions
- Worker Compensation Injuries
- Sciatica
- Spinal Stenosis
- Back, Neck & Nerve Pain
- Muscle & Joint Conditions
Procedures Performed
- Interventional Pain Management
- Non-Surgical Spine Treatments
- Minimally Invasive Pain Procedures
- Rehabilitation Care
Education & Training
Fellowship
Pain Medicine FellowshipVirginia Commonwealth University
Residency
Physical Medicine & RehabilitationVirginia Commonwealth University
Medical Degree
West Virginia University
Meet the Care Team
About
Dr. Anthony DiNicola
Pain Management & Rehabilitation Specialist
Back, Neck & Nerve Pain | Muscle & Joint Conditions | Worker Compensation Injuries
Dr. DiNicola specializes in interventional pain management including the diagnosis, treatment and management of painful back, neck, joint, muscle and nerve conditions. He believes in a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach for each patient’s care to maximize function and enhance the quality of life. He completed his undergraduate training at Virginia Tech and medical school training at West Virginia University. He completed his residency training in physical medicine and rehabilitation at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA. He then completed a pain medicine fellowship at Virginia Commonwealth University.
Dr. DiNicola loves spending his free time with his wife and two daughters. He also enjoys tennis, college football, and fishing.
“Dr. DiNicola was attentive, compassionate, and truly focused on helping improve my quality of life. He explained my treatment plan clearly and helped me feel comfortable throughout the entire process.”
Patient Reviews
What Patients Say About Dr. Anthony DiNicola
“Dr. DiNicola has a wonderful bedside manner, & he is pleasant, kind and an excellent listener, and genuinely seems to care for his patients. You can tell when a doctor really cares about your well-being and when they don’t.”
Michelle Covington
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