Pain that has lasted more than three months — affecting roughly 1 in 5 people and rising. Treatable with the right multidisciplinary approach.
Chronic pain — also known as persistent pain — is diagnosed when pain has lasted more than three months. Approximately 1 in 5 people suffer from some form of chronic pain and the incidence has risen sharply since the COVID pandemic.
It’s a complex phenomenon with biological, psychological and social components. Because it doesn’t reflect tissue injury, it can become a severe burden — for patients and for the people around them. That’s why a multidisciplinary approach is the right one.
There’s no single drug that resolves chronic pain. What works is the right combination of tools, delivered by a team that talks to each other.
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No single specialist treats chronic pain alone. Our team coordinates medical, lifestyle and complementary care around you.
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After your first consultation, you leave with a treatment plan you can read, share with your GP and refer back to.
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We aim to give you the tools and confidence to manage your symptoms — not to make you dependent on the clinic.
A 1-hour assessment that maps your full picture — followed by a written, personalised plan you take with you.
Investigations can be arranged at Mater Dei Hospital or a private hospital — we guide you through it.
Book a 1-hour consultation with our team and leave with a written, personalised treatment plan.
Medically reviewed by Dr Andrew Agius, Founder & Medical Director — last reviewed 29 June 2026.
