Moacir Schnapp, MD, talks chronic pain with the Mid-South Workers’ Compensation Association.

Moacir Schnapp, MD, examines how some viral infections, including COVID-19, can leave behind chronic pain and what can be done to relieve the pain.

Mays & Schnapp’s Southaven office marks a milestone in Southaven. The practice just turned one.

Moacir Schnapp, MD, shares his thoughts on the importance of exercise with Memphis Health and Fitness.

Mays & Schnapp has been continually certified for over 25 years and has the only CARF-accredited program in the Mid-South.

DeSoto County News talked with Mays & Schnapp’s CEO about the medical practice’s second location in Southaven.

Memphis Medical News talks with CEO Eric Schnapp about leading through a pandemic.

Director of Physical Therapy is featured in Memphis Health and Fitness.

Mays & Schnapp Neurospine and Pain hires Family Nurse Practitioner Kristin Wilson.

The only FDA approved temporary PNS system for treating chronic and acute pain helped Iraqi War Veteran find relief from chronic pain.

Dr. Cody Scarbrough and patient Kurt Gray were interviewed on Channel 3’s Live at 9 about a new temporary treatment for chronic pain that can provide pain relief even after the device is removed..

The only FDA approved temporary PNS system for treating chronic and acute pain can provide continued relief after the device is removed.

Mays & Schnapp is the first medical practice in Tennessee to offer the SPRINT® PNS system, the only available FDA approved temporary percutaneous PNS (peripheral nerve stimulator) system for chronic and acute pain.

Dr. Moacir Schnapp speaks with Cris Hardaway about handling and preventing chronic pain.

We have opened a second location in Southaven, Mississippi, allowing us to bring our patient-focused, specialized care closer to patients living in and around Southaven and North Mississippi.

Dr. Cody Scarbrough was interviewed on Channel 3’s Live at 9 about telemedicine during Covid-19 and what’s next.

Our providers are conducting telemedicine visits and our facilities are currently open and seeing a limited number of patients.