Monica Torres

Monica Torres, MD

Pain Medicine | Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Languages: English
HonorHealth Medical Group
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Insurance accepted

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Insurance Plans

  • AHCCCS Complete Care.
  • AHCCCS CRS
  • Dual-SNP
  • 3 Tier Plans
  • Banner Employees - Tier 2
  • HMO
  • PPO
  • EPO
  • Ameriben
  • POS
  • Indemnity
  • CHS
  • Alliance Network
  • FEP (Standard, Basic and Blue Focus),
  • Workers' Comp
  • EverydayHealth PPO,
  • BluePathway Plan 2 - Medicare Advantage
  • BluePathway Plan 3 - - Medicare Advantage
  • BlueJourney PPO - Medicare Advantage
  • Classic/Plus - Medicare Advantage
  • Medisun - Medicare Advantage
  • All
  • HMO
  • PPO
  • PPO Plus
  • POS
  • EPO
  • LocalPlus
  • Open Access Plan (OAP)
  • CignaChoice Fund Access Plus
  • Open Access Plus
  • PPO
  • RAN
  • PPO

HonorHealth accepts most health insurance plans at its hospitals and physician offices. However, you need to contact your health insurance company to verify your coverage for individual physicians/providers and their physicians before you seek services.

Specialties

  • Pain Medicine
  • Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Credentials

  • Residency

    St Lukes Baptist Hospital

  • Education

    University of Texas at Austin

  • Fellowship

    Arizona General Hospital Ahwatukee

  • Board Certifications

    American Board of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

About

Dr. Monica Torres is a pain management physician specializing in interventional spine and regenerative medicine with special interests in obesity medicine and functional medicine.

Dr. Torres has a passionate desire to reduce suffering and enhance the lives of others through a profound personal connection and a patient-first approach to humanistic care. She incorporates a multidisciplinary approach using nutrition, interventional procedures and nutraceuticals. "I believe everyone can and should live their best life free of the burden of pain", says Dr. Torres.