Paul Overdorf, DO

I am dedicated to helping patients regain control over their pain and restore their function through personalized, evidence-based care. My approach is grounded in listening, partnership, and transparency ensuring that each person understands their treatment plan and feels empowered in their healing. I strive to integrate interventional therapies with a holistic view of health, so patients can return to what they love with confidence and renewed quality of life. I’m especially passionate about helping individuals improve daily function and mobility through targeted, minimally invasive procedures and personalized care. Originally from Mexico City and raised in the Valley of the Sun, I feel privileged to serve the communities that shaped me. Outside of medicine, I enjoy traveling, exploring local food and coffee spots, attending concerts, and spending time outdoors.”

As a board-certified Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation physician (physiatrist), my practice focuses on nerve testing, also known as electrodiagnostic testing (EMG/Nerve Conduction Studies). I use these tests to help referring physicians accurately diagnose and treat conditions affecting the nerves and muscles. I understand that nerve testing can sound intimidating, so my goal is to make the experience as quick, comfortable, and stress-free as possible. We minimize appointment wait times and provide timely reports so patients and their physicians can move forward confidently with the right diagnosis and treatment plan.

Through my own experiences, I’ve found that most of the things we find joy in are based on some sort of movement. Whether chasing athletic endeavours, being a weekend warrior, or simply enjoying time with grandchildren, movement is at the heart of it all. I have found it my purpose to provide others the opportunity to enjoy that movement. As a physiatrist, I’m not just there to treat pain, but to tailor a comprehensive treatment plan to get my patients back to what they enjoy and to maintain it for as long as possible. Whether through an interventional approach or through education, I view myself as a facilitator to my patients’ lives.