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Dear Patients,

It is with mixed emotions that I officially announce my transition from my current practice as of July 31, 2026.  I will be transitioning to a new and exciting opportunity with the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs at Overton Brooks Medical Center.  I have truly enjoyed building relationships with and caring for all of my patients at Flex Institute over the past 13 or so years. Entrusting me in your care has been both an honor and privilege and I am humbled by your trust in me.

I have been blessed to work alongside very knowledgeable, capable, and compassionate physicians at Flex Institute. I can highly recommend my pain management physician partners at Flex Institute to continue your care.   Plans are in place to seamlessly transition your care to one of our current physicians upon my departure.

Please know that all of your medical records are safely on file here at Flex Institute and will remain confidential as per federal law. You can continue your care here at Flex Institute, or if you decide to take on a new physician outside of our practice, then you can follow the traditional routes to have your records transferred by contacting the clinic at 318-629-5505.

If I do not see you prior to my transition date of July 31, 2026, please know I send you my sincere wishes for both health and happiness.

Very respectfully yours,
Matthew Mosura, M.D.

Beyond the Operating Room: Personalized Care for Active Living

Introducing Matthew Mosura, MD, a highly respected Shreveport-Bossier native and leader in Interventional Pain Management. From the outset of his medical training, Dr. Mosura excelled in procedure-based medicine, making anesthesia a natural fit for his skills.

Although he enjoyed his time in the operating room, he found himself missing the personal interactions of a clinic setting. After completing his anesthesiology residency, he discovered that interventional pain management perfectly blended his procedural expertise with his passion for patient care. His fellowship at MD Anderson in Houston was a pivotal step, yet his deep ties to family and friends drew him back home to the Shreveport-Bossier community.

Dr. Mosura’s primary goal is to help patients regain their activity levels through a balanced, multimodal approach that may include medication management, physical therapy, and injections.

He profoundly believes in the importance of his work, stating, “I truly believe we treat a special group of patients that much of the medical world would prefer to ignore. I think pain and how to treat it scares many physicians, and that spills over to the patient and, ultimately, the care they receive. On the other hand, we at FLEX understand that pain is real and needs real treatments and real compassionate care.”

At FLEX, Dr. Mosura is dedicated to offering real solutions with genuine compassion, ready to guide patients on their journey to improved health and well-being.

Despite the challenges of his work, Dr. Mosura finds joy and energy in his family life. He shares his life with his wife, Krista, and their two sons, remaining actively involved in their church and community. In his downtime, Dr. Mosura cherishes hunting and fishing with his sons or embarking on outdoor adventures as a family.

Expertise You Can Trust

Specialty Areas

  • Pain Management
  • Anesthesiology

Education & Training

  • Fellowship: MD Anderson Cancer Center -August 2006-July 2007, Dept. of Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine
  • Residency: University of Texas Medical School – August 2003-July 2006, Dept. of Anesthesiology
  • Internship: Louisiana State University Health Science – July 2002-July 2003, Dept. of Internal Medicine
  • Medical School: Louisiana State University Health Science – July 1998-June 2002, Doctor of Medicine
  • Undergraduate: Centenary College of LA -August 1995-May 1998, Bachelor of Science with Honors in Biology

Affiliations

We at FLEX understand that pain is real and needs real treatments and real compassionate care.

Matthew Mosura, MD

I truly believe we treat a special group of patients that much of the medical world would prefer to ignore. I think pain and how to treat it scares many physicians and that spills over to the patient and ultimately the care they receive.

Matthew Mosura, MD

A lot of patients think of pain management as ‘pills.’ But interventional pain management we utilize more than just pain medications. We utilize injections, procedures, and many other types of innovative approaches.

Matthew Mosura, MD