Caleb Seale, MD

About Caleb

Caleb Seale, MD is a physical medicine and interventional pain management physician with Valley View’s Spine Center. He focuses on axial and peripheral musculoskeletal and neuropathic pain conditions, utilizing minimally invasive procedures to manage acute and chronic, persistent pain issues. Dr. Seale earned his medical degree from the Texas A&M College of Medicine, where he also earned his undergraduate degree in biomedical sciences. He completed his residency in physical medicine and rehabilitation at UT Health San Antonio and his fellowship in pain management at Texas Tech University. He has contributed to a number of peer-reviewed studies and journal articles and, in 2021, he won Best Paper honors at the American Academy of Pain Medicine’s annual meeting for his work on reducing pain through radiofrequency.

Dr. Seale grew up in Texas and only recently moved to the Roaring Fork Valley with his family. “I love the friendly people I’ve met since coming here,” he says. “Serving such an active, engaged community is a real pleasure and makes my job even more rewarding.”

Dr. Seale’s philosophy of care is simple—keep moving. “For many chronic painful conditions, movement is medicine,” he says. “Continued movement is key to getting back to the patient’s desired level of function, so my goal is to meet patients where they are and encourage activities they love. That’s what keeps them improving.”

Dr. Seale and his wife have a young daughter, and he is excited to introduce her to the outdoor activities Colorado has to offer. He is also an avid softball player and played in multiple leagues during college and medical school. Dr. Seale is in the process of searching for another long-term hobby, too—he is interested in pursuing golfing, gardening, mountain biking, and fly fishing.