Treatments

is a minimally invasive treatment for chronic low back pain due to degenerative disc disease that blocks pain signals coming from the disc and vertebrae.

are an FDA-approved and effective treatment for people experiencing chronic migraines and cervical dystonia.

relieve pain caused by carpal tunnel syndrome by injecting a local anesthetic and steroid into the affected area.

is a form of neurostimulation for treating more focal areas of pain, such as the knees, ankles/feet, groin, or pelvis.

involves injection of a steroid medication using an x-ray around the spinal discs and nerves to reduce pain and inflammation while increasing function and mobility.

is a diagnostic procedure to determine if a patient’s neck or back pain is coming from the facet joints or arthritis. It is used primarily to determine if a patient is a candidate for radiofrequency ablation, but it itself can also provide long-term relief. It involves injecting a numbing agent using an x-ray into or around the facet joints.

is a minimally invasive treatment for lumbar spinal stenosis that results in decompression of the spinal nerves.

use a combination of numbing and steroid medication to relieve pain from an injury, arthritis, tendonitis, and more.

delivery of an anesthetic drug intravenously to block the NMDA receptors to “reboot” pain receptors that are functioning abnormally in chronic pain syndromes. It is also used for depression.

is a minimally invasive procedure that stabilizes and restores height loss resulting from a spinal compression fracture.

is an injection of numbing medication around the plexus of nerves that innervate the lower extremities used to treat complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS).

can be a safe and effective alternative to traditional pain medications.

involves working with your physician to find the preventative or pain-relieving medication that best manages your pain.

is an outpatient treatment for lumbar spinal stenosis that removes enlarged ligament and/or bone in the spine to decompress the spinal nerves.

involve the injection of a numbing medication around nerve(s) to block pain signals.

are a form of neuromodulation where medication is delivered directly into the spinal fluid and to the spinal cord.

is a form of neurostimulation that uses low-voltage electrical current to block or weaken pain signals by placing electrodes next to peripheral nerves in the extremities.

use a combination of steroid and numbing medications to relieve pain associated with the plantar fascia.

use a patient’s own blood to stimulate the healing of injured muscles, tendons, joints, and ligaments.

reduces pain by using electrical signals to prevent nerves from transmitting pain signals. This is most commonly used for the treatment of arthritis of the neck or low back, and also hip or knee pain.

is a minimally invasive procedure that stabilizes the sacroiliac joint to relieve pain.

involves injection of a numbing agent and a steroid into the sacroiliac joint to diagnose and relieve pain originating from this joint.

involves the injection of a numbing agent to relieve headaches or facial pain.

is a form of neurostimulation used to treat pain affecting the back, arms, or legs. It involves placing electrodes next to the spinal cord and using electrical signals to block pain signals.

is an injection of numbing medication around the plexus of nerves that innervate the upper extremities used to treat complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS).