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Living with ongoing pain can affect how you move, work, rest, and handle everyday activities. We take time to understand what you are experiencing, evaluate your symptoms, and discuss care options that fit your individual needs.
Our chronic pain management approach may include targeted interventional care, with treatment recommendations shaped by your symptoms, clinical evaluation, and individual care needs.
For certain types of back, neck, and radiating nerve pain, epidural steroid injections may be considered as part of your care. When clinically indicated, these targeted injections can be used to treat symptoms associated with disorders including disk herniation and sciatica.
Some persistent pain may be caused by inflamed or damaged nerves. Nerve blocks are focused procedures used in interventional pain management to treat certain nerve-related pain patterns. Our chronic pain specialist can assess your symptoms and determine whether this strategy is appropriate for your treatment needs.
Radiofrequency ablation uses thermal energy to interrupt pain signals from certain arthritic facet joints in the spine. Before discussing this procedure as an option, our team evaluates your symptoms and pain pattern to determine whether it may be appropriate for your individual situation.
When joint pain or stiffness continues, injections may be one option considered as part of treatment. Joint injections can include hyaluronic acid or anti-inflammatory injections for certain painful or stiff joints. A chronic pain doctor can evaluate your symptoms before recommending an appropriate approach.
Persistent pain can affect multiple sections of the body. We assess persistent joint, spinal, nerve, and musculoskeletal complaints that may necessitate further medical treatment.
We evaluate persistent back and neck symptoms that may be associated with disc, nerve, spinal, or muscular conditions.
Our team assesses ongoing joint discomfort, stiffness, arthritis symptoms, and other concerns that may contribute to persistent knee pain.
We evaluate radiating leg pain, pinched nerve symptoms, sciatica, and neuropathy-related concerns to better understand what may be contributing to your symptoms.
Persistent shoulder or hip discomfort can be associated with bursitis, impingement, joint degeneration, or restricted movement and may benefit from further evaluation.
Our pain care services include evaluation and treatment options for persistent symptoms associated with osteoarthritis, inflammation, and other chronic joint concerns.
Pain that continues after sprains, tendon problems, rotator cuff injuries, or joint instability may need additional evaluation to determine appropriate next steps.
Care Options
Pain can have different causes, and the treatment that fits one patient may not be appropriate for another. Our pain management services include four targeted interventional treatment categories: epidural steroid injections, nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation, and joint injections. Each is intended for different pain patterns and clinical situations, which is why treatment begins with an individual evaluation.
When you meet with a chronic pain specialist, we look at the location and pattern of your pain along with your individual clinical needs before discussing available options. Our approach includes personalized treatment planning, non-surgical care, and interventional treatments for certain types of joint, spine, or nerve pain when clinically appropriate.
We start by listening to your symptoms, concerns, medical needs, and reasons for seeking pain care.
Our team evaluates your pain pattern and symptoms to better understand the area that may need attention.
Based on your evaluation, we develop an individualized care plan and discuss treatment options that may be appropriate.
When appropriate, your care may include non-surgical or interventional options available through our pain management services.
We continue evaluating your needs over time and can adjust your care approach according to your clinical progress.
Insurance benefits vary depending on the plan and therapy. Confirming your individual coverage will help you better grasp the cost aspects of your treatment.
We accept major insurance plans. Coverage for a consultation, procedure, or chronic pain therapy may differ depending on your unique insurance policies and the care being evaluated.
Our insurance support process includes verifying plan benefits before care when applicable. This can give patients a clearer understanding of available coverage before proceeding with a recommended treatment.
Insurance coverage may differ between consultations, injections, procedures, and other pain management services. Benefits for a specific treatment can be confirmed after your clinical needs and recommended care have been discussed.
There is no single treatment cost that applies to every patient because care needs and insurance benefits can differ. Specific cost information should be confirmed according to your individual treatment plan and coverage.
When joint, back, neck, or nerve pain keeps returning or starts interfering with everyday activities, it may be time for a closer evaluation. Our specialists can evaluate your symptoms and discuss effective chronic pain treatment alternatives with you.
Chronic pain management focuses on evaluating persistent pain and finding care options that fit the source, location, and pattern of your symptoms. We can assess what you are experiencing and talk with you about treatment options available through our pain management services.
You may consider seeing a chronic pain doctor when pain continues, keeps returning, or begins affecting normal movement and everyday activities. We can evaluate persistent joint, spine, or nerve symptoms and help you understand appropriate next steps for your care.
A chronic pain specialist may evaluate ongoing back and neck pain, joint pain, arthritis-related symptoms, sciatica, nerve pain, and other persistent pain concerns. We look at your individual symptoms and clinical evaluation before discussing possible treatment options with you.
Our chronic pain treatment options include epidural steroid injections, nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation, and joint injections. The treatment discussed with you depends on your symptoms, clinical evaluation, and whether a particular option is appropriate for your individual needs.
No. An appointment with a chronic pain doctor starts with understanding your symptoms and individual care needs rather than assuming you need a particular procedure. We can discuss available options after evaluating the type and pattern of pain you are experiencing.
Targeted injections that may be used for certain spinal and radiating pain symptoms when they are clinically appropriate.
Targeted interventional procedures that may be considered as a treatment option for certain nerve-related patterns of persistent pain.
A minimally invasive therapy that employs thermal energy to disrupt specific pain impulses from arthritic facet joints.
Targeted injection options that may be considered for certain painful, stiff, or arthritis-affected joints based on individual evaluation.
