Interventional Pain Management

Chronic pain can affect every part of life—sleep, movement, focus, and emotional well-being. Interventional pain management offers targeted treatments that go beyond medication, aiming to directly interrupt pain signals and improve function. Whether you’re dealing with back pain, joint pain, nerve irritation, or post-surgical discomfort, these procedures provide focused relief and a path toward long-term recovery.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

REGENERATIVE MEDICINE (STEM CELL PRP – PLATELET RICH PLASMA)

NON-SURGICAL SPINE CARE

Conditions We Treat

Interventional pain management can help relieve pain caused by a wide range of conditions, including:

Herniated Discs and Spinal Stenosis
Sciatica and Pinched Nerves
Arthritis of the Spine, Knees, or Hips
Facet Joint Pain and Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction
Post-surgical or Post-traumatic Pain

These conditions often involve inflammation or nerve compression, which can make everyday activities feel impossible. Interventional procedures target the source of pain without relying solely on long-term medication use.

Treatment Options

Our clinic offers a wide range of minimally invasive procedures that are performed on an outpatient basis, including:

Epidural Steroid Injections: Deliver anti-inflammatory medication near irritated nerves in the spine
Facet Joint Injections and Medial Branch Blocks: Used for diagnosing and relieving spinal joint pain
Radiofrequency Ablation: Uses heat to interrupt pain signals from nerves
Sacroiliac Joint Injections: For pain in the lower back and pelvis
Peripheral Nerve Blocks: Target nerves outside the spine causing localized pain
Caudal Epidural Injection: Targeted relief for lower spine and leg pain
Coccyx Injection: Inflammation control for tailbone pain
Dorsal Root Ganglion Stimulation: Advanced nerve stimulation for focal pain
Electrodiagnostic Testing (NCV/EMG Studies): Identifies nerve or muscle dysfunction
Epidural Steroid Injections: Anti-inflammatory relief for spinal nerve pain
Facet Injections / Medial Branch Blocks: Diagnostic and therapeutic joint pain relief
Hip Injection: Reduces inflammation and improves hip joint mobility
Joint Injections: Localized treatment for knee, shoulder, or other joint pain
Kyphoplasty: Minimally invasive repair for spinal compression fractures
Laser Assisted Spinal Endoscopy (LASE): Precise treatment for disc and nerve issues
Lumbar Sympathetic Block: Interrupts pain signals from the lower spine and legs
Nerve Blocks: Localized pain relief by numbing specific nerves
Peripheral Nerve Stimulation: Electrical pulses to treat nerve-related pain
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Injections: Natural healing using your body’s growth factors
Radiofrequency Ablation / Rhizotomy: Heat-based treatment to stop chronic nerve pain
Sacroiliac Joint Injection: Pain relief for the joint connecting spine and pelvis
Sacroiliac Joint Fusion: Stabilizes SI joint to reduce chronic pelvic pain
Spinal Cord Stimulation: Implanted device to manage chronic spine or limb pain
Sports-Related Injury Treatment: Focused recovery for athletic strains and injuries
Trigger Point Injections: Relieves muscle knots and referred pain
Viscosupplementation: Gel-like injection to improve joint lubrication and mobility

These treatments are tailored to each patient’s diagnosis, anatomy, and response to earlier therapies. Many provide significant relief that lasts for weeks or months, allowing patients to engage in physical therapy and lifestyle changes more comfortably.

Your Treatment Plan

We take a comprehensive, step-by-step approach to managing pain. After a full evaluation—including medical history, physical exam, and imaging—we create a personalized plan. The goal is not just pain relief, but better movement, sleep, and overall function.

Treatment is typically combined with other therapies such as physical rehabilitation, bracing, or behavior-based support to address both the physical and psychological aspects of chronic pain.

Why Choose Interventional Pain Management?

This approach focuses on precision. Rather than masking pain, we identify its origin and use image-guided techniques to treat it directly. For many patients, this leads to faster recovery, reduced reliance on opioids, and better long-term outcomes.

You don’t have to live in constant discomfort. If pain has become part of your daily life, interventional care may be the next step. Contact our office today to schedule an evaluation and learn how targeted treatment can help you move forward.