Back, neck, knee, shoulder or hip — choose the area that bothers you most to see the conditions we treat and the in-office options your pain physician may recommend.
Start here
Pick a point on the body or an area below. Each one shows what we treat there and the non-surgical options your physician may recommend.
Conditions we treat
Non-surgical options
Conditions we treat
Non-surgical options
Conditions we treat
Non-surgical options
Conditions we treat
Non-surgical options
Conditions we treat
Non-surgical options
Conditions we treat
Each page explains the common causes, the treatments that can help, and what to expect at your visit.
Treatments: Epidurals, facet injections, RFA
See back pain treatment →
Treatments: Cervical epidurals, nerve blocks, trigger points
See neck pain treatment →
Treatments: Knee gel injections, joint injections, RFA
See knee pain treatment →
Treatments: Guided joint injections, nerve blocks
See shoulder pain treatment →
Treatments: Hip joint & bursa injections, SI joint injections
See hip pain treatment →
That’s what your first visit is for. Your physician examines you, uses in-office imaging when needed, and explains your options in plain language.
Other pain we treat
Nerve blocks for headaches that start in the neck.
Burning, tingling or shooting pain in the arms and legs.
Tight, painful knots in the neck, shoulders and back.
Pain after a car accident or work injury, with help on PIP paperwork.
An interventional pain physician. They diagnose the exact source of your pain and treat it with precise, image-guided procedures such as injections and nerve blocks, often alongside physical therapy.
Yes. Many patients have pain in more than one place. Your physician will build one plan that covers all of it.
No. If imaging is needed, we can often do it in our office. If you already have recent X-rays or MRI reports, please bring them.
Many treatments are covered by most major plans, and we check your benefits for free before your visit. We do not participate in Medicaid plans.
Same-week appointments, evening hours and non-surgical care.