Treatments
Treatments & procedures
Every treatment below is chosen for a confirmed diagnosis, explained before it is scheduled, and followed by a specific plan for what comes next.
Interventional Procedures
Image-guided injections and lesioning procedures performed in our office suite, most with same-day discharge.
Epidural Steroid Injections
Anti-inflammatory medication delivered precisely around an irritated spinal nerve root to relieve radiating arm or leg pain.
Facet Joint Injections
Steroid and anesthetic placed inside an arthritic facet joint to confirm the pain source and calm inflammation.
Medial Branch Blocks
A precise diagnostic block of the small nerves carrying pain from a facet joint, used to plan longer-lasting treatment.
Radiofrequency Ablation
Radio waves used to interrupt pain signals from confirmed facet or sacroiliac nerves, often giving relief for a year or more.
Sacroiliac Joint Injections
Image-guided injection into the SI joint to confirm and treat one-sided low back and buttock pain.
Nerve Blocks
Targeted injections that interrupt pain signals along a specific nerve or nerve plexus.
Trigger Point Injections
Small injections into taut, tender muscle bands that release the knot and reduce referred pain.
Joint Injections
Corticosteroid or viscosupplement placed into a painful shoulder, hip, knee or other joint under image guidance.
Implantable Therapies
Device-based therapies for severe or nerve-related pain, each preceded by a trial so you know whether it works before committing.
Other Therapies
Supporting treatments that make the interventional plan durable — used deliberately, with clear goals.
Which treatment is right for you?
That depends on the diagnosis. Schedule an evaluation and we will explain the reasoning behind whatever we recommend before anything is scheduled.