Herniated discs, sciatica, degenerative disc disease, spinal stenosis — back pain is our most treated condition. You don't have to know what's causing yours. That's our job.
Most back pain that keeps coming back was never fully diagnosed — it was imaged, medicated, and managed. Our approach starts with a different question: what exactly is generating this pain signal? A disc pressing a nerve? An inflamed facet joint? The SI joint masquerading as your spine? Each has a different, targeted fix — and most are done through a needle, not a scalpel.
Not sure which is yours? That's normal — and exactly what the first visit is for.
Same-week appointments in most cases. Bring your imaging if you have it — we'll handle the rest.
Your physician reviews your history, imaging, and goals. You leave understanding what's actually causing your pain.
A stepwise plan starting with the least invasive option that works — most procedures happen on-site.
Less than you're imagining. The area is numbed first, the procedure is image-guided and quick, and most patients tell us the anticipation was worse than the needle. You walk out the same day.
Most of our back pain patients never do. Our entire practice is built around minimally invasive alternatives — surgery is a last resort, not a starting point, and if you ever truly need it, we'll tell you honestly.
Yes — a normal MRI with real pain is common. Imaging shows structure, not pain signals. Diagnostic injections can identify pain generators that imaging can't see.
Most interventional pain procedures are covered by Medicare and major insurance plans. Call us and we'll verify your specific coverage before your visit.
Call and mention this page — same-week appointments in most cases, and we'll verify your insurance before you come in.