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Minimally invasive procedures.
One goal: your life back.

Every treatment below is performed on-site, under live imaging, by board-certified physicians — starting with the least invasive option that works.

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Lumbar epidural steroid injection InjectionsAnti-inflammatory relief for lower back and leg pain — the workhorse of non-surgical care.Am I a candidate? →
Cervical epidural steroid injection InjectionsRelief for neck pain radiating into shoulders and arms.Am I a candidate? →
Thoracic epidural steroid injection InjectionsFor mid-back pain — precise delivery at the thoracic level.Am I a candidate? →
Caudal epidural steroid injection InjectionsAn alternative epidural approach, often used for widespread lower-spine pain.Am I a candidate? →
Transforaminal epidural injection InjectionsTargets one specific nerve root — diagnostic and therapeutic at once.Am I a candidate? →
Facet joint injections InjectionsFor arthritis-driven back and neck pain, treated at the joint itself.Am I a candidate? →
SI joint injection InjectionsPinpoints and treats sacroiliac pain often mistaken for back pain.Am I a candidate? →
Hip joint injection InjectionsImage-guided relief delivered directly into the hip joint.Am I a candidate? →
Trigger point injections InjectionsReleases painful muscle knots that keep the pain cycle running.Am I a candidate? →
Occipital nerve block Nerve blocksFor chronic headaches and neck-driven head pain.Am I a candidate? →
Intercostal nerve block Nerve blocksFor rib and chest-wall pain, including post-surgical pain.Am I a candidate? →
Selective nerve root block Nerve blocksIsolates a single nerve to confirm — and treat — the pain source.Am I a candidate? →
Celiac plexus block Nerve blocksFor deep abdominal pain, often related to chronic pancreatic conditions.Am I a candidate? →
Hypogastric plexus block Nerve blocksFor chronic pelvic pain that hasn't responded elsewhere.Am I a candidate? →
Ganglion impar block Nerve blocksFor tailbone and perineal pain — small block, outsized relief.Am I a candidate? →
Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) RadiofrequencyQuiets the nerves carrying pain signals — relief that can last months, repeatable when it fades.Am I a candidate? →
Spinal cord stimulator Advanced & implantA pacemaker for pain: implanted relief when other options fall short. Trial first, always.Am I a candidate? →
Kyphoplasty Advanced & implantStabilizes spinal compression fractures and relieves the pain they cause.Am I a candidate? →
Vertebroplasty Advanced & implantBone-cement stabilization for painful vertebral fractures.Am I a candidate? →
Vertiflex procedure Advanced & implantA small spacer that relieves spinal stenosis symptoms — no fusion.Am I a candidate? →
IDET Advanced & implantHeat-based treatment for disc-related pain.Am I a candidate? →
Discography Advanced & implantA diagnostic procedure that identifies which disc is generating pain.Am I a candidate? →
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) RegenerativeYour body's own healing factors, concentrated and placed exactly where you need them.Am I a candidate? →
Viscosupplementation RegenerativeLubricating gel injections for arthritic knees — cushioning where cartilage has worn.Am I a candidate? →
MILD (minimally invasive lumbar decompression) Surgical proceduresRemoves thickened ligament tissue crowding the spinal canal — relieving the leg pain and heaviness of spinal stenosis without an implant.Am I a candidate? →
SI joint fusion (SI-Bone, Liberty, CornerLoc) Surgical proceduresStabilizes a sacroiliac joint that's been the real source of your back pain, using small titanium implants placed through a one- to two-inch incision.Am I a candidate? →
Organic facet fusion (Zenfuze) Surgical proceduresBone-derived, metal-free implants placed into the facet joints to restore natural spacing and calm inflammation — for low back pain that's outlasted physical therapy, medication, and injections.Am I a candidate? →
Minuteman lumbar fusion Surgical proceduresA same-day, plate-based fusion that stabilizes a single spinal level through a one-inch incision, without disturbing the surrounding muscle and ligament support.Am I a candidate? →
Intracept (basivertebral nerve ablation) Surgical proceduresTargets the specific nerve inside the vertebra carrying your pain signal — for back pain imaging shows is coming from the bone itself, not the disc.Am I a candidate? →
Peripheral nerve stimulation (Curonix) Surgical proceduresA small, wireless implant that quiets pain signals at the nerve itself — for localized pain that hasn't responded to injections alone.Am I a candidate? →
Botox for chronic migraine BotoxFDA-approved preventive injections for patients with 15 or more headache days a month — calms the nerve signals that trigger migraine before they start.Am I a candidate? →
Botox for cervical dystonia & myofascial pain BotoxRelieves the muscle spasm and pain of cervical dystonia, and select stubborn myofascial trigger points that haven't responded to injections alone.Am I a candidate? →
Botox for hair restoration BotoxAn in-office scalp treatment that relaxes tension and improves blood flow to hair follicles — supportive care for thinning hair, not a treatment for pain.Am I a candidate? →
What treatment actually looks like

Real procedures, under live imaging.

Every injection and procedure above is done on-site, image-guided, by the physician treating you — not handed off to a tech or a different provider.

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Diagnosis comes first

We look before we treat.

Every treatment plan starts with a real look at what's actually happening — imaging reviewed by the physician who'll perform your procedure, not just a radiology report.

A hands-on evaluation

Before any needle, a real exam.

Your physician examines you directly — testing movement, pinpointing tenderness, and confirming what the imaging suggests — before recommending a single treatment.

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Two physicians, one plan

Complex cases get a second look.

For harder cases, our physicians consult with each other directly — because the right treatment plan sometimes takes more than one set of eyes.

Not sure which treatment fits?

That's exactly what the first visit answers. Bring your story — we'll bring the diagnosis.

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