Interventional Pain Procedures
A full range of minimally invasive treatments — from targeted injections to neuromodulation therapies — evaluated and recommended based on your individual history and imaging.
Every Patient Receives a Thorough Evaluation
Each consultation begins with a comprehensive review of your history and a detailed physical examination. Prior conservative therapies — physical therapy, chiropractic care, medications — are carefully reviewed alongside any prior injections or interventional procedures and any surgical history. From there, a determination is made as to whether additional diagnostic studies are warranted, including X-rays, CT imaging, MRI, or electrodiagnostic testing such as EMG and nerve conduction studies.
This practice offers a full range of interventional and neuromodulation-based therapies, with particular experience caring for patients who have already tried conservative measures — and are still living with pain. If that describes your situation, a consultation is the right next step.
Advanced Neuromodulation & Interventional Procedures
Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS)
A minimally invasive therapy that uses gentle electrical signals to interrupt pain pathways along the spinal cord.
Learn more NeuromodulationDorsal Root Ganglion Stimulation (DRG)
Targets a specific nerve cluster at the base of the spinal cord, allowing for highly precise stimulation at the level of an individual nerve root.
Learn more NeuromodulationPeripheral Nerve Stimulation (PNS)
Delivers targeted stimulation directly to a peripheral nerve or joint for focal pain conditions.
Learn more AblationBasivertebral Nerve Ablation (BVNA)
Addresses vertebrogenic low back pain — pain arising from the vertebral endplates — by deactivating the nerve responsible for transmitting those signals.
Learn more Targeted TherapyIntrathecal Drug Delivery (IDD)
Delivers medication directly to the spinal fluid at a fraction of the oral dose — providing effective, targeted relief with reduced systemic exposure.
Learn more DecompressionMILD Procedure
A minimally invasive lumbar decompression procedure for spinal stenosis that restores space in the spinal canal through a small puncture.
Learn more Fracture TreatmentBalloon Kyphoplasty
Stabilizes painful vertebral compression fractures caused by osteoporosis or trauma, reducing pain and restoring vertebral height through a same-day outpatient procedure.
Learn more Cancer PainBone Tumor Ablation
Uses radiofrequency or microwave energy to treat painful bone metastases directly at the tumor site — providing meaningful relief for patients with cancer-related bone pain.
Learn moreStandard Interventional Procedures
Epidural Steroid Injections
Delivers anti-inflammatory medication to the epidural space around the spinal cord to relieve nerve root pain in the neck, mid-back, or lower back.
Facet Joint Injections
Targets the small joints along the spine that can become arthritic and painful — used for both diagnosis and relief of facet-related neck and back pain.
Medial Branch Blocks
A diagnostic injection that confirms whether facet joint nerves are the source of back or neck pain — often a necessary step before radiofrequency ablation.
Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA)
Uses heat to deactivate the nerve fibers carrying pain signals from arthritic facet joints — providing relief that can last a year or more in appropriate candidates.
Peripheral Nerve Blocks
Targeted injections around specific peripheral nerves to reduce pain and inflammation for a range of localized nerve pain conditions throughout the body.
Trigger Point Injections
Treats painful knots of muscle — trigger points — that cause localized or referred pain in conditions like myofascial pain syndrome and muscle spasm.
Diagnostic Evaluation
Effective treatment depends on accurate diagnosis. Before recommending any procedure, the clinical team conducts a thorough evaluation that may include review of prior imaging, detailed history and physical examination, laboratory studies, and electrodiagnostic testing when appropriate. Diagnostic injections may also be used to confirm a suspected pain source before a definitive treatment is planned.
Assessed as an Individual. Treated as a Whole Person.
Pain is rarely straightforward, and no two patients arrive with the same history. What has been tried before, what imaging shows, what daily life looks like — all of it matters. The goal of a consultation here is to understand your situation fully before any recommendation is made.
Care at this practice is collaborative by design. When physical therapy, aquatic therapy, chiropractic care, or behavioral health support would benefit a patient alongside interventional treatment, those relationships exist and referrals are made. When surgical evaluation is the appropriate next step, you will be directed to a trusted surgical colleague. Every recommendation is made in the context of your complete picture — not a protocol.
Schedule a Consultation
A consultation is the right starting point. Our clinical team will review your history and determine the most appropriate path forward.