PAIN MANAGEMENT

The first step in effective pain management is scheduling an appointment with our facility to determine the cause of your pain and learn which pain management approach that will be most effective for you. Whether you have acute pain from a traumatic injury or chronic pain from an occupational injury or previous traumatic injury, our medical staff will determine the best possible approach during your initial consultation.

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Chronic pain is defined by the International Association for the Study of Pain as “a persistent pain that is not amenable, as a rule, to treatments based upon specific remedies or to the routine methods of pain control.” It’s a serious medical condition that may greatly affect people leaving them unable to work, maintain relationships, or participate in daily tasks.

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Some of the most common injuries that we provide a multidisciplinary approach to pain management are;

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• Back Pain

• Neck Pain

• Shoulder Pain

• Knee Pain

• Radiculopathy

• Chronic pain syndrome

• Foot pain

• Pinched Nerve

• Sciatica

• Herniated disc

• Degenerative disc

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When dealing with pain, patients are oftentimes offered only one solution by their physician. At Rehab4Work we have a “whole person approach”. We have board certified anesthesiologists and pain management physicians that will help tailor a treatment plan that will give you the most relief with the least side effects. We understand that one size does not fit all. In many cases, our patients have multiple types and sites of pain and we have the ability to combine medications and procedures for the highest possible success.

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Below are some of our approaches to pain management;

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• Pain medications (Rx and OTC)

• Physical therapy and medical massage

• Epidural steroidal injections (ESI)

• Joint injections (Large and small joints)

• Trigger point injections

• Chronic pain management

• Diagnostic and therapeutic nerve block

• Facet injections and medial branch blocks

• TENS

• Sacro-iliac joint (SI) injections

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