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Why is Comprehensive Care the Best Treatment Approach?
Why is Comprehensive Care the Best Treatment Approach?
Through an interdisciplinary approach to pain management, we provide comprehensive evaluation of our clients, factoring in physical, functional, emotional, and psychological needs. Our medical team consists of fellowship trained interventional pain management physicians, physician assistants, registered nurses, x-ray technicians, and medical assistants. All members work together to formulate and implement a comprehensive treatment plan to reduce pain and improve function.
Goals of Treatment
- Improving the clients quality of life and function
- Developing a coordinated, individualized treatment plan
- Increasing activity levels of the patient with an active rehabilitation program
- Guidance in chiropractic therapies, acupuncture, message therapy, and psychological testing
- Decreasing depression, anxiety and irritability
- Helping the client learn to control the pain rather than the pain controlling them
- Reducing the cost of medical care by reducing hospitalizations and emergency room care
Reducing Pain, Restoring Function, and Improving Quality of Life ​for Patients in Oklahoma
Reducing Pain, Restoring Function, and Improving Quality of Life ​for Patients in Oklahoma
Evaluation/Consultation Pain Medication Analysis/ Management Interventional Management
Diagnostic Injections (Peripherial, Spinal) Therapeutic Injection (Peripheral, Spinal) Neurolysis (Radio-frequency, Chemical) Vertebroplasty/Kyphoplasty Neuro-Augmentation Peripheral Nerve and Spinal Cord Stimulators
What can you expect as a Client?
What can you expect as a Client?
As a client, you can expect an individualized, holistic treatment plan that includes the safest and least invasive treatment options made available through the latest technological advancements proven effective in acute and chronic pain.
Conditions Treated
Conditions Treated
- Spinal Pain (cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral)
- Muscle strain
- Radicular (shooting) pain and intercostal neuralgia
- Facet joint arthropathy
- Discogenic pain
- Herniated ("ruptured") disc
- Post-laminectomy syndrome (failed back surgery)
- Cervicogenic Headache
- Arachnoiditis
- Compression fractures
- Achilles tendinosis
- Plantar Fascilitis
- Cancer Pain
- Non-Spinal Pain
- Central Pain Syndromes (post CVA, traumatic, phantom limb pain)
- Post-herpetic neuralgia
- Facial pain
- Headache
- Complex regional pain syndrome (RSD, Causalgia)
- Torticollis, Myofascial pain
- Fibromyalgia
- Osteoarthritis/autoimmune arthritis
- Diabetic/Peripheral neuropathy
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