TREATMENTS—INTERVENTIONAL CARE

Interventional
Pain Care

Interventional pain care uses image-guided injections, nerve procedures, and minimally invasive treatments to address a specific source of pain. Instead of moving everyone through the same escalation ladder, we match the procedure to the problem.

If you find yourself returning for the same injection every few months, there may be an important piece still missing. Our goal is to look beyond temporary maintenance and identify options that offer more durable relief, greater function, and less dependence on repeated procedures.
Interventional treatment can also calm pain enough to help you move forward. Your response may show us which structure or nerve pathway is involved and whether regenerative care could address an underlying tissue problem.

Interventional Care Pathways

Headache & Facial Pain

Headaches, Migraines, TMJ & Trigeminal Neuralgia

Targeted treatment for selected headache and facial-pain patterns, including Botox for chronic migraine, TMJ-directed treatment, nerve blocks, hydrodissection, ablation, and other options when a specific pathway is contributing.

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How We Choose

The location of pain is only the starting point. Examination, imaging, Pain Mapping, prior treatment response, and the pattern of symptoms help determine whether a procedure is likely to add value.

Looking for the Right Procedure—not Just
Another Procedure?

Begin with the diagnosis and let the treatment follow.

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