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• Targeted Pain Relief: Non-surgical procedures are designed to focus directly on the source of discomfort, offering more precise and effective relief than oral medications, which can affect the entire body.
• Reduced Dependency on Medication: By addressing the root cause of the issue, these treatments can often lessen the need for long-term medication use—helping to reduce the risk of dependency and minimize side effects from prolonged use.

• Move Better, Feel Stronger: These treatments can help you move more easily, get through your day with less pain, and stay active in rehab—making a big difference in your recovery after an auto accident.
• Enhanced Rehabilitation Outcomes: Targeted relief can help auto injury patients participate more effectively in physical therapy and rehab, promoting a faster and more complete recovery.
• Less Discomfort During Recovery: These treatments help keep you more comfortable while you heal, making it easier to rest, recover, and stay focused on getting better.
• Potential for Non-Surgical Approach: Many of the treatments we offer are quick, non-surgical, and done right in the clinic. They help relieve pain without the need for major surgery, which means fewer risks and a much easier recovery.
• Better Healing Support: These treatments can help ease pain, making it easier for patients to get back to their daily routines and stay active during recovery—both of which are important for healing.
• Customized Treatment Plans: Our providers create treatment plans based on your specific injury and symptoms, making sure your care is tailored to your unique needs after an auto accident.
• Long-Term Relief for Ongoing Pain: For patients dealing with chronic pain after an auto accident, non-surgical treatments can provide lasting relief—helping improve quality of life and making daily activities more manageable.
• Improved Quality of Life: By relieving pain and supporting healing, these treatments help auto injury patients feel more like themselves again—making it easier to return to everyday routines and enjoy life with less discomfort.

TYPES OF NON-SURGICAL TREATMENTS WE OFFER

Non-surgical treatments are medical procedures designed to relieve pain—especially when medications or physical therapy haven’t worked well enough on their own. These treatments are typically minimally invasive and focus directly on the source of the pain.

Here are some common types of non-surgical treatments we offer:

• Epidural Steroid Injections: These injections deliver anti-inflammatory medication (steroids) into the epidural space around the spinal cord to reduce pain and inflammation associated with conditions like herniated discs or spinal stenosis.
• Nerve Blocks: A small amount of medication is injected near specific nerves to block pain signals. These are helpful for targeting back, neck, or joint pain and include options like facet joint blocks or peripheral nerve blocks.
• Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA): This treatment uses heat to gently disrupt nerve activity in areas causing chronic pain—commonly used for long-term back or neck pain.
• Joint Injections: Medication is injected directly into painful joints to reduce inflammation and improve movement. These are often used for conditions like arthritis.
• Trigger Point Injections: These target tight or knotted muscles by injecting medicine into the trigger points, helping relieve muscle tension and pain.
• Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy: PRP uses a concentrated dose of your own blood platelets to promote healing and reduce inflammation. It's often used alongside other treatments to support recovery.

• Accurate Diagnosis and Assessment: Neurologists are skilled in diagnosing and assessing injuries to the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and muscles. They utilize specialized tests and imaging techniques to provide accurate diagnoses and understand the extent of the injury.
• Early Detection of Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs): Neurologists can promptly identify traumatic brain injuries, such as concussions or more severe brain trauma, and develop appropriate treatment plans to mitigate potential long-term consequences.
• Tailored Treatment Plans by The Neurologist: Allows our concussion treatment team to configure personalized treatment strategies based on the type and severity of the injury, ensuring that each patient receives the most effective care for their specific condition.

• Rehabilitation Guidance: Our concussion specialist guides and coordinates rehabilitation efforts, working closely with physical therapists, occupational therapists, and other specialists to help patients regain function, mobility, and independence.
• Prevention of Complications: Through careful monitoring and management, neurologists can help prevent potential complications that may arise after an auto injury, reducing the risk of secondary issues and optimizing the recovery process.
• Long-Term Care Planning: Neurologists assist in long-term care planning, ensuring that auto injury patients receive appropriate follow-up care and support to enhance their overall well-being and quality of life.
• Patient Education and Counseling: Our concussion specialist educates patients and their families about the nature of the injury, treatment options, expected recovery timelines, and potential long-term effects. This helps patients make informed decisions and manage expectations.
• Collaborative Approach: Our concussion specialist works closely with a team of healthcare professionals—including physical therapists and other medical providers—to offer complete, coordinated care for patients recovering from auto injuries.
• By combining their expertise with a patient-centered approach, Our concussion specialists contribute significantly to the recovery and overall well-being of auto injury patients, ensuring they receive appropriate care and support to regain function and lead fulfilling lives after their accidents.

Joint and Back Pain

With an accurate diagnosis and Individual treatment plans Tailored to each patient’s needs, patients can return to the actives they once enjoyed. In most cases, patients have already visited their primary care doctor, or other forms of conservative care. The next step is often scary! We Encourage all patients to take an educated approach to their pain treatment. 

Step 1: Consultation With Our Medical Providers

Step 2: Determine What is causing the pain (in some cases, diagnostic testing or imaging will be needed)

Step 3: Discuss Findings and Results

Step 4: Discuss Treatment Options

Step 5: Patients decided the best treatment options for them and their treatment begins!