• Neuromuscular Disorders

    We offer comprehensive treatment options for neuromuscular disorders, including:

    Medical therapy: Immunosuppressive drugs, pain management strategies, and assistive devices.

    Apheresis: Specialized blood-filtering treatments to manage certain conditions.

  • Epilepsy & Seizure Management

    We provide advanced care for epilepsy and seizure disorders, including:

    Anti-epileptic Drugs (AEDs): Sodium valproate, carbamazepine, lamotrigine, levetiracetam, and topiramate for seizure control.

  • Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

    Our MS treatment plan includes:

    Disease-Modifying Therapies (DMTs): To slow disease progression.

    Relapse management medications: To manage flare-ups.

    Physical rehabilitation: Specialized therapy to improve mobility and function.

    Mental health counseling: Support for emotional well-being during MS management.

  • Movement Disorders

    For conditions like Parkinson’s or dystonia, we offer:

    Medication: To control symptoms and improve mobility.

    Therapies: Physical, occupational, and speech therapy tailored to your needs.

    Psychological & psychiatric counseling: Support for mental health.

    Surgical interventions: Including deep brain stimulation for advanced cases.

  • Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

    Our TBI treatments include:

    Surgery: To address bleeding in the brain (intracranial hemorrhage) or reduce swelling.

    Rehabilitation: Physical, occupational, and speech therapy for recovery.

    Rest & recovery: Ensuring proper care and healing.

  • Neuropathy

    Management options for neuropathy include:

    Diabetes management: Better control of blood sugar levels to prevent nerve damage.

    Pain relief: Medication to manage discomfort.

    Physical therapy & acupuncture: Specialized therapies for improved function and relief.

  • Degenerative Disc Disease

    Our treatment for degenerative disc disease focuses on:

    Pain management: Medication and physical therapy to relieve discomfort.

    Rehabilitation: Therapy to strengthen surrounding muscles and improve mobility.

  • Headaches

    Effective treatments for headache relief include:

    Cold/Hot compresses: To ease pain in your head or neck.

    Massage & caffeine: Techniques to alleviate tension and improve comfort.

    Medication: For acute and chronic headache management.

  • Chronic Back Pain

    We offer non-surgical treatments for chronic back pain, including:

    Acupuncture: For pain relief and muscle relaxation.

    Massage & biofeedback therapy: To manage stress and reduce discomfort.

    Laser therapy & electrical nerve stimulation: To support healing and improve mobility.

  • Coccygeal (Tailbone) Pain

    Treatment for coccygeal pain includes:

    Massage therapy: To alleviate discomfort (temporary relief).

    Physical therapy: Stretching and posture improvements to reduce pain.

  • Herniated Disc

    For herniated discs, we offer:

    Massage therapy: To manage muscle tightness and discomfort.

    Neuropathic medications & muscle relaxers: For pain relief and muscle relaxation.

  • Failed Back Surgery Syndrome

    Our treatment approach includes:

    Medications: Pain management and anti-inflammatory drugs.

    Physical therapy: Tailored rehabilitation to improve function.

    Non-surgical interventions: To relieve pain and support recovery.

Trigger Point Injections

A trigger point injection is a quick treatment used to relieve muscle pain caused by tight “knots” in the muscles. This helps the muscle relax and reduces pain. The procedure takes just a few minutes in the office, and many patients feel relief shortly after.

Epidural Steroid Injection

Epidural steroid injection is a medical procedure that delivers anti-inflammatory medications into the epidural space around the spinal nerves. This minimally invasive treatment is used for various conditions affecting the neck, mid-back, lower back, and sacral areas of the spine. By reducing inflammation around irritated nerves, it can effectively relieve pain and discomfort, helping patients improve mobility and quality of life.

Medial Branch Blocks

A medial branch block is a procedure used to find out if the small nerves near your spine—called medial branch nerves—are causing your back or neck pain. These nerves send pain signals from the joints in your spine. During the procedure, a doctor injects a small amount of numbing medicine near the nerves. If your pain goes away shortly after, it means those nerves are likely the source of the problem.

Radiofrequency Ablation

Radiofrequency ablation is a treatment that helps reduce chronic pain by gently interrupting the nerves that carry pain signals to your brain. It uses controlled electrical energy—either steady or in pulses—to temporarily disable the nerves causing pain in the joints of your spine. This helps provide longer-lasting relief than many other treatments. It’s often recommended when other methods offer only short-term improvement. Most people start feeling better within a few days, and the relief can last for several months.

Occipital Nerve Blocks

An occipital nerve block involves injecting numbing medication, sometimes combined with steroids, near the occipital nerves located at the base of the skull. These injections target the nerves responsible for sensation in the back of the head and scalp. This treatment is often used for people experiencing occipital neuralgia, a condition that causes sharp, shooting headaches or pain caused by irritation of these nerves.

Spinal Cord Stimulation

Spinal cord stimulation involves placing a small device under the skin that sends mild electrical pulses to the spinal cord. These pulses help interrupt pain signals before they reach the brain, providing relief for chronic pain in the back, arms, or legs. This treatment is often used when other therapies haven’t provided enough relief. The device is controlled by a handheld remote, allowing patients to adjust the level of stimulation.