Pain Management
Effective pain management is essential to restoring quality of life.
Effective pain management is essential to restoring quality of life.
Physical therapy is essential for recovery after injury, surgery, or illness, as well as for managing chronic pain and neurological conditions.
Chiropractic care is a cornerstone of our multi-disciplinary, patient-centered medical practice in the New York City metro area. Recognized for its effectiveness in alleviating pain, restoring mobility, and enhancing overall wellness, chiropractic therapy offe…
Corticosteroid injections are commonly used in pain management to reduce inflammation and relieve pain in joints, the spine, muscles, or around nerves. They are often part of a broader treatment plan for both acute and chronic pain conditions.
Radiofrequency ablation is a minimally invasive procedure used to treat chronic spine pain by disrupting nerve signals. Heat generated by radiofrequency energy is used to target specific pain-sensing nerves around arthritic joints in the spine.
A microdiscectomy (sometimes called a microscopic discectomy) is a minimally invasive surgical procedure used to relieve pressure on a spinal nerve caused by a herniated disc
The Scoli-Fit method is built on a clear, science-driven philosophy: scoliosis is not just a spinal problem—it is a whole-body, neuromuscular, and postural condition that must be corrected through targeted brain-based movement training, 3-dimensional exercises…
Spine surgery is a critical component of our comprehensive approach to brain, spine, and joint care. Spine surgery specialists form part of a comprehensive health care team.
Endoscopic Foraminotomy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure used to enlarge the small opening where a spinal nerve exits the spine, known as the neural foramen. When this opening becomes narrowed, it can compress the nerve and lead to pain, numbness, ti…
Spine orthotics include braces or support devices designed to stabilize the spine, reduce pain, and support posture during healing and rehabilitation. They may be used short-term after an injury or surgery, or longer-term for specific spinal conditions.