Treatments and procedures

Image-guided procedures, not surgery.

Every procedure below is minimally invasive and performed onsite under image guidance. Each page explains what the procedure involves, who it helps, how long it takes, and what recovery looks like.

Corticosteroid Injections

Concentrated anti-inflammatory medication placed directly into the joint or soft tissue driving your pain.

Procedure time: 10–20 minutes
Discharge: Outpatient, walk-in walk-out

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Epidural Steroid Injections

Fluoroscopy-guided steroid placed around inflamed spinal nerves to calm sciatica, radiculopathy, and disc-related pain.

Procedure time: 15–30 minutes
Discharge: Outpatient discharge

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Hyaluronic Acid Injections

Joint-cushioning injections that supplement natural lubricating fluid in arthritic joints, most often the knee.

Procedure time: 10–20 minutes
Discharge: Outpatient, walk-in walk-out

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Nerve Block

A diagnostic and therapeutic injection that interrupts pain signaling and helps confirm the nerve driving your symptoms.

Procedure time: 15–30 minutes
Discharge: Outpatient discharge

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Trigger Point Injections

Targeted relief for tight, tender muscle knots that resist stretching, massage, and oral medication.

Procedure time: 10–15 minutes
Discharge: Outpatient, walk-in walk-out

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Radiofrequency Ablation

Controlled heat that interrupts a confirmed pain-signaling nerve for longer-lasting relief than a single injection.

Procedure time: 30–60 minutes
Discharge: Outpatient discharge

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Facet Joint Injections

Steroid placed directly into an arthritic facet joint of the spine to calm the inflammation driving axial back or neck pain.

Procedure time: 15–20 minutes
Discharge: Outpatient discharge

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Spinal Cord Stimulation

Neuromodulation for severe, persistent nerve pain — trialled first with temporary leads, implanted only if the trial works.

Trial duration: 5–7 days at home
Trial leads: Temporary, percutaneous placement

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Regenerative Medicine (PRP)

Platelet-rich plasma drawn from your own blood and injected under image guidance into an injured joint or tendon.

Procedure time: 30–45 minutes
Discharge: Outpatient, walk-in walk-out

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