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Treatments

More than 40 ways
to fight your pain.

Every procedure below is image-guided, performed on-site, and chosen for one reason: it targets the specific source of your pain. Browse by the area of the body — or just call and let us do the navigating.

Spine & Back

Back & spine treatments

The spine is the most common source of chronic pain — and the area where precise, image-guided treatment matters most.

  • Lumbar epidural steroid injection
  • Cervical epidural steroid injection
  • Caudal epidural steroid injection
  • Lumbar facet joint injection
  • Lumbar medial branch block & radiofrequency ablation
  • Cervical medial branch block & radiofrequency ablation
  • Sacroiliac (SI) joint injection
  • Kyphoplasty & vertebroplasty
  • Lumbar disc decompression
  • Cervical disc decompression
  • Lumbar & cervical discography
  • Tailbone (coccygeal) injection
Featured Procedure

Kyphoplasty

Same-day relief for spinal compression fractures

When a vertebra fractures — often from osteoporosis or injury — every movement can hurt. Kyphoplasty stabilizes the broken bone from the inside, guided in real time by C‑arm X‑ray imaging for millimeter precision. Most patients go home the same day.

  1. 1Live X-ray guidance. Using C-arm imaging, a thin instrument is guided into the fractured vertebra through a tiny incision.
  2. 2Gentle restoration. A small balloon is inflated to restore the vertebra's height and create a protected space.
  3. 3Cement stabilization. Medical-grade bone cement fills the space and hardens within minutes — supporting the bone and relieving pain at its source.
Ask About Kyphoplasty
Head & Neck

Headache, migraine & neck treatments

  • Occipital nerve block & radiofrequency ablation
  • Atlanto-axial joint block & radiofrequency ablation
  • C2 nerve (DRG) block & radiofrequency ablation
  • Supraorbital & supratrochlear nerve blocks
  • Stellate ganglion block
  • Botox injections for chronic migraine (non-cosmetic)
Joints

Joint pain treatments

  • Knee injection (steroid)
  • Genicular (knee) nerve block & radiofrequency ablation
  • Hip injection
  • Shoulder injection
  • Elbow joint injection
  • Tennis elbow injection
  • Golfer's elbow injection
  • Foot & ankle joint injection
  • Finger joint injection
  • Ischial bursa injection
  • Olecranon (elbow) bursa injection
Nerve & Complex Pain

Specialized nerve blocks

For pelvic, abdominal, chest wall, and nerve-related pain — including cancer-related pain — these targeted blocks can succeed where other treatments haven't.

  • Celiac plexus block & neurolysis
  • Superior hypogastric plexus block
  • Ganglion impar block & neurolysis
  • Pudendal nerve block & radiofrequency ablation
  • Intercostal nerve block & radiofrequency ablation
  • Lumbar sympathetic block
  • Foot nerve block & radiofrequency ablation
Hand, Wrist & Foot

Everyday pain, quickly treated

  • Carpal tunnel injection
  • Cubital tunnel injection
  • De Quervain's tendonitis injection
  • Trigger finger injection
  • Plantar fascia injection
Advanced Therapies

When standard treatments aren't enough

Spinal Cord Stimulation

A small implanted device delivers gentle electrical pulses that interrupt pain signals before they reach your brain — with a trial period first, so you know it works for you before committing.

Ketamine Infusion Therapy

Physician-supervised IV therapy that can provide meaningful relief for certain chronic pain conditions that haven't responded to conventional treatment.

Medical Marijuana

Evaluation and certification for qualifying patients under Florida's medical marijuana program, integrated thoughtfully into your overall care plan.

Terms you'll see above: Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) uses gentle heat to quiet the specific nerve carrying your pain signal — relief often lasts months to years. A medial branch block (MBB) is a brief diagnostic injection that confirms which nerve is responsible before ablation.

Not Sure Where to Start?

You don't need to know
the procedure. We do.

Tell us where it hurts, and we'll build the plan. One call starts your consultation.

Call (352) 888-PAIN Today
Referring providers: fax records to (352) 474-6256