Our Mission:

We believe in educating our patients to be in
control of his or her own pain management
as much as possible.

We strive to provide comprehensive
diagnostic and various types of treatment
to achieve success without surgery.

Whether your pain is chronic or a sudden onset, it changes the way you live your life. Nearly nine out of ten Americans complain about back or neck pain at least once in their life time. The good news is…living a healthy lifestyle isn't out of reach and we are here to help you on your journey to better health.

Not only does our site help you get to know more about our practice and procedures, it also helps you with wonderful information to help you start living the life you were meant to have.

Our patient Joe says, "God bless you all. I don't know what would have happened to me if it weren't for you guys. When I left there, I was able to do things I've been unable to do without pain. Thank you all." View all our testimonials and success stories.

It is possible to have pain relief without surgery! If you tired of the pain and ready for life again, then give us a call today!

Article Spotlight

Sacroiliac Joint (si joint)
Do you or someone you know suffer from low back pain? Have you had an MRI that has not shown any abnormalities? You may be suffering from pain originating from the sacroiliac joint. It is estimated that “10% to 27% of suspected cases with chronic low back pain”, (1) is originating from the sacroiliac joint. The sacroiliac joints are located at the bottom of the back. You have one on either side of the spine. This joint connects the sacrum (bone at the bottom of the spine) to the pelvis (iliac bone).
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Success Story
L.F. is a 46 year old female who came to our office with a chief complaint of pain in the low back area as well as pain going down both legs. The pain in her right leg went all the way to the toes and foot while the pain she had in the left leg stopped at the calf. She had already undergone two lumbar fusions and several epidural injections, all with temporary pain relief. She was having difficulty sleeping, walking, exercising, and riding in a car. After other pain relief methods were tried we decided to try the spinal cord stimulator. The patient underwent the trial which was in place for 7 days. During that time the patient stated she had 90% relief of the pain in her legs and 30-40% relief of the pain in her low back. We then went through with the permanent implantation of the spinal cord stimulator. At her follow up visit from this procedure she stated, “It is wonderful, I am able to sleep better and the pain in my legs is almost completely gone. It stops the pain in my legs, hips, and feet. I can sleep for longer periods of time. I can also drive and ride in a car which I could not do before having the spinal cord stimulator implanted.”
-L.F.

Last update August 2008