Radio waves are sent through a precisely placed needle to heat an area of a nerve, preventing pain signals from being sent back to the brain. It is considered for chronic pain conditions of the neck, back and arthritic joints that haven’t been successfully treated by other methods or for longer lasting pain treatment.

Also known as a pain pump, is a small device that is surgically implanted to deliver medication directly into the spinal fluid. This allows for a more efficient and effective administration of medicine while simultaneously reducing the negative side effects associated with pain medications. Especially effective for severe pain conditions that have not responded to other treatments, including failed back surgery syndrome, spinal injuries and cancer pain.

is a small device that is surgically implanted to deliver electrical impulses through thin wires placed near the spinal cord to relieve chronic pain without medication. This device can be used alone, or in combination with other treatments to treat multiple modes of chronic pain. The device blocks pain signals from reaching the brain and can be controlled by the doctor and patient to customize pain relief. Effective for failed back surgery syndrome, peripheral neuropathy, neck and back pain.

Precisely placed epidural needle delivers pain relief medication directly into the epidural space. Popularly combined with other methods for chronic pain relief, the injection can relieve pain for weeks to many months.

Precisely placed needle delivers pain relief medication or steroids directly into affected major joints like hips and shoulders. Often combined with other methods for chronic pain relief.

Oral medications often effectively manage chronic pain, but must be prescribed and managed by a responsible physician.