Interventional Pain Management treats chronic back, neck, and joint pain through minimally invasive, image-guided procedures — often as an outpatient visit, with no large incision and much faster recovery than conventional surgery.
Book a Consultation Common QuestionsMost chronic pain doesn't need a scalpel — it needs an accurate diagnosis of exactly which nerve or joint is generating the pain signal, then a precise, image-guided intervention at that exact point. That's what interventional pain management does: epidural injections, nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation, and similar procedures performed under X-ray or ultrasound guidance, typically done as a day procedure with recovery measured in hours, not weeks.
Surgery remains the right answer for some conditions — this isn't a replacement for it where it's genuinely needed. It's the right first step for the much larger group of patients whose pain can be resolved without one.
The first visit focuses on pinpointing exactly which structure is generating the pain — through physical exam, review of any existing imaging, and sometimes a diagnostic nerve block that also serves as an initial treatment. Based on findings, the plan may include a targeted injection, radiofrequency ablation, or a combination with physiotherapy — most procedures are done as a day visit, with results assessed over the following weeks before deciding on next steps.
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Coverage varies by procedure and payer — our team will confirm your specific coverage before the procedure.
Physiotherapy builds strength and mobility over time; interventional pain procedures target the specific pain-generating structure directly, often providing faster relief for the right conditions — the two are frequently used together.
No — you can book a consultation directly, though bringing existing scans or reports helps the first visit go faster.
Not for emergencies — call 90331 14444 (24×7)
