Each patient new to PainCare
will be seen by a medical doctor
that specializes in pain
management. This meeting
is an important face to face
opportunity that allows the
doctor to investigate issues of
importance to the patient's
condition. This is also a good
time for the patient to voice
any concern that needs to be
heard, and to have his or her
questions answered. The
treatment plan from this initial
meeting will be used to help set
the course for the patient's
recovery from pain. All
evaluations and treatment - with
few exceptions are conducted in
our state of the art facility in
Irvine - in the heart of Orange
County.
From simple nerve
blocks to nuceoplasty, PainCare's board
certified interventional pain
specialists deliver the most advanced
treatments. Treatment procedures
are performed under fluoroscopic
guidance for accuracy. PainCare's
state of the art surgery center is
accredited by both AAAHC and Medicare.
Physical therapy is an
important part of pain care not only to
help restore musculoskeletal function
but to also prevent future injury.
Where many physical therapy practices
focus on the repetitive, routine
modalities, PainCare integrates the most
advanced technology, coupled with
innovative solutions to help patients
stay with the treatment programs.
As far as we are
concerned, long gone are the days
of distrust between traditional and
alternative medicine. When it comes to
pain treatment, no discipline alone
claims the high ground of complete
capability. When a person is in
pain, it is more important to accept
treatments that help than to
dogmatically reject anything out-right because of incomplete
understanding.
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