Medical Pain Management | Advance Medical

Chronic and acute pain can turn anyone’s world upside down. Activities that were once enjoyable may seem impossible due to intense pain. Even spending relaxing time with family and friends may become difficult.

What is Interventional Pain Management?

Interventional pain management is a discipline in pain management. The goal is to help patients relieve their pain. These pain doctors look beyond medication to help someone deal with pain. They rely instead on a vast array of therapies to help diagnose, reduce, and if possible, completely relieve a person’s pain.

For example, a patient may receive technology guided injections, along with specialized physical therapy to address the root cause of the issue. The ultimate goal is to help a patient get back to their best life. Often, doctors do this by helping patients return to their normal activities as quickly as possible.

Interventional pain management is generally used when pain is severe enough to interfere with daily activities and other treatments have not been successful in reducing pain. If you’re in pain, interventional pain management may help you reduce your pain and get your life back.

Advanced Medical of Florida earned the honorable AAAASF accreditation for patient safety

Extreme, long term pain can reduce quality of life and make every day a struggle. Interventional pain management can help you reduce pain and get you back to living your best life!

Our offices have multiple types of pain management practitioners on hand that work together. Therefore, our patients have a team of providers to help reach their goals!

Pain doctor and Physician Assistant who specialize in pain management, perform minimally-invasive procedures or injections

Doctors of Physical therapy to diagnose and resolve muscular issues

Chiropractic care for spine alignment issues – utilizing gentle/low force techniques that feel great but get results

By having multiple doctors on our team, our patients have the best possible chance of getting the treatment they need and results they want. It also encourages collaboration between our different specialties to find all of the options a patient may have for reducing pain.

Three successful programs we have created through collaboration;

By working with a dedicated pain management team, a patient can receive an overall treatment regimen that will make sure that their pain levels are as tolerable as possible or in some cases, completely gone!