Pain Management:

1. 1. 1.  Lumbar Epidural Injections (Intralaminar, Caudal, Transforaminal)
      2.  Sacro-iliac joint injections
      3.  Lumbar Facet Joint Injections and Medial Branch Block
      4.  Cervical / Thoracic Epidural Injections (Intralaminar, Transforaminal)
      5.  Cervical / Thoracic Facet Joint Injections and Medial Branch Block
      6.  Radiofrequency Nerve Ablation of Cervical, Thoracic and Lumbar Facet Joints
      7.  Occipital nerve blocks
      8.  Shoulder / Knee / Hip and other Joint Injections under Ultrasound  / Fluoroscopic Guidance
      9.  Knee Gel Injections
      10.  Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Injection
      11.  Peripheral Nerve Blocks
      12.  Tennis / Golf Elbow and other tendon injections
      13.   Injections for Plantar fasciitis and Foot conditions
      14.  Discograms
      15.  Percutaneous Discectomy
      16.  Electrodiagnostic Studies (EMG / NCV)
      17.  Message therapy/physical therapy and therapeutic exercises
      18.  Meditational methodology (Mind Body approach)
      19.  Integrated Medicine (Nutrition, Weight Management and use of supplements)
      20.  Addiction treatment
      21.  Injections with ultrasound and Fluoroscopic Guidance
      22.  Braces / orthotics: use of orthotics / braces help to give rest to inflamed joints, strained muscles and tendons. Important aspect is judicious use as unnecessary application may lead to weakening of structures.
      23.  Encounter with physician: history / examination / rapport / guidance / education / inspiration
      24.  Imaging Referrals: MRI / X-rays / CAT scan etc
      25.  Labs
      26. Urine Drug Screening

Procedures:

Injections
Neck
Midback
Low Back
Hip & Groin
Knee
Injections

A: Regions:

Head:

1. 1. 1. 1. Greater Occipital Nerve Block.
         2. Injection for Migraine (Mg SO4 )

Neck:

1.       Trigger Point Injections

2.       Epidural Injection

3.       Transforaminal Epidural Injection

4.       Facet Joint Block

5.       Medial Branch Block

6.       Radiofrequency Ablation of Facet Joints

Mid-back:

1.       Thoracic Epidural

2.       Transforaminal Epidural

3.       Facet Joint Injection

4.       Medial Branch Block

5.       Radiofrequency Ablation of Thoracic Facet Joints

6.       Intercostal Nerve Block

             7.       Trigger Point Injections

Low Back:

       1.       Caudal Epidural Injection

       2.       Lumbar Epidural Injection

       3.       Transforaminal Epidural Injection

       4.       Lumbar Facet Joint Injection

       5.       Medial Branch Block

       6.       Radiofrequency Ablation of Lumbar Joints

       7.       Sacro-iliac Joint Injection

       8.       Trigger Point Injections for Low Back pain

             9.     Piriformis Injection

Hip & Groin:

1.       Hip Intra-articular injection

2.       Greater Trochanter Bursitis Injection

3.       Adductor Tendon Injury Injection

4.       Hamstring Tendinitis Injection

5.       Pudendal Nerve Block

Knee:

1. 1. 1. 1. Knee Intra-Articular Injection
         2. Knee Gel Injections
         3. Ligament and Tendon injection
         4. Bursa Injection

Foot & Ankle
Shoulder
elbow & Forearm
Hand & Wrist

Foot & Ankle:

        1.       Plantar Fasciitis Injection

        2.       Morton neuroma

        3.       Sprain and Joint Inflammation

Shoulder:

        1.       Shoulder Intra-Articular Injection

        2.       Suprascapular Injection

        3.       Tendinitis Injection

Elbow & Forearm:

         1.       Epicondylitis Injection (Medial and Lateral)

         2.       Elbow Joint Injection

Hand & Wrist

         1.       Carpal Tunnel Injection

         2.       Wrist Intra-Articular Injection

         3.       DeQuervain Tenosynovitis Injection

         4.       Trigger Finger Injection

         5.       All injections are done under Ultrasound guidance or Fluoroscopic guidance to deposit the                       medication in precise location and to avoid placement in advert ant locations or structures.

         6.       Injections have to be followed by a program of Therapeutic Stretches and Strengthening                         Exercises.

Medications / Opioids:

Use of anti-inflammatory medication for a pronged time may harm a person. Similarly pain medications can lead to addiction and other side-effects that may be ignored by the patient because of severity and unpleasant effects of pain.  Suffering can be minimized through understanding of disorder / pathology and side-effects profile of medication.