Pain Management
Coping with pain can be extremely challenging, affecting every aspect of your life - physical ability, emotional well-being and interpersonal relationships. Santa Rosa Medical Group has designed a program focused on assisting you in finding relief from pain and regaining control of your life. Here you'll find a team of dedicated healthcare professionals committed to helping you get back to doing more of what's important to you.
Because pain and its effects are complex, Santa Rosa Medical Group uses a multidisciplinary, holistic approach and works with you and your primary care physician to develop a plan focused on providing the right course of treatment for you. Your customized plan will address your individual needs and restore your quality of life.
The goal is to help you reach the highest level of pain relief possible through interventional pain management. We offer pain relief strategies for a variety of conditions including:
- Arthritis pain
- Back, joint and neck pain
- Degenerative disc disease
- Cancer-related pain
- Migraines and other headaches
- Myofascial pain
- Neuralgia
- Neuropathy
- Pain from injuries and accidents
- Post-surgical pain
We understand that no single chronic pain management technique is right for every patient. After your assessment, your treatment plan may include a mix of resources including non-opioid medication management, physical therapy, pain coping skills training and interventions, as appropriate. Interventional pain management procedures available include the following:
- Neuromodulation (spinal cord stimulation)
- Selective nerve root blocks and ablations
- Epidural spinal block: lumbar, cervical and caudal
- Trigger point, joint and bursa injections
- Medial branch nerve block for arthritis
- Radiofrequency ablation (RFA)
- Botox injections for headaches and dystonia
- Joint injections including genicular nerve blocks
- Peripheral nerve blocks
At Santa Rosa Medical Group, you'll find a pain management treatment plan that is as individual as you are.
Appointments for pain management may require a physician referral.