Services
Interventional pain care, joint injections, nerve and muscle tests, exercise therapy and neurological rehabilitation, each explained in plain language. Most patients need a mix of these, and exercise is nearly always part of the plan.
Interventional pain care
Precise injections near a nerve root or the joints of the spine, guided by imaging. For pain that has not eased with exercise and medicines. The aim is less pain, so you can move again.
Read moreJoint and soft tissue injections
For a painful, inflamed joint or tissue. It eases the symptoms but does not remove the cause.
Read moreNerve and muscle tests
A test that shows how nerves and muscles are working. For numbness, tingling and weakness.
Read moreExercise therapy and rehabilitation
A movement plan for the back, neck and joints, and for returning to work. The main part of treatment for most pain.
Read moreNeurological rehabilitation
After a stroke or spinal cord injury: a team that stands with the patient and family on the way back to daily life.
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The full patient guide
What to bring to the first visit, what to do before and after an injection, how to get ready for a nerve test, and when to act at once.