Precision Pain and Spine Institute provides advanced surgical and non-surgical treatments for bone, joint, and spine conditions.
Our Advanced Surgical & Non-Surgical Treatments
The musculoskeletal system comprises muscles, bones, joints, ligaments, and tendons. Orthopedics is the study of this system. Injuries or long-term pain that affect these areas can make it very hard to move around and lower your quality of life.
Back pain
Neck Pain
Hip & knee disorders
Shoulder and elbow issues
Hand and wrist conditions
Foot and ankle care
Joint replacement
Sports medicine
Fracture treatment
Spine surgery
Our team prefers non-surgical methods whenever possible, but if those don’t work, our highly skilled orthopedic doctors offer the latest surgery solutions that are precisely adjusted to your needs.
Signs of an Orthopedic Condition
So many body parts, from the neck to the feet, can be affected by orthopedic problems. Symptoms can differ based on where the pain is and whether it is short-term or long-term.
Signs of an Orthopedic Condition
So many body parts, from the neck to the feet, can be affected by orthopedic problems. Symptoms can differ based on where the pain is and whether it is short-term or long-term.
Acute vs. Chronic Pain
Orthopedic pain can be categorized as acute or chronic:
Acute Pain
This type of pain comes on quickly and is often severe. It usually happens after an injury, like a fracture or dislocation. It might include swelling, visible defects, or limited movement, and it typically gets better as the injury heals.
Chronic Pain
This kind of pain occurs slowly and is often caused by overuse or degenerative conditions like arthritis. It can worsen over time, so it must be managed and cared for constantly.
Common Acute Conditions:
01.Dislocations
02.Fractures
03.Muscle strains
04.Ligament tears
Common Chronic Conditions:
01.Arthritis
02.Bursitis
03.Tendonitis
04.Osteoporosis
Non-Surgical Treatments
Early help is very important for a full recovery. Some methods that don’t involve surgery are:
Rest, ice, compression, and elevation (RICE)
Over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medications
Pain management techniques like corticosteroid injections or nerve blocks
Non-Surgical Treatments
Early help is very important for a full recovery. Some methods that don’t involve surgery are:
Rest, ice, compression, and elevation (RICE)
Over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medications
Pain management techniques like corticosteroid injections or nerve blocks
Physical Therapy
Muscles, tendons, ligaments, and bones can return to working generally with physical therapy for ortho problems.
Our physical therapists help orthopedic patients get their strength, flexibility, and movement back and deal with their pain after surgery or an accident or while they are dealing with chronic pain.
Working with your lifestyle and goals in mind, we create a physical therapy plan that improves your strength and movement in the areas you need most.
Physical Therapy
Muscles, tendons, ligaments, and bones can return to working generally with physical therapy for ortho problems.
Our physical therapists help orthopedic patients get their strength, flexibility, and movement back and deal with their pain after surgery or an accident or while they are dealing with chronic pain.
Working with your lifestyle and goals in mind, we create a physical therapy plan that improves your strength and movement in the areas you need most.
Sports Medicine
A lot of joint problems start with accidents from sports. Sports medicine orthopedics doctors are trained to treat all bones, joints, ligaments, and tendons that can get hurt by training, sports, and exercise.
Our physical therapists, pain management specialists, orthopedists, chiropractors, and other medical professionals work together to make a specific treatment plan for your joint pain or injury.
We do this for people of all ages and talents, not just players. It’s important to see an orthopedic doctor as soon as possible after getting hurt in sports when it comes to your daily life.
Sports Medicine
A lot of joint problems start with accidents from sports. Sports medicine orthopedics doctors are trained to treat all bones, joints, ligaments, and tendons that can get hurt by training, sports, and exercise.
Our physical therapists, pain management specialists, orthopedists, chiropractors, and other medical professionals work together to make a specific treatment plan for your joint pain or injury.
We do this for people of all ages and talents, not just players. It’s important to see an orthopedic doctor as soon as possible after getting hurt in sports when it comes to your daily life.
Orthopedic Surgery
If non-surgical treatments are no longer effective, you may be a candidate for orthopedic surgery. Our skilled orthopedic team uses advanced techniques to treat joint, tendon, and spine conditions. We provide comprehensive care, supported by in-house physical therapists and pain management specialists, to guide you through recovery and help restore your mobility with long-term results.
Orthopedic Surgery
If non-surgical treatments are no longer effective, you may be a candidate for orthopedic surgery. Our skilled orthopedic team uses advanced techniques to treat joint, tendon, and spine conditions. We provide comprehensive care, supported by in-house physical therapists and pain management specialists, to guide you through recovery and help restore your mobility with long-term results.
The Precision Pain and Spine Institute is committed to providing each patient with personalized care. From the latest treatments to comprehensive therapy, we’re dedicated to meeting your medical needs with the highest level of care.
Contact us immediately to discuss your options for pain relief and better movement.
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If this sounds like your pain, let’s solve it together. Call (732) 444‑8888 or book an appointment to meet a board‑certified specialist within 24 hours. Relief starts with one conversation.
If this sounds like your pain, let’s solve it together. Call (732) 444‑8888 or book an appointment to meet a board‑certified specialist within 24 hours. Relief starts with one conversation.
