Interventional Pain Management
Providing Interventional Pain Management in Forks so you don’t have to drive for miles to get relief!
About
Pain is a common symptom of thousands of injuries and conditions experienced by most everyone in their lifetime.
Pain that lasts a short time (acute pain), for example, subsides after the healing process from an injury or surgery, and typically does not require any treatment beyond that which is recommended by a patient’s health care provider. When pain lasts for months or years (chronic pain), there is help and hope available on the West End.
Interventional pain management is a specialized approach to treating chronic pain through minimally invasive procedures, rather than relying solely on oral medications, which can mask the pain versus treat the underlying cause of it. Interventional pain management offers safe and effective treatments a trained medical professional performs.
How We Care for You
Interventional pain management is used to treat a wide range of conditions, including arthritis, trigger points, neck pain, migraines, and other conditions that impact one’s mobility and quality of life.
Another benefit to this course of treatment is that, in many cases, surgery is not a viable option. Interventional pain management procedures offer a less invasive alternative approach to treating pain.
Below are just a few of the interventional pain management treatments and services provided at FCH. Talk to your doctor about a referral for interventional pain management. Learn more about our provider for these and other interventional pain management treatments available on the West End.
• Botox (treatment for chronic migraine)
• Epidural steroid injections
• Facet joint injections
• Radiofrequency ablation
• Spinal cord stimulation
Specialty Care
Care Team
Surgery
When surgery is part of your healthcare journey, you don’t have to travel miles for expert surgical services. Forks Community Hospital provides advanced surgical care right here in your community, offering a range of general, orthopedic, interventional pain, podiatry, and endoscopic procedures in a safe and supportive environment.
