Cervical Epidural Injections are an effective non-surgical treatment for those with chronic neck pain. This needle-based procedure uses a local anesthetic that numbs the skin and all the tissue down to the nerves.

The physician slides a needle through the skin and contrast solution is injected so the physician can use a fluoroscopic guidance to visualize the affected areas and assure correct placement of the needle. Next, a mixture of anesthetic, saline, and anti-inflammatory medicine is injected around the affected cervical spine nerve roots which block pain signals from reaching the brain.

Cervical Epidural Injections are performed as an outpatient procedure using a non-surgical approach at Regency Healthcare’s state of the art surgical facility.

Patients will not need to stay overnight and will be able to leave the surgical practice the same day.

Lumbar Epidural Injections are an effective non-surgical treatment for those with chronic low back pain. This needle-based procedure uses a local anesthetic that numbs the skin and all the tissue down to the nerves.

The physician slides a needle through the skin and contrast solution is injected so the physician can use a fluoroscopic guidance to visualize the affected areas and assure correct placement of the needle. Next, a mixture of anesthetic, saline, and anti-inflammatory medicine is injected around the affected lumbar spine nerve roots which block pain signals from reaching the brain.

Lumbar Epidural Injections are performed as an outpatient procedure using a non-surgical approach at Regency Healthcare’s state of the art surgical facility.

Patients will not need to stay overnight and will be able to leave the surgical practice the same day.

Cervical Facet Joint Injections are an effective non-surgical treatment for those with chronic neck pain. This needle-based procedure uses a local anesthetic that numbs the skin and all the tissue down to the nerves.

The physician slides a needle through the skin and contrast solution is injected so the physician can use a fluoroscopic guidance to visualize the affected areas and assure correct placement of the needle. Next, a mixture of anesthetic, saline, and anti-inflammatory medicine is injected around the affected cervical facet joints. This mixture reduces the inflammation of the affected joints caused a reduction in pain.

Cervical Facet Joint Injections are performed as an outpatient procedure using a non-surgical approach at Regency Healthcare’s state of the art surgical facility.

Patients will not need to stay overnight and will be able to leave the surgical practice the same day.

Radiofrequency Ablation is an effective non-surgical treatment for those experiencing chronic neck pain. This is a needle-based procedure uses a local anesthetic that numbs the skin and all the tissue down to the nerves. This is a needle-based procedure and requires no incision. The physician slides a needle through the skin and contrast solution is injected so the physician can use a fluoroscopic guidance to visualize the affected areas and assure correct placement of the needle. Next, dual insulated needles with tiny electrodes are placed on the affected spinal nerve. A radiofrequency current is applied to the nerve for 60 to 90 seconds. The radiofrequency waves create heat and consequently numb the nerve. The patient will not feel the electrical impulse or sensation.

Cervical Radiofrequency Ablation is performed as an outpatient procedure using a non-surgical approach at Regency Healthcare’s state of the art surgical facility.

Patients will not need to stay overnight and will be able to leave the surgical facility the same day.

Thoracic Epidural Injections are an effective non-surgical treatment for those with back neck pain. This needle-based procedure uses a local anesthetic that numbs the skin and all the tissue down to the nerves.

The physician slides a needle through the skin and contrast solution is injected so the physician can use a fluoroscopic guidance to visualize the affected areas and assure correct placement of the needle. Next, a mixture of anesthetic, saline, and anti-inflammatory medicine is injected around the affected cervical spine nerve roots which block pain signals from reaching the brain.

Thoracic Epidural Injections are performed as an outpatient procedure using a non-surgical approach at Regency Healthcare’s state of the art surgical facility.

Patients will not need to stay overnight and will be able to leave the surgical facility the same day.

Thoracic Facet Joint Injections are an effective non-surgical treatment for those with chronic back pain. This needle-based procedure uses a local anesthetic that numbs the skin and all the tissue down to the nerves.

The physician slides a needle through the skin and contrast solution is injected so the physician can use a fluoroscopic guidance to visualize the affected areas and assure correct placement of the needle. Next, a mixture of anesthetic, saline, and anti-inflammatory medicine is injected around the affected cervical facet joints. This mixture reduces the inflammation of the affected joints caused a reduction in pain.

Thoracic Facet Joint Injections are performed as an outpatient procedure using a non-surgical approach at Regency Healthcare’s state of the art surgical facility.

Patients will not need to stay overnight and will be able to leave the surgical facility the same day.

Thoracic Radiofrequency Ablation is an effective non-surgical treatment for those experiencing chronic back pain. This is a needle-based procedure uses a local anesthetic that numbs the skin and all the tissue down to the nerves. This is a needle-based procedure and requires no incision. The physician slides a needle through the skin and contrast solution is injected so the physician can use a fluoroscopic guidance to visualize the affected areas and assure correct placement of the needle. Next, dual insulated needles with tiny electrodes are placed on the affected spinal nerve. A radiofrequency current is applied to the nerve for 60 to 90 seconds. The radiofrequency waves create heat and consequently numb the nerve. The patient will not feel the electrical impulse or sensation.

Thoracic Radiofrequency Ablation is performed as an outpatient procedure using a non-surgical approach at Regency Healthcare’s state of the art surgical facility.

Patients will not need to stay overnight and will be able to leave the surgical facility the same day.

A Thoracic Percutaneous Discectomy is an effective non-surgical treatment for those experiencing back pain as a result of a herniated disc. This needle-based procedure requires no incision and uses a local anesthetic to numb the skin down to the nerves. The physician slides a needle through the skin and contrast solution is injected so the physician can use a fluoroscopic guidance to visualize the affected areas and assure correct placement of the needle. Next, a small instrument equipped with a probe, known as a cannula, is inserted into the herniated disc. The excess disc material is evacuated through the cannula, reducing the size of the disc. This reduction in disc size decompresses the surrounding spinal nerves and alleviates pain.

Thoracic Percutaneous Discectomy is performed as an outpatient procedure using a non-surgical approach at Regency Healthcare’s state of the art surgical practice.

Patients will not need to stay overnight and will be able to leave the surgical practice the same day.

Lumbar Facet Joint Injections are an effective non-surgical treatment for those with chronic back pain. This needle-based procedure uses a local anesthetic that numbs the skin and all the tissue down to the nerves.

The physician slides a needle through the skin and contrast solution is injected so the physician can use a fluoroscopic guidance to visualize the affected areas and assure correct placement of the needle. Next, a mixture of anesthetic, saline, and anti-inflammatory medicine is injected around the affected cervical facet joints. This mixture reduces the inflammation of the affected joints caused a reduction in pain.

Lumbar Facet Joint Injections are performed as an outpatient procedure using a non-surgical approach at Regency Healthcare’s state of the art surgical facility.

Patients will not need to stay overnight and will be able to leave the surgical facility the same day.

Lumbar Transforaminal Injections are an effective non-surgical treatment for those with chronic back pain. This needle-based procedure uses a local anesthetic that numbs the skin and all the tissue down to the nerves. The physician slides a needle through the skin and contrast solution is injected so the physician can use a fluoroscopic guidance to visualize the affected areas and assure correct placement of the needle. Next, a mixture of anesthetic, saline, and anti-inflammatory medicine is injected into the area around the spine, known as the epidural space. The medication serves to reduce inflammation of the nerve roots and affected spinal disc to decrease the pain.

Lumbar Transforaminal Injections are performed as an outpatient procedure using a non-surgical approach at Regency Healthcare’s state of the art surgical facility.

Patients will not need to stay overnight and will be able to leave the surgical practice the same day.

Lumbar Radiofrequency Ablation is an effective non-surgical treatment for those experiencing chronic back pain. This is a needle-based procedure uses a local anesthetic that numbs the skin and all the tissue down to the nerves. This is a needle-based procedure and requires no incision. The physician slides a needle through the skin and contrast solution is injected so the physician can use a fluoroscopic guidance to visualize the affected areas and assure correct placement of the needle. Next, dual insulated needles with tiny electrodes are placed on the affected spinal nerve. A radiofrequency current is applied to the nerve for 60 to 90 seconds. The radiofrequency waves create heat and consequently numb the nerve. The patient will not feel the electrical impulse or sensation.

Lumbar Radiofrequency Ablation is performed as an outpatient procedure using a non-surgical approach at Regency Healthcare’s state of the art surgical facility.

Patients will not need to stay overnight and will be able to leave the surgical facility the same day.

A Lumbar Percutaneous Discectomy is an effective non-surgical treatment for those experiencing back pain as a result of a herniated disc. This needle-based procedure requires no incision and uses a local anesthetic to numb the skin down to the nerves. The physician slides a needle through the skin and contrast solution is injected so the physician can use a fluoroscopic guidance to visualize the affected areas and assure correct placement of the needle. Next, a small instrument equipped with a probe, known as a cannula, is inserted into the herniated disc. The excess disc material is evacuated through the cannula, reducing the size of the disc. This reduction in disc size decompresses the surrounding spinal nerves and alleviates pain.

Lumbar Percutaneous Discectomy is performed as an outpatient procedure using a non-surgical approach at Regency Healthcare’s state of the art surgical practice.

Patients will not need to stay overnight and will be able to leave the surgical practice the same day.

Lumbar Endoscopic Discectomy is a Minimally Invasive Procedure used to treat chronic back pain as a result of a herniated disc or annular tear.

The physician slides a needle through the skin and contrast solution is injected so the physician can use fluoroscopic guidance to visualize the herniated disc and assure correct placement of the endoscopic camera. A small incision (usually less than one inch) is made at the level of the herniated disc. Next, a small tube equipped with a camera, known as an endoscope, is inserted into the incision. Once the herniated disc(s) have been visualized small surgical tools are inserted through the tube and remove portions of the herniated disc that are compressing the spinal nerves. This decompressing of the spinal nerves relieves the chronic back pain as a result of spinal nerve irritation. The incision is then closed with either a stitch or sterile strip.

Lumbar Endoscopic Discectomy is performed as an outpatient procedure using a Minimally Invasive approach at Regency Healthcare’s state of the art surgical practice.

Patients will not need to stay overnight and will be able to leave the surgical practice the same day.

Sacroiliac Joint Injections are an effective non-surgical treatment for those with chronic low back, hip pain or sciatica. This needle-based procedure uses a local anesthetic that numbs the skin and all the tissue down to the nerves. The physician slides a needle through the skin and contrast solution is injected so the physician can use a fluoroscopic guidance to visualize the affected areas and assure correct placement of the needle. Next, a mixture of anesthetic, saline, and anti-inflammatory medicine is injected around the area that connects the spine to the pelvis, known as the sacroiliac joint.

Sacroiliac Joint Injections are performed as an outpatient procedure using a non-surgical approach at Regency Healthcare’s state of the art surgical facility.

Patients will not need to stay overnight and will be able to leave the surgical facility the same day.

Lumbar Endoscopic Rhizotomy is a Minimally Invasive Procedure used to treat chronic back pain as a result of irritation of the nerves of the spine known as the Medial Branch nerves. These nerves do not control only motor functions and serve only as sensory nerves. Treatment of the Medial Branch nerves will not result in any loss of motor or neurological function.

The physician slides a needle through the skin and contrast solution is injected so the physician can use fluoroscopic guidance to visualize the affected areas and assure correct placement of the endoscopic camera. Next, a small incision (usually less than one inch) is made at the level of the affected spinal nerves. A small tube equipped with both a camera and either a laser or working channel is inserted into the incision. Once the Medial Branch nerves either a laser or other heat source is applied to the nerves causing them to become non-functional. This loss of function in these sensory nerves relieves the chronic pain caused by nerve irritation. The incision is then closed with either a stitch or sterile strip.

Lumbar Endoscopic Rhizotomy is performed as an outpatient procedure using a Minimally Invasive approach at Regency Healthcare’s state of the art surgical practice.

Patients will not need to stay overnight and will be able to leave the surgical practice the same day.

Sacroiliac Joint Radiofrequency Ablation is an effective non-surgical treatment for those experiencing chronic low back, hip pain or sciatica. This is a needle-based procedure uses a local anesthetic that numbs the skin and all the tissue down to the nerves. This is a needle-based procedure and requires no incision. The physician slides a needle through the skin and contrast solution is injected so the physician can use a fluoroscopic guidance to visualize the affected areas and assure correct placement of the needle. Next, dual insulated needles with tiny electrodes are placed on the nerve of the joint that connects the spine and pelvis, known as the sacroiliac joint. A radiofrequency current is applied to the nerve for 60 to 90 seconds. The radiofrequency waves create heat and consequently numb the nerve. The patient will not feel the electrical impulse or sensation.

Sacroiliac Joint Radiofrequency Ablation is performed as an outpatient procedure using a non-surgical approach at Regency Healthcare’s state of the art surgical facility.

Patients will not need to stay overnight and will be able to leave the surgical practice the same day.