Interventional Pain Management

If prescription or over-the-counter drug therapies are proving ineffective or if back-and-forth visits between your primary care provider and specialist are proving a waste of time, interventional pain management may be the answer to your acute or chronic pain condition. Interventional pain management refers to special procedures – such as injections and spinal cord stimulation – that are performed in a pain management clinic or center to treat and manage pain. At the Pain Management Center (PMC) of Lansing, advanced interventional pain management services are provided by a team of anesthesiologists with specialty training in interventional pain management techniques. Dedicated to your ongoing and integrated care, this team applies a multidisciplinary approach to helping you acquire pain relief and achieve a better quality of life. Listed below are a few examples of the interventional pain management techniques available at PMC Lansing.

The aforementioned interventional services may be performed by our pain management physicians at a clinic for diagnostic reasons (to determine the source of pain), therapeutic purposes (to treat painful acute or chronic conditions), prognosis (to predict the outcome of other interventional treatments), or preemptive measures (to prevent other conditions that could result from certain procedures). Conscious sedation is offered on patient request for most of our interventional procedures. Speak to your treating pain management physician to receive a full list of available interventional services and techniques at our pain management center. Your physician will help you determine if interventional pain management is the best approach to treating your pain, and if so, what option will be most effective. Stop letting pain control your life and start finding the relief that you deserve at PMC Lansing.

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