Why choose Pain Management Institute?
We provide a full range of the latest pain management treatments
Interventional Pain Procedures
Procedural interventions are a core component of comprehensive pain management and are designed to accurately diagnose and treat pain at its source. These minimally invasive, image-guided procedures use advanced techniques such as fluoroscopy or ultrasound to ensure precision, safety, and effectiveness. Interventions may include targeted injections to reduce inflammation, nerve-based procedures to interrupt pain signaling, and advanced therapies that provide longer-lasting relief for chronic conditions. These procedures are often used to improve function, decrease reliance on daily medications, and support participation in physical therapy and rehabilitation. Each intervention is selected only after a thorough evaluation of your medical history, imaging, and treatment goals, and is performed with a focus on maximizing relief while minimizing risk. Procedural care is typically one part of an individualized treatment plan that may also include medication management, rehabilitative therapies, and lifestyle-based strategies to help patients achieve sustained pain control and improved quality of life.
Learn more about the conditions we treat as well as the treatments we offer here at the Pain Management Institute
Medication Management
Medication management is an important part of comprehensive pain care and focuses on using the safest and most effective medications to support pain relief, function, and overall well-being. Treatment plans are individualized based on each patient’s diagnosis, medical history, response to prior therapies, and personal goals. Emphasis is placed on non-opioid and multimodal strategies whenever possible, including medications that address nerve pain, inflammation, muscle spasm, or sleep disruption. When opioid therapy is considered, it is approached thoughtfully and conservatively, following evidence-based guidelines, careful monitoring, and regular reassessment to ensure appropriate use and patient safety. Medication management is most effective when integrated with interventional procedures, physical rehabilitation, and lifestyle-based strategies, allowing care to be adjusted over time as conditions improve or change. The goal is not simply symptom control, but long-term functional improvement and quality of life.
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Some examples of medications we prescribe:
Anti-inflammatory
Anti-depressant
Anti-seizure
Migraine
Opioid
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Learn more about the conditions we treat as well as the treatments we offer here at the Pain Management Institute
Physical Therapy
Physical therapy plays a critical role in restoring movement, strength, and stability for patients experiencing acute or chronic pain. Therapy programs are tailored to each individual’s condition, functional limitations, and recovery goals, with an emphasis on improving mobility, reducing pain, and preventing future injury. Treatment may include guided therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, neuromuscular re-education, posture and movement training, and strategies to improve balance and endurance. Physical therapy is often used alongside interventional procedures and medical management to help patients regain function more efficiently and maintain long-term results. By addressing underlying biomechanical factors and promoting active participation in recovery, physical therapy supports sustainable improvement and empowers patients to safely return to daily activities, work, and exercise.
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Additionally, with a Titleist Performance Institute Certification, we help golfers rehab their back pain.
More information about our Physical Therapy program can be found on our Lupin Physical Therapy page.
Suboxone therapy
Medications like Suboxone are an important part of Medication Assisted Therapy treating substance disorders. However, Suboxone can also be used for effective chronic pain management to help lower your risk and simplify your treatment.
Infusion Therapy
Infusion therapy offers a targeted approach to delivering medications, fluids, or nutrients directly into the bloodstream, allowing for precise dosing and efficient absorption. This method of treatment is often used to support pain management, neurological health, and overall wellness when oral therapies are insufficient or not well tolerated. Infusions are administered in a comfortable, medically supervised setting and are tailored to each patient’s needs based on diagnosis, treatment goals, and response to care. Infusion therapy may be used as a standalone treatment or as part of a broader care plan that includes procedural interventions, medication management, and rehabilitative therapies. Our focus is on safety, individualized care, and optimizing outcomes while supporting improved function and quality of life.​
More information about our infusion therapies can be found on our IV Infusion Therapy Page