PATIENT SERVICES

Pain Management

Whether you're recovering from an injury or managing chronic pain, our minimally invasive treatments target the root cause of pain. WorkStar’s specialists offer spinal, joint, nerve, and post-surgical pain solutions to help you regain function and comfort.

PAIN MANAGEMENT

Common Injuries We Treat

Pelvic & Abdominal

Pain management for gynecologic or gastrointestinal sources.

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)

Persistent burning pain and swelling often following injury or surgery.

Post-Surgical

Ongoing pain following orthopedic or spinal procedures.

Joint Pain

Wear-and-tear or injury-related joint pain limiting mobility.

Sciatica & Nerve Pain

Pain radiating from the lower back through the hips and legs.

Chronic Back & Neck Pain

Degenerative or injury-related pain affecting daily activities.

*The information above is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before making any medical decisions.

Services

Targeted Pain Treatments We Offer

We offer advanced, minimally invasive treatments that target pain at its source—helping you regain mobility, comfort, and a better quality of life. If you're facing chronic back pain, joint discomfort, nerve issues, or post-surgical pain, we are here to provide personalized care so you can get back to living life to the fullest.

Advanced Pain Therapies

Spinal Cord Stimulation

Spinal cord stimulation to manage nerve-related pain that hasn't responded to other treatments

Advanced Pain Therapies

Minimally Invasive Alternatives

Minimally invasive options to help you avoid surgery and get back to doing what you love

Joint & Muscle Pain

PRP & Hyaluronic Therapy

PRP therapy and hyaluronic gel injections to help restore joint function and reduce pain

Joint & Muscle Pain

Joint Injections

Joint injections to ease pain from arthritis, sports injuries, and overuse

Joint & Muscle Pain

Precision Nerve Blocks

Nerve blocks and precision-guided injections to relieve chronic knee, hip, and shoulder pain

Migraine & Nerve

Migraine Botox & Nerve Blocks

Botox therapy and nerve blocks to prevent migraines and reduce tension headaches

Migraine & Nerve

Nerve Pain Injections

Precision-guided injections to calm overactive nerves and relieve shooting or burning pain

Spinal Pain Relief

Herniated Disc & Nerve Compression Injections

Specialized injections and therapies to relieve pain from herniated discs, spinal stenosis, and nerve compression

Spinal Pain Relief

Epidural Steroid Injections

Epidural steroid injections to reduce inflammation and discomfort in the back and neck

Spinal Pain Relief

Radiofrequency Ablation

Minimally invasive procedures like radiofrequency ablation to block pain signals for long-term relief

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

FAQ - Pain Management

You may resume light activities the same day, but avoid strenuous exercise for 24-48 hours. Some mild soreness at the injection site is normal and should improve within a couple of days. Our team will provide detailed aftercare instructions to help maximize your recovery.
Every patient responds differently. Some experience relief within hours, while others may notice improvement over a few days. The timing depends on the type of injection and the condition being treated.
For treatments that require precision, your specialized provider uses real-time X-ray or ultrasound guidance to follow the needle’s position and direct it exactly where it needs to go. This approach allows for accurate placement and better results.
Most patients tolerate the procedure very well. The numbing medication may cause a quick pinch and a brief burning sensation, which typically fades in about 30 seconds. Once numb, you shouldn't feel sharp pain, though some pressure or mild discomfort may occur during the injection.
No, all injections are performed with you fully awake. This is for your safety—being awake allows you to communicate any discomfort, making the procedure as safe and effective as possible. If injections were done while you were asleep, there would be a higher risk of injecting medication too quickly, which could cause complications like pressure injuries.