Upper extremity pain—discomfort in your shoulders, arms, wrists, or hands—can be disruptive and debilitating. It is often a sign of a complex underlying condition, such as arthritis, tendonitis, nerve inflammation, or a repetitive strain injury. Our specialists use advanced diagnostics to move beyond the symptoms, identify the true source of your pain, and develop a precise treatment plan.

Pain in the head, neck, and back are among the most common and complex issues we treat. These conditions can stem from a wide range of sources, including spinal disorders like herniated discs or osteoarthritis, as well as acute injuries like whiplash. Our team of specialists is trained to perform advanced diagnostics to pinpoint the precise cause of your pain, which is the first step toward effective, long-term relief.

Chronic pain is defined as persistent discomfort lasting three months or more, which can continue long after an injury has healed. It is a complex medical issue that requires expert diagnosis. This includes neuropathic (nerve) pain, which often causes shooting, burning, or tingling sensations. We are dedicated to finding the specific source of your chronic pain to develop a truly effective treatment plan.

Lower extremity pain—discomfort affecting the hips, legs, ankles, or feet—can be complex. The symptoms may vary in severity and duration, but they often point to a specific underlying condition, such as sciatica, neuropathy, or joint inflammation. Our specialists are trained to look beyond the symptoms, using advanced diagnostics to identify the precise source of your pain.