Interventional Pain Management
A specialty in which qualified physicians use injections and minimally invasive techniques to diagnose and treat pain.
What you should know…
Effective for back pain, Interventional Pain Management injections work on helping doctors diagnose as well as treat pain. It effectively addresses nerve, tissue and disc issues.
Meet Our Doctors
John Aschberger, MD
Allison Fall, MD
Robert Kawasaki, MD
Justin J. Petrolla, MD
Neil Pitzer, MD
John Sacha, MD
Jeff Wunder, MD
Rick Zimmerman, DO
Medical Pain Management
Did you know that an estimated 70 million doctor’s office visits a year are due to pain? CPR physicians are experts in
Medication. We’re on the forefront of research and can best advise patients on all the benefits and risks. Prescription
medication may be one component of a patient’s pain relief regimen.
What you should know…
Treatment of recurrent or acute pain with either over the counter and prescription medications must be supervised by a qualified physician.
Meet Our Doctors
John Aschberger, MD
Allison Fall, MD
Robert Kawasaki, MD
Justin J. Petrolla, MD
Neil Pitzer, MD
John Sacha, MD
Jeff Wunder, MD
Rick Zimmerman, DO
Manipulative Therapeutics/Chiropractic
The origins of osteopathy and chiropractic can be traced back to the late 19th century in American and around the world. The
therapies remain similar to this day and are commonly referred to as "Manipulative Therapy". The results come from the
restoration of normal joint function through specific, controlled movement and the repositioning of affected joints.
What you should know…
Manipulation is one of the safest and most effective treatments for spine and extremity joint pain, often times offering
immediate relief with little or no side effects. For patients with low-back, neck and head pain, manipulative therapies have been
proven to provide quick relief. Manipulation is also helpful for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and other extremity pain. At CPR we
have a strict, evidence-based approach to Manipulative Therapy.
Manipulative Therapies work for:
Muscle pain
Sciatica
Nerve damage
Spine damage or injury
Meet our Practitioners/Certified ART® Providers
Jason Gridley, DC
Mark Testa, DC
Biomedical Acupuncture
Acupuncture is the procedure of inserting and manipulating fine needles into various points on the body to relieve pain. Biomedical Acupuncture is characterized by clinical reproducibility, predictability and standardization while maintaining the benefits of the classical acupuncture model.
What you should know…
Biomedical Acupuncture works quickly for pain and offers many other clinically proven benefits such as: Increased circulation, muscle relaxation, the release of anti-inflammatory chemicals and healing.
Biomedical Acupuncture effectively treats:
Arthritis Joint Pain
Muscular Pain HA
Tendinitus Bursitis
Sciatica Stenosis
Meet our Physicians
Jason Gridley, DC
Mark Testa, DC
Medical Massage
Medical Massage is evidence-based, patient specific treatment that concentrates on areas of pain or injury and is proven
effective for relief of temporary and constant pain.
What you should know…
Medical Massage can be more effective when combined with other medically proven pain treatments.
Physical Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation exercise therapy is active and preventative treatment that helps manage pain by repairing and strengthening damaged soft tissue,
such as muscles, ligaments, and tendons. Muscles, ligaments, and tendons of the affected area and surrounding areas atrophy (decrease in size) and lose range of motion when there is trauma to the body. Exercise therapy helps alleviate discomfort and increases mobility by improving range of motion and neuromuscular function. Rehabilitation therapy involves stretching and deep tissue stimulation to increase blood flow and minimize distress to the affected area. Muscle strengthening is used to build stability around the traumatized region. Strengthening also adds to the abatement of pain by taking less pressure off the area of interest.
What you should know…
Exercise therapy may be a good choice of treatment when:
- You’ve had an accident or condition that has left you in pain or loss of daily function
- You’re considering surgery or are recovering from surgery
- You’re recovering from an illness or being treated for an illness
- You’re recovering from a stroke or other neurological condition
- To improve flexibility and strength to prevent injury or illness
A.R.T
Active Release Technique® is a patented soft tissue massage that treats problems with muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascia
and nerves. ART® is effective in the treatment of soft tissue injuries, headaches, back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis
elbow and a variety of overuse conditions. Overuse of soft tissues through repetitive motion or athletics can cause your body to
produce dense scar tissue that binds up and ties down tissues that need to move freely. This can cause reduced range of
motion, loss of strength, pain, even numbness and weakness.
What you should know…
ART® can be a good choice for musicians, athletes and anyone who uses repetitive motion that results in overuse injury.
Overuse injuries can be detected by hand examination. Doctors can feel the problem areas and will treat with precisely directed
tension and patient movements. ART® can be 90% effective in relieving pain and restoring range of motion.
Meet our Practitioners/Certified ART® Providers
Jason Gridley, DC
Mark Testa, DC
SYNVISC
Synvisc® and Synvisc-One® (hylan G-F 20) are the only treatments that can deliver up to 6 months of osteoarthritis (OA) knee
pain relief with just one or three injections. Synvisc is made from a natural substance similar to healthy joint fluid and treatment
doesn't have the serious side effects associated with many pain pills.
What you should know…
Injections are quick and effective. Your pain relief can double when added to standard treatments such as diet, exercise,
acetaminophen or NSAIDs.
Evidence Based Care
The use of treatments and therapies that are well established in the medical community and supported in the literature as being
effective.
CPR can help relieve the pain resulting from:
Arthritis Sciatica
Nerve damage Back pain
Spinal injury Auto Accident
Stenosis Herniated Disc
Whiplash Knee Pain
Headaches
Nutrition for Pain
Many studies show that nutrition can relieve pain and inflammation that causes pain.
What you should know…
At CPR, our pain management protocols are enhanced with evidence-based nutrition for pain and pharmaceutical-grade supplements.
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