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We treat a wide range of acute and chronic conditions, including back and neck pain, joint pain, arthritis, nerve pain, sciatica, sports injuries, work-related injuries, and pain following surgery or trauma. Many patients come to us after trying other treatments without lasting relief. Our goal is to offer evidence-based options tailored to your specific diagnosis and lifestyle.

Your treatment plan is personalized based on your diagnosis, goals, and response to care. It may include image-guided injections, nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation, regenerative medicine options when appropriate, and referrals to physical or occupational therapy. We prioritize conservative, minimally invasive treatments and adjust your care plan as you progress.

In most cases, yes - you'll need a referral in order to receive care. Referral requirements vary depending on your insurance plan. Our team can help verify coverage and guide you through the process. If you already have imaging, prior medical records, or a referral from another provider, bringing those to your visit can be helpful.

Your first visit includes a thorough evaluation of your medical history, imaging, and current symptoms. Our clinicians take time to listen, answer questions, and understand how pain is affecting your daily life. You will leave with a clear plan and next steps, focused on both symptom relief and long-term improvement.

Physiatrists are physicians who specialize in physical medicine and rehabilitation. Their focus is on restoring function, improving mobility, and helping patients return to daily activities after injury, illness, or chronic conditions. At Gaylord, physiatrists often work closely with our Interventional Pain specialists, who focus on diagnosing and treating pain using advanced, minimally invasive procedures. Together, they address both pain relief and long-term functional recovery.

Care at Gaylord is collaborative by design. Physiatrists and Interventional Pain specialists work as a team to understand the full picture of your condition, not just where it hurts. Pain interventions may help reduce inflammation or nerve irritation, while physiatry focuses on strengthening, movement, and preventing future issues. This coordinated approach allows us to treat pain while also helping you regain function and independence.

Most interventional procedures are quick and well tolerated. We use advanced imaging technology and precise techniques to improve accuracy and minimize discomfort. Your care team will explain what to expect beforehand and take steps to keep you as comfortable as possible throughout the process.

Yes. Many of our patients have been living with pain for a long time. Chronic pain often requires a comprehensive approach that goes beyond a single treatment. By combining Interventional Pain and Physiatry, we focus on reducing pain, improving movement, and helping you regain confidence in your body over time.