Solutions For Dealing With Chronic Pain

When you suffer from chronic pain, even the simplest tasks of daily living can feel next to impossible. Yet, experiencing physical discomfort is merely one part of the equation. The frustration that accompanies the pain and the limitations it causes can have emotional consequences. However, thanks to advances in the fields of interventional pain management and regenerative medicine, treatments to effectively address chronic pain at its source are available. 

At the office of Palmetto Pain Management, Dr. Ezra Riber and Dr. Jennifer Stanislaus provide skilled and experienced care to help alleviate discomfort, make daily activities less difficult, and restore an improved quality of life. 

Addressing a range of painful conditions

Whether chronic headaches, neck pain, back pain, musculoskeletal, or other types of debilitating discomfort plague you, and nothing, including medication, has worked for you, don’t despair. Our practice offers alternative pain-blocking techniques to identify and deliver therapy to the exact source of your pain.

We offer solutions to help manage pain.

Our doctors understand the complex origins of pain utilize the most advanced diagnostic tools and leading-edge treatment modalities to identify its source and alleviate your suffering while optimizing your ability to function. In addition to performing a comprehensive range of interventional treatments and procedures, we also offer therapeutic injections of PRP (platelet-rich plasma) to harness the body’s ability to self-heal. And for patients who are not candidates for intervention or surgery, we provide the medical management and support they need. 

Your trusted partner in care

At the office of Palmetto Pain Management, you can rest assured that your care is in the best of hands. Our expert and highly trained specialists will precisely diagnose the underlying cause of your discomfort and develop a customized plan to help relieve your pain and restore as much comfort and function as possible. Drs. Riber and Stanislaus will also recommend if additional modes of treatment such as physical therapy, pain medication, counseling, consultations, and care with other physicians or healthcare specialists are indicated.