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LONG-TERM CARE

Pain Management

From ultrasound to electrical stimulation, cold and heat therapy to physical therapy, our pain management specialists use the latest equipment and most innovative procedures available to diagnose and treat our residents’ pain.

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LONG-TERM CARE

Pain Management

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Long-Term Care
Pain Management

Who Needs Pain Management?

Patients who are coping with a wide range of conditions and disorders may benefit from the program, including those suffering from:

Back and neck pain
Chronic abdominal pain and pelvic pain
Complex regional pain syndrome
Muscle and joint pain
Disorders of the nervous system, including shingles and trigeminal neuralgia (facial pain)
Pain associated with multiple sclerosis, osteoporosis, arthritis or spinal cord injuries

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Comprehensive Pain Management

It’s been shown that the combination of physical and occupational therapy can be very helpful in helping with comprehensive pain management.

Physical Therapy

The goal of physical therapy is to help get the patient moving. The more a patient moves, the more the inflammation is reduced, resulting in less pain. In addition, regular movement boosts a patient’s energy. Also, aerobic exercise and heat therapy can improve symptoms dramatically.

Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy is designed to teach the patient therapeutic activities, exercises, inflammation-discouraging techniques and physical agent modalities that will help the patient live, work and play with less pain and stress.

By choosing comprehensive pain management, one can maintain a normal lifestyle longer and with fewer complications.