Migraines, Back Pain and Joint Pain

Find the Relief You’ve Been Waiting For

Living with pain doesn’t have to be part of your normal day-to-day. Our pain management team is here to listen, understand your experience and help explore treatment options. If migraines, back pain or joint pain are disrupting your work, sleep or daily activities, we offer advanced treatment options, including targeted injections and minimally invasive procedures designed to reduce frequency and severity of pain and improve quality of life. Pain management services address:

  • Chronic migraines
  • Back pain
  • Joint pain (knee, hip, shoulder and more)
  • Non-surgical chronic pain
  • Arthritis and inflammation

Care Focused on You

Depending on your unique needs, our team offers minimally invasive procedures designed to target the source of the pain, including:

  • Botox® injections for chronic migraines – FDA-approved treatment for patients who experience frequent, long-lasting migraines
  • Epidural steroid injections –Targeted injections that may help reduce inflammation and ease pain
  • Iovera® cryoablation therapy – A non-surgical option that uses cold temperatures to temporarily interrupt pain signals and relieve discomfort
  • Other interventional pain procedures– May include nerve blocks or joint injections, personalized to your condition and goals

Where appropriate, procedures may include localized numbing and image-guided injections to ensure the needle placement is accurate.

Ryan Stagemeyer

Meet Ryan Stagemeyer, CRNA

Ryan specializes in pain management injections for non-surgical pain relief. With a background rooted in both anesthesia and interventional pain care, Ryan wants to help patients find the most effective path to relief.

Get Started Today

Discuss your pain with your primary care provider. They may order imaging to explore the cause and can refer patients to further discuss pain management options.

What You Can Expect

Prior to your consultation your PCP may order imaging to assist in identifying the source of the pain and developing the care plan. Once your referral has been submitted, a staff member will reach out to schedule your appointment.

On the day of your appointment, the provider will review your symptoms and discuss the source of the pain to develop a personalized treatment plan.

Pain relief looks different for everyone, but treatments generally are designed to target pain, reduce inflammation, improve movement and support daily function.