Musculoskeletal pain affects the muscles, bones, ligaments, tendons and nerves. Our rheumatologists identify what’s driving your pain and treat it with proven, leading-edge techniques so you can move comfortably again.
Musculoskeletal pain can present in many ways—from a single sore joint to whole-body aching. Recognizing the symptoms helps us reach an accurate diagnosis faster.
Pain that worsens with movement or activity.
A sense of aching or stiffness throughout the entire body.
Feeling as though muscles have been pulled or overworked.
Persistent tiredness that isn’t relieved by rest.
Difficulty falling or staying asleep.
Involuntary twitching within affected muscles.
A burning feeling within the muscles.
To diagnose musculoskeletal pain, your physician performs a thorough physical examination and reviews your medical history in detail. Depending on your symptoms, additional diagnostic testing—including on-site x-ray and ultrasound imaging—may be used to confirm the cause and rule out related conditions.
From there, we build an individualized treatment plan focused on relieving your pain and restoring the movement and function you rely on every day.
Your treatment plan may combine several approaches, tailored to your diagnosis and goals.
Targeted injections to reduce inflammation and pain at the source.
Drawing fluid from a joint to relieve pressure and aid diagnosis.
Muscle strengthening and stretching exercises to restore function.
Guided therapy to rebuild mobility and everyday function.
Convenient imaging to pinpoint the cause and track progress.
On-site, RN-supervised infusion and biologic therapy in a calm, private suite designed for comfort.
Bone-density evaluation and noninvasive treatment plans that protect and strengthen your bones.
Comprehensive, individualized treatment plans for the full range of arthritic conditions.
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