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A MODEL PAIN
CENTER, IN THE HEART OF ORANGE COUNTY
Dr. Larry
Ho, Medical Director
Staffed by
Board Certified Pain Specialists, PainCare specializes
in the treatment of neck and back pain... and much more. PainCare has put the
best of spinal care, sports medicine, interventional treatments,
physical medicine, decompression therapy, chiropractic
adjustment and medical
management altogether under one roof in the heart of Orange County. PainCare is the facility of choice for evaluating and
treating pain at its onset utilizing multidisciplinary
non-surgical means to prevent acute painful conditions
from progressing to debilitating chronic pain syndromes.
All PainCare physicians
in addition to being Board Certified by the American
Board of Pain Medicine are also Board
Certified by either the American Board of
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation or the American
Board of Anesthesiology. PainCare Medical Group
and PainCare Surgicenter are fully accredited by both
the
American Association for Ambulatory Health Care
(AAAHC) and
Center for
Medicare Services.
Over the years, PainCare
has become not only the facility of
choice for spine and joint care in Orange County, we
have also become the facility of first choice for those with
acute pain ranging from neck pain, back pain,
headaches, sciatica, fibromyalgia, reflex sympathetic
dystrophy, shingles pain, joint pain, and osteoarthritis to sports-related injuries. PainCare's coordinated treatments
and outstanding service record make us the fast, safe and effective choice for those
with either acute or chronic pain.
Even as our doctors are
staff members at the best hospitals in Orange County and
work closely with many of the primary care physicians,
medical specialists and surgeons
in the area, PainCare
Medical Group is not committed to any hospital,
surgeon, pharmacy, drug company, consulting firm or medical products company.
We serve our patients' interests only and are not
encumbered by any outside third party relationship. |
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10
QUESTIONS TO ASK WHEN CHOOSING YOUR PAIN
SPECIALIST
More doctors now
practice 'pain management', but who is a "Pain Specialist"?
Pain
Management is a growing medical
specialty. Since PainCare Medical
Group's beginning almost two decades ago
at the specialty's infancy, many more doctors
now consider themselves 'pain specialists'.
But do you know what it takes to be a
pain specialist?
We have
compiled a list of ten of the most
important questions to ask. When you
are done, we have one more
important issue for you to consider.
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September 1, 2009
PAINCARE
WELCOMES DR. SHANE DANIELS TO MEDICAL STAFF
Originally from North Carolina, Dr. Daniels completes
his cross country journey by way of Oklahoma to become
the newest PainCare MD
With roots in North
Carolina, Dr. Daniels grew up playing basketball.
After medical school at University of Oklahoma College
of Medicine, Dr. Daniels further discovered his crush on
riding the surfs and Orange County, California during
his training at UC Irvine.
"As an active outdoorsman
and athlete, I knew early on, as a medical student, that
I would want to work in the area of musculoskeletal
medicine - the study of muscles, joints and skeletons
and the treatments of their related ailments.
PainCare is the outstanding practice that affords me the
opportunity to work in a multidisciplinary patient care
setting. It is also the benchmark Pain Management
center in Orange County, California."
(Biography) |
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JAMA publishes landmark Spine Patient Outcomes Research
Trial (SPORT) showing surgery, while beneficial
initially, is not superior over time compared to a
combination of medications, injections and physical
therapy |
BEATING LOWER BACK PAIN - WITHOUT SURGERY
Study Shows That Patients Get Same Benefits Regardless
of Whether or Not They Choose the Knife -
By C. J. KARALAKULASINGAM,
ABC Medical News
Patients suffering from
lower back pain could get the same benefits in pain
relief and function from nonsurgical treatment as from
back surgery, a new study shows.
Low back pain is one of the
most common complaints doctors hear from their patients,
but choosing the best treatment has long been a mystery.
New research in
The Journal of the American Medical Association
suggests that patients who opt for nonsurgical
treatments can get the same benefits in pain reduction
and function in the long term as those who chose
surgery.
"This confirms what we
already know about [back pain]," says Dr. William
Richardson, an orthopedic surgeon at
Duke University
Medical Center. "Patients get better quicker
with surgery, but long-term results are no different." |
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SPINAL DECOMPRESSION THERAPY
PainCare is Orange County's
IDD
Therapy® Treatment Center
IDD Therapy® is an innovative approach for the
relief of syndromes, including:
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CORE STRENGTH
Doctors and
nurses are our backbone. Support staff defines our core strength
PainCare's
integrated treatment approach can often be
detailed and complex, yet our staff strives each
day to make our patients' experiences personal
and boutique-like. Read on to learn more
about our staff and see what it takes to be a
part of our team. |
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