BHS Pain Care and Management

Tailored Pain Treatment and Remedies

Combining our partnership with Advanced Pain Medicine, BHS provides a comprehensive range of services for pain management and has specialists and treatments to help.

Our first step is always a thorough examination and complete medical history review. This enables our specialists to develop a personalized treatment plan that will be as effective as possible in helping you improve your quality of life.

Because of the diversity of our expertise and our deep commitment to personalized care, BHS Pain Care and Management has often been able to help patients who haven’t responded to other conventional medical or surgical approaches.

You can learn about advanced pain medicine here.

Pain Management Services

BHS Pain Care Services are comprehensive, personal, and highly effective-our goal is to give you more options, and less pain.

Whether it's a simple injection, an ongoing regimen of physical therapy, or employing the latest nonsurgical and surgical solutions, BHS Pain Services, along with our palliative care program, have successfully treated patients suffering from many different types of pain, including:

• Upper and Lower Back Pain - Back pain is one of the most noticeable and distracting aches a person can suffer. It can be difficult to find relief even when lying down. An experienced physician can help you find relief through stretches and possibly medication.
• Persistent Pain After Surgery - Post operation pain is common after in-depth surgeries. You should always seek medical attention for help recovering and to double-check that the pain is not the result of a surgical error.
• Various Sports Injuries - Sports injuries can be a major block to maintain an active lifestyle. Seeking treatment is important to ensure there was no permanent damage and to get back on the field faster.
• Neck Pain - Neck pain is often acute and could be they symptom of a serious problem. Trained medical professionals can provide treatment and advice for recovering quickly.
• Shoulder and Arm Pain - Few people realize how much they rely on their shoulders until one starts aching and makes it difficult to move an arm. Sometimes this pain is the result of a pinched nerve, which can be extremely painful and should be medically treated as soon as possible.
• Previously undiagnosed pain - Not knowing the cause of your pain can be extremely frustrating. Our knowledgeable staff uses state of the art imaging technology to diagnose various pains and aches.

Palliative Care vs. Pain Management

Palliative care is intended to provide an improved quality of life for patients with severe and life-threatening issues. Pain management is more general, offering relief to patients with less serious, but still chronically painful, illnesses. A physician will typically move a patient to palliative care if they believe the issue has advanced beyond standard pain care management.