Interventional Pain Management Services
For Chronic and Back Pain Relief

Pain Medicine

The goal of pain medicine is to manage acute or chronic pain by reducing pain frequency and intensity. Besides addressing pain issues, our multidisciplinary pain management program addresses patient functional goals for activities of daily living. Overall, our pain management program aims to give a feeling of well-being, increase the level of activity- including return to work, and reduce or eliminate a patient's reliance on medication.

Interventional pain management

Interventional pain management is one of the newest and most effective specialties in medicine for managing back and neck pain. At NJCSPM, Medical Director, Gary L. Yen, M.D., is an expert in innovating trends of minimally invasive therapy. These therapies often offer an alternative to costly and debilitating back surgeries. Dr. Yen is committed to his patients' recovery and wellbeing, whether those with chronic pain or those newly injured. Today, there are many viable options available to suit the pain relief needs of all ages in a cost effective and a non-surgical manner.

Video: Pain Management - Where Back Pain Begins

Finding the Correct Pain Relief Service

Dr. Yen focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of patients with joint, muscle, nerve, spine and sports related pain and works with the patients to achieve maximum pain relief. Dr. Yen provides patients with an individual program of integrated pain management therapies, based on his expertise in pain medicine and the wide range of treatments available. Dr.Yen's Mission at Advanced Wellness is to enhance quality of life through a decrease in pain and an improvement in the ability to enjoy daily activities. Dr. Yen's office has successfully treated thousands of patients without the use of surgery. Dr. Yen is known for his compassion and expertise in the field of pain management and pain medicine which has proven to be effective in eliminating or managing pain.

Video: Pain Management - Where Neck Pain Begins