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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of pain do you treat?
911 Pain Management treats neck pain, back pain, joint pain, nerve pain, shoulder pain, arm pain, lower back pain, leg pain, knee pain, and pain from injuries. We also help patients experiencing knots, tightness, or acute pain in areas such as the hands, feet, and other parts of the body.
Are your treatments narcotic-free?
Yes. 911 Pain Management focuses on non-narcotic, minimally invasive procedures designed to relieve pain, restore mobility, and help patients return to daily life with less downtime.
What treatments do you offer?
We offer comprehensive evaluations, spine treatments, joint treatments, and regenerative therapies. Treatment options include epidural steroid injections, transforaminal epidural steroid injections, medial branch nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation, stellate blocks, discography, trigger point injections, joint injections, stem cell therapy, PRP therapy, and exosome therapy.
What should I expect during my first visit?
Your first visit includes patient registration, a medical evaluation, and a treatment recommendation. During the evaluation, our medical staff will confirm and assess your areas of pain, then recommend a personalized plan using available non-surgical, non-narcotic treatment options.
What should I expect on treatment day?
On treatment day, you will complete registration, review and sign consent forms, and prepare for treatment. Your vitals will be checked, an IV may be started, and our medical team will help ease any worries about discomfort, needles, or the procedure.
What happens after treatment?
After treatment, you will be monitored in the recovery area for about 15 minutes. Before you leave, our team will provide after-treatment instructions and safety recommendations so you know what to expect once you return home.
Will you follow up with me after my treatment?
Yes, you will leave your procedure with a two week follow up scheduled for you to check on your recovery, discuss any pain or concerning symptoms, and answer any questions.
How do I know if I should see a pain management specialist?
You may benefit from seeing a pain management specialist if your pain is not improving, is getting worse, has lasted more than a week, affects your daily activities, or is not relieved by home remedies or self-care. A pain specialist can help identify the cause of your pain and recommend treatment options designed for your condition.
911 Pain Management
We will provide the best experience to alleviate your pain and get you back to doing what you love.
Contact Info & Hours
- Office: 956-627-5137
- Fax: 956-720-0966
