We utilize a wide variety of evidence-based treatment options. In orthopedic care, it is important to explore the conservative treatment options before considering surgery. Our multi-disciplinary team of physical therapists, regenerative medicine specialists, and surgeons work collaboratively to coordinate patient care. We carefully assess every patient’s condition to determine the best possible treatment plan.

Everybody with a spine injury will experience slightly different symptoms depending on the part of the spine that has been injured. Spine injuries are managed differently depending on where they are located and what symptoms you are experiencing. Management may include physical therapy or other conservative treatment. In some cases, surgery may be indicated but in many cases patients do not require surgical treatment.

Pain can be frustrating and debilitating. At Injury Centers of AZ, we understand the significant impact that pain can have on your quality of life. Our process is to first assess and diagnose your pain. It is very difficult to effectively treat pain without knowing the actual pain generator. We are dedicated to restoring you to your preinjury lifestyle using a variety of treatment options.

Physical therapists are movement experts who improve quality of life through prescribed exercise, hands-on care, and patient education. Physical therapists examine each person and then develop a treatment plan to improve the ability to move, reduce or manage pain, restore function, and prevent disability. Our work injury rehabilitation program addresses your individual needs and goals to ensure a successful outcome.

Head injuries can be very dangerous and life threatening. Head injuries can also be very deceptive wherein suspected ‘minor trauma’ results in serious medical problems. It is important to note that if you sustain trauma to your head yet feel fine afterward, you could still have a head injury. Treatment for a head injury depends on its severity and exact location or type. The signs and symptoms of mild traumatic brain injury may include: