Biologic Therapies

Biologic therapies in Arizona are treatment options that use biologic approaches to support the body’s natural healing processes and may be considered for certain musculoskeletal injuries, tissue damage, and sources of pain.

What Are Biologic

What Are Biologic Therapies?

Depending on the individual evaluation, biologic therapies may include approaches such as:

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Conditions Treated

What to Expect

Understanding what to expect can make the process easier, from your initial evaluation through treatment and follow-up care.

Consultation

Your provider reviews your symptoms, medical history, and injury to determine whether biologic therapy may be appropriate for your condition.

Treatment Plan

Based on your evaluation, your provider recommends an appropriate treatment approach customized to your condition, symptoms, and recovery goals.

Ongoing Care

Your response to treatment is monitored throughout your care. Your treatment plan may be adjusted as needed to support your recovery.

Coordinated Care & Support

We focus on giving you the holistic care you need while also communicating with your attorney if and when necessary.

Other Pain Management Services

Explore additional pain management solutions that may be considered based on your symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment needs.

Diagnostic and therapeutic injections used to identify and treat pain originating from injured facet joints in the neck and spine.

Image-guided injections designed to reduce inflammation and relieve pain caused by irritated spinal nerves and disc-related injuries.

A minimally invasive procedure that uses targeted heat energy to provide longer-lasting relief from facet-mediated pain.

Targeted injections used to treat pain, inflammation, and functional limitations affecting joints injured during an accident.

Treatment for painful muscle knots and soft tissue injuries that may develop following trauma.

Specialized minimally invasive procedures available for patients with complex spine conditions and persistent pain following injury.