Are you suffering from chronic, persistent pain? Have you tried everything and yet you still ache?
Then let the specialists at the Pain Clinic help you return to a pain-free lifestyle.
With treatments ranging from epidural injections, paraspinal and paravertebral blocks, joint injections, even laser and ultrasound therapy, Doctors Elena Ocher and Robert Luca will help you feel your best.
“Pain management is a complex medical field,” said Dr. Ocher, who specializes in anesthesia and pain management. “Lots of patients after surgery begin to have pain again due to scarring and adhesions.”
Dr. Ocher went on to say that nearly 80 percent of spinal surgeries performed in the U.S. are done due to spinal pain and that chronic pain has become a very big issue.
The Pain Clinic also offers treatment for muscular pain, spasticity, fibromyalgia, major nerve blocks and neuralgia.
And in today’s stressed-out world, sufferers of migraines and other headaches can find find relief at the Pain Clinic, which also specializes in intractable headache treatment and post-stroke complications.
Dr. Ocher’s colleague, Dr. Robert Luca, is a licensed chiropractor, manual therapist and sports medicine practitioner.
Heading up the Pain Clinic’s Department of Rehabilitation, he gives deep tissue massage and spinal adjustments, along with manual correction of the spine, balance treatment and laser and ultrasound therapy.
The Pain Clinic also boasts a Department of Psychotherapy, which treats depression, stress, sleep deprivation, pain syndrome, asthma, family and sex problems, and offers hypnosis, autotraining and biofeedback.
And the clinic’s Department of Anti-Aging Medicine will help you look years younger with Botox, Restylane, Mesotherapy and Thermage.
The Pain Clinic accepts all major insurances and Medicare and they have transportation available to eligible patients.
There is a solution, an end to persistent chronic pain and suffering at the Pain Clinic, open Mondays and Wednesdays from noon to 8 p.m. and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. (for acute cases, Dr. Ocher sees patients on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.).
They are located at 112-47 Queens Boulevard, Room 204. For more information, call (718) 268-2199.
