Neck Pain
Chronic neck pain often comes from disc problems, facet joint arthritis, or muscle dysfunction. Targeted treatment can provide lasting relief without surgery.
About Neck Pain
Neck pain may be limited to the cervical spine or radiate into the shoulder, arm, or hand. Causes range from posture-related muscle strain to disc herniation, facet arthritis, whiplash, and cervical radiculopathy.
A thorough evaluation distinguishes soft-tissue pain from nerve-related pain so treatment targets the right structure — whether that is the disc, the facet joint, an irritated nerve, or surrounding muscles.
Common symptoms
- Persistent stiffness or aching in the neck
- Headaches that originate at the base of the skull
- Sharp or shooting pain into the shoulder, arm, or hand
- Numbness, tingling, or weakness in the arm
- Reduced range of motion when turning the head
What causes neck pain
Poor posture, prolonged computer or phone use, and muscle strain
Whiplash from auto accidents or sports injuries
Cervical disc herniation or degenerative disc disease
Facet joint arthritis and bone spurs
Cervical spinal stenosis or pinched nerve
How we treat neck pain
Cervical epidural steroid injections
01Image-guided injections to reduce inflammation around irritated cervical nerves.
Learn moreFacet injections and medial branch blocks
02Targeted treatment for arthritic neck joints, often combined with radiofrequency ablation for longer relief.
Learn moreTrigger point injections
03Relief for muscle knots contributing to chronic neck and upper-back tension.
Learn morePhysical therapy
04Postural retraining, deep neck flexor strengthening, and manual therapy to restore mobility.
Learn moreRegenerative therapy
05PRP and stem cell options for chronic disc and facet conditions in selected patients.
Learn moreWhen to see a specialist
See a specialist if neck pain has lasted more than a couple of weeks, follows an accident or whiplash, radiates into the arm or hand, or comes with weakness or numbness.
Book Free ConsultationAll common symptoms
- Persistent stiffness or aching in the neck
- Headaches that originate at the base of the skull
- Sharp or shooting pain into the shoulder, arm, or hand
- Numbness, tingling, or weakness in the arm
- Reduced range of motion when turning the head
Get expert care for neck pain
Request a consultation and our specialists will identify the source of your pain and build a treatment plan around it.