Treatment Protocols . . . designed to reduce compression syndromes that affect the disc and articulating joints to relieve arthritis pain. As the muscles weaken over time, spinal vertebrae may begin to move erratically . . contributes to the wear and tear process seen in the joints. Read more
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Over 80 million Americans wake up with arthritis pain each day. At least 25% of all doctor visits are because of symptoms associated with Arthritis. The Spinal Arthritis Centers of America™ integrated approach includes:
- Quick and accurate diagnosis/evaluation
- Functional Physical medicine
- Positive patient outcomes utilizing advanced spinal arthritis treatment protocols for pain and other related symptoms
- Other minimally invasive procedures are offered in some locations through “patient care specialty alliances” for treatment of knee , shoulders ankle and back pain.
- State-of-the-art bracing , LSO (LumboSacral Orthosis or Back Braces) and AFO (Ankle Foot Orthosis, or Ankle Braces) are incorporated as indicated, which help to relieve pain while restoring function. Read more
FAQ's
What is spinal arthritis (arthritis of the spine)?
Spinal arthritis is a painful degenerative joint disease that affects the spine. Often the moveable surfaces wear down the joints producing swelling, decrease in motion, and pain. The loss of stability in the spine is thought to play a role in erratic motion that may cause the progressive condition to advance more quickly.
Who has spinal arthritis (arthritis of the spine)?
Spinal arthritis is commonly seen in young and elderly patients alike. The aging arthritic population has experienced more compression and muscle wasting because of time. Excessive weight and repetitive stress are common causes along with genetic defects.