
Interventional pain management for personal injury cases
Your trusted medical partner
When your clients are injured, their recovery — and your case outcome — depend on timely, effective, and well-documented care. We treat PI cases on an individual basis, with no "cookie cutter" documentation.
We partner with law firms handling personal injury cases that require credible diagnostics, advanced interventions, and defensible medical records.
Why law firms partner with us
Strong, defensible treatment plans and documentation that assist and drive the case
Clear causation narratives tied to mechanism of injury
Prompt patient scheduling & fast intake
Detailed, attorney-friendly medical documentation
Ongoing communication with your office and legal teams
Experience working alongside PI attorneys and insurance carriers
We strengthen the patient and the case
Our approach is designed to support both patient recovery and case strength:
- Objective, procedure-based care that validates injury severity
- Detailed documentation aligned with legal and insurance standards
- Clear escalation of care when clinically appropriate
- Consistent treatment timelines that support claim progression
- Lien-based treatment so all PI patients get the care they need
- We work with your firm to ensure the case is financially viable to all parties
Streamlined, attorney-focused process
We make it easy to integrate into your case workflow:
- Fast scheduling for new clients
- Consistent follow-up and compliance tracking
- Timely records and reporting
- Collaboration through treatment settlement
A focus on outcomes that matter
Advanced interventional procedures
Epidural Steroid Injections
An epidural steroid injection (ESI) is a minimally invasive medical procedure that delivers a strong anti-inflammatory corticosteroid (often mixed with a local anesthetic) into the epidural space surrounding the spinal cord and nerve roots.
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Selective Nerve Root Injections
A selective nerve root injection (SNRB) is a minimally invasive medical procedure where a local anesthetic and a long-lasting steroid (cortisone) are injected directly around a specific spinal nerve root as it exits the spinal column.
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SI Joint Injections
A SI (sacroiliac) joint injection is a minimally invasive procedure that delivers a local anesthetic and/or corticosteroid medication directly into the sacroiliac joint, which connects the lower spine (sacrum) to the pelvis (ilium).
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Radiofrequency Ablation
Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) is a minimally invasive, non-surgical pain-management procedure that uses heat generated by radio waves to temporarily disable specific small sensory nerves (such as the medial branch nerves) in the spine.
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Caudal Epidural
A caudal epidural—often called a caudal epidural steroid injection (CESI)—is a minimally invasive medical procedure where a steroid and local anesthetic are injected into the lowest part of the epidural space near the tailbone.
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Shoulder Injections
A shoulder injection is a minimally invasive medical procedure that delivers medication directly into the shoulder joint or surrounding soft tissues to reduce pain and inflammation.
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Knee Injections
Orthovisc / Synvisc
Knee injections are treatments delivered directly into the knee joint to reduce pain, lower inflammation, or improve joint lubrication.
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Elbow Injections
An elbow injection is a medical procedure that delivers medication directly into the elbow joint space, bursa, or surrounding tendons to relieve severe pain, reduce inflammation, and improve movement.
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Occipital Block
Migraines
An occipital nerve block is a quick medical injection of numbing medicine and an anti-inflammatory steroid near the occipital nerves at the base of the skull to temporarily stop head and neck pain.
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Neuro Stimulator
Spinal cord & peripheral nerve stimulation — trials and permanents
A nerve stimulator is a medical device that sends mild electrical impulses to block or alter pain signals before they reach the brain.
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PRP for Joint Injections
FDA approved for degenerative joint disease, wound care
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) for joints is a regenerative therapy that uses a concentrated dose of a patient's own blood platelets to reduce joint pain, lower inflammation, and stimulate natural healing in damaged tissues.
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A dawn to a better you
Position your cases for stronger outcomes.
Refer a client or start a partnership conversation. Send referrals to admin@aurorasurgicalcenter.com or call our office.
