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Leading Orange County Pain Clinic

Chronic pain affects most of us. In fact, an estimated 20.5 (50 million) is U.S. adults suffered from chronic pain according to the CDC. When you are in pain, it rules your life and is a source of constant worry. You owe it to yourself and your loved ones to seek treatments that offer lasting relief.

Our qualified pain specialists and physician assistants at Centers of Rehabilitation and Pain Medicine are here to help. This unique pain clinic draws from a broad array of pain management treatment plans and medical therapies to help you live life to the fullest again. Our care is professional yet compassionate, thorough and advanced. Above all, it is personalized to your specific case history.

Mission Statement

Our goal in Centers of Rehabilitation and Pain Medicine is to restore the functional abilities of our patients
Physically, Emotionally and Socially

Meet Our Pain Specialists

Albert Lai M.D.
Albert Lai M.D., Director
Dr. Shinto Koshy M.D.

Shinto Koshy M.D.

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What makes this pain clinic different?

Unlike many other pain clinics, we treat pain as the PRIMARY problem, not as a symptom.
Every patient is unique – our individualized pain management plan focuses on regaining functionality and independence.
The team of Pain Specialists and Physician Assistants at this pain clinic are some of the finest in Orange County. They combine their experiences and expertise with empathy and understanding.

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SUFFERING WITH CHRONIC PAIN?

Failed Surgery, chronic joint pain, painful neuropathy?
Desire to reduce opioid use from chronic pain?

Full Body Pain Relief

  • Neck Pain
  • Shoulder Pain
  • Arm
  • Hand
  • Wrist Pain
  • Back Pain
  • Abdominal Pain
  • Hip Joint Pain
  • Pelvis Pain
  • Knee Pain
  • Leg Pain
  • Foot and Ankle Pain
  • Sacroiliac Joint Pain

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Approved by many insurances including Medicare

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    Pain Management Orange County

    Chronic pain can make your life unbearable. That is why you need a pain clinic that specializes in pain management to help you get a handle on the quality of your life. Chronic pain means you have pain lasting longer than 12 weeks. Chronic pain may arise from an initial injury. But it can also be the result of an underlying illness.

    Is your chronic pain unbearable? Did you know that many people who suffer from chronic pain become suicidal? They tire of a life filled with constant pain. Pain clinics helps patients who suffer from chronic pain. Pain might be the result of a wide variety of conditions. It is important you get some relief and have some control over your life again.

    Chronic pain is often the result of a vast number of medical conditions such as:

    • Cancer
    • Migraines
    • Muscle pain
    • Back and neck pain
    • Fibromyalgia
    • Neuropathy

    How long have you been dealing with chronic pain? It may be time to have a reassessment by a pain management doctor. They will look at your medications and see how they are working. Your pain management doctor will work in conjunction with your primary care physician. As well as any others involved in your medical care.

    At a pain clinic, a pain management specialist begins by doing an evaluation of your medical history. Next, they will conduct a physical exam to determine the right treatment. The main goal is to treat your pain and keep it under control.

    One aspect of your treatment plan may be to block the pain at the nerve source. This occurs by injecting a nerve numbing substance into specific areas of the body that are in pain. There are a wide variety of nerve blocks available. For example, therapeutic nerve blocks contain local anesthesia. They work to control acute pain. Acute pain tends to be more severe and sharp compared to chronic pain.

    Whereas diagnostic nerve blocks contain an anesthetic. The anesthetic gives brief periods of pain relief. This is helpful while your doctor attempts to locate the actual source of your pain.

    Sometimes your pain management may involve a long-term solution such as surgery. Your physician may use a prognostic nerve block to help predict the outcome of your surgery. Likewise, your physician may use the nerve block to avoid surgery. Pain management is a very personalized treatment plan. Everybody experiences pain in different ways. This all depends on how successful the nerve blocks are in controlling your pain levels.

    Doctors who specialize in managing chronic pain have several goals for their patients. The first aims to reduce the severity of their medical condition. Learning effective stress management skills patients are better able to handle their pain. This works to manage pain and restore all-around health.

    The best pain management goal is to help increase the patient’s quality of life. While decreasing the pain a patient feels. While it isn’t always possible to get rid of chronic pain; it may be possible to lessen the amount of pain.

    There are a few basic questions you should ask your doctor when discussing your care. It is important that the quality of your care meets your expectations. This includes what type of credentials the doctor holds in chronic pain management. A great question to ask is how long patients stay in care before they are able to manage their pain levels on their own. Or without constant intervention. This will help to give you a good understanding of the timeline of your treatment plan.