Trigger Point Injections (More than 4 injections)

Targets painful muscle knots: Trigger points are tight, tender areas within a muscle that may cause localized pain or pain that radiates elsewhere.
Delivers medication directly to the source: A small needle places a local anesthetic, sometimes combined with a corticosteroid, into the trigger point to help relax the muscle and reduce pain.
Supports improved movement and recovery: The brief, in-office procedure may improve range of motion and is often combined with stretching or physical therapy for longer-term relief.

$175.00 was $560.00

Provider: Steven Ganzel, DO, MS

Targets facet joint pain with a precise injection of anesthetic and anti-inflammatory medication.
Uses live X-ray guidance to ensure accurate placement directly into the affected facet joint.
Provides diagnostic and therapeutic value by helping confirm the source of pain while providing temporary relief.

$350.00
was $1,800.00

10 remaining

Provider: Steven Ganzel, DO, MS +5 more

Targets painful muscle knots: Trigger points are tight, tender areas within a muscle that may cause localized pain or pain that radiates elsewhere.
Delivers medication directly to the source: A small needle places a local anesthetic, sometimes combined with a corticosteroid, into the trigger point to help relax the muscle and reduce pain.
Supports improved movement and recovery: The brief, in-office procedure may improve range of motion and is often combined with stretching or physical therapy for longer-term relief.

$125.00
was $400.00

10 remaining

Provider: Steven Ganzel, DO, MS

Uses real-time X-ray guidance: Fluoroscopy allows the provider to visualize the joint and guide the needle to the intended location with precision.
Delivers medication directly into the joint: Once proper needle placement is confirmed, medication such as a corticosteroid and local anesthetic can be injected to help reduce inflammation and pain.
Can improve pain and mobility: By targeting the affected joint directly, fluoroscopy-guided injections may provide pain relief, improve movement, and help patients participate more comfortably in rehabilitation or daily activities.