Southeast Spine Care & Pain Management in Savannah

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Southeast Spine Care & Pain Management
Ortelio Bosch, MD
Southeast Spine Care & Pain Management in Savannah, Georgia, is a practice devoted to caring for people in their local community who suffer from painful and disabling musculoskeletal problems.
Double board-certified interventional pain specialist Ortelio Bosch, MD, leads a team of talented professionals who adopt a multidisciplinary approach. They combine interventional pain procedures with physical therapy to provide their patients with superior care.
Some of the conditions treated at Southeast Spine Care & Pain Management include back and neck problems like spinal stenosis, facet joint syndrome, herniated and bulging discs, radiculopathy, sciatica, vertebral fractures, and failed back surgery syndrome.
Other kinds of pain conditions, like occipital headaches, postherpetic neuralgia caused by shingles, complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), and myofascial pain syndrome, are also treated at Southeast Spine Care & Pain Management.
The warm and friendly environment at Southeast Spine Care & Pain Management puts all their guests at ease. The team takes a comprehensive approach to relieving pain that includes physical therapy, exercise programs, and aquatic therapy, alongside new biological treatments like platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and exosome injections.
Some of the more advanced treatments available at Southeast Spine Care & Pain Management include injectables like selective nerve blocks, SI (sacroiliac) and other joint injections, facet blocks, and epidural injections.
For the most persistent chronic pain, the team provides state-of-the-art radiofrequency ablation and spinal cord stimulation to stop the nerves in your spine from sending pain signals to your brain. They also offer minimally invasive techniques like lumbar decompression for spinal stenosis using Boston Scientific’s Vertiflex™ Procedure.
To experience the exceptional care offered by the team at Southeast Spine Care & Pain Management, call their o