Schedule Your Appointment – Call Us: Warren: 586-552-4499 | Shelby Township: 586-251-0100
Schedule Your Appointment – Call Us: Warren: 586-552-4499 | Shelby Township: 586-251-0100
Back and neck pain can interfere with everything from work to sleep to simply enjoying life. When conservative treatments are not enough, targeted spinal procedures can provide powerful, lasting relief.
At the Center for Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (CPMR), we specialize in safe, minimally invasive spinal treatments designed to reduce pain, restore mobility, and improve daily function. Our experienced physicians have helped countless patients across Metro Detroit manage chronic spine conditions using evidence-based medical approaches.
With two convenient clinic locations in Warren and Shelby Township, we make expert spinal care accessible, effective, and personalized. Schedule your appointment today and take the first step toward a stronger, pain-free spine.
These injections deliver anti-inflammatory medication directly around irritated spinal nerves, reducing pain from conditions such as herniated discs and spinal stenosis.
Facet joints can become inflamed and painful. Our guided injections provide targeted relief to improve motion and reduce discomfort in the neck or lower back.
By numbing small nerve branches that transmit pain signals, these diagnostic injections help identify the exact source of chronic back or neck pain.
When diagnostic injections confirm nerve-related pain, radio frequency ablation uses heat energy to disrupt pain signals, providing long-lasting relief without surgery.
Pain in the lower back or buttocks often originates from the sacroiliac joint. Our precise injections reduce inflammation and restore stability in this critical area.
We evaluate and treat pain caused by disc degeneration or injury using advanced procedures that relieve pressure and promote healing of the affected spinal discs.
Spinal procedures are minimally invasive treatments that target the source of back or neck pain through precise injections or nerve-modulating techniques for lasting relief.
They effectively treat herniated discs, arthritis, sciatica, spinal stenosis, facet joint pain, and nerve inflammation in both the neck and lower back.
Using X-ray or ultrasound guidance, our specialists insert fine needles into specific areas of the spine to deliver medication or perform targeted nerve treatments safely.
Most patients experience only mild pressure or brief discomfort. Local anesthesia and image-guided techniques ensure the procedures are safe and well-tolerated.
Pain relief can last from several weeks to over a year depending on the procedure, underlying condition, and adherence to follow-up care recommendations.
Downtime is minimal. Most patients resume light activity within one to two days and experience progressive pain improvement in the following weeks.
For many patients, yes. These treatments can provide significant pain reduction and delay or eliminate the need for more invasive surgical procedures.
Yes, CPMR accepts all major insurance plans and assists with billing and paperwork so you can focus entirely on recovery and improved mobility.
Our clinic is staffed by highly experienced, board-certified physiatrists and pain management specialists who deliver expert care tailored to complex rehabilitation and chronic pain challenges.
CPMR offers easy access with two modern clinics in Warren and Shelby Township, serving Metro Detroit and Macomb County communities for seamless treatment close to home.
Every patient receives a custom rehabilitation plan based on their unique medical needs, personal goals, and lifestyle preferences, ensuring the path to recovery is right for you.
Our care integrates physicians, certified prosthetists, physical and occupational therapists, pain specialists, and behavioral health professionals, all working together to ensure faster recovery.
CPMR handles all major insurance plans and guides you through the administrative details, so you can focus on healing without financial stress or paperwork distractions.
