4 Things to Know About Epidural Injections
November 30, 2018Epidural Injections provide relief to acute and chronic pain or inflammation through an injectable form of medication in the spine, neck, or other sites on the body. Usually administered by a nurse, anesthesiologist, or doctor, Epidurals Injections are common treatments without the need for surgery or extended recovery time. Kentucky Pain Associates offers multiple types Read the full article…
Why Personal Injury Patients Need Great Attorneys
September 4, 2018If you’ve ever experienced a personal injury due to an auto accident or a work-related injury, you know the seriousness of it. But at the time, you may not have realized how important your next decisions were following the accident. Many injured people choose to sit on their injury for a while. Some choose Read the full article…
The Pain Management Care You Deserve
August 1, 2018In the field of medicine, good ethics are extremely important. This should be a given, but sadly, we all know the stories of businesses and practices who choose otherwise. There are many reasons why practicing good ethics is important, but most of all, it is because human lives are at the center of every kind Read the full article…
3 Convenient Locations and Our Growing Practice
May 29, 2018In the past three years, we have expanded and added two additional locations, one in Lexington, Kentucky and one in Elizabethtown, Kentucky to bring our unique and renowned pain management solutions to more areas throughout Kentuckiana. Now, with our original office located in downtown Louisville, Kentucky, there’s a total of three convenient locations for auto Read the full article…
What You Need To Know About Kentucky Senate Bill 121
April 24, 2018We wanted to bring to your attention to a piece of legislature, the Kentucky Senate Bill (SB) 121, which fortunately did not pass the Kentucky Senate house this time. This bill concerns personal injury protection (PIP) insurance and seeks to amend KRS 304.39-020 which defines The Commonwealth of Kentucky as a “no-fault state.” Although it’s already Read the full article…
