Spine, Sports and Pain Management
Specialized Care for Spine, Sports & Pain Conditions
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You may benefit from treatment for neuromuscular conditions—affecting nerves, muscles, and bones—that cause pain or limit movement. A referral from your primary care provider is required to schedule care with Renown’s Spine, Sport & Pain Management team.
Led by Medical Director Dr. Keating, alongside Dr. Su and Dr. Storm, our specialists create personalized treatment plans designed around your condition, goals, and lifestyle—so care fits real life, not the other way around.
What is Pain Management?
The experts at Renown's Spine, Sports & Pain Management are ready to help you overcome your injuries and disabling health conditions. We treat spine, sports injuries and orthopedic injuries using a combination of a detailed history and physical combined with imaging to achieve the most accurate diagnosis possible. In addition, our team utilizes interventional procedures and minimally invasive procedures to maximize effectiveness with the least downtime post-procedure.
- Neck pain
- Back pain
- Lumbar or cervical radiculolpathy
- Lumbar or cervical stenosis
- Facet syndrome or facet pain
- Knee pain
- Hip pain
- Shoulder pain
- Elbow pain
- Compression fracture
- Complex regional pain syndrome (formerly known as RSD)
- Cervical or lumbar epidural
- Steroid injection
- Cervical or lumbar medial branch blocks
- Cervical or lumbar radiofrequency ablation
- Joint nerve blocks
- Joint nerve ablation
- Spinal cord stimulation
- Peripheral nerve stimulation
- Percutaneous tenotomy (TENEX)
- Kyphoplasty
- Joint injections
- Carpal tunnel injection
Meet Your Care Team
Stephanie Jones, DO
Renown Health Medical Group- Physiatry Pavilion
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