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Advanced Pain Care accepts all insurances including those listed below. All insurance contracts are subject to change, please call 512-244-4272 (4APC) with any insurance questions you might have. We accept over 300 workers’ comp insurances, please call 512-244-4272 (4APC) with any questions.
If your PSCer lives near a large university or medical center, you can ask for an appointment with a hepatologist and/or gastroenterologist who treats PSC patients. If your PSCer's current doctor only treats a few PSCers, you can request a consultation with a hepatologist or gastroenterologist who cares for a larger number of PSC patients.
Sometimes, the nature of PSC and its symptoms (e.g., fatigue, itching) may cause the caregiver to want to take a stronger role to help support and ensure the best care for their loved one.
Although the caregiver loves and cares for their PSCer, those who do not have PSC cannot fully understand what the PSCer is experiencing and enduring. A gift the caregiver can give to everyone, and especially to their PSCer, is to be a good listener.
Caregiver Involvement. Many PSCers manage their illness, with their caregivers serving in a support role (e.g., record keeping). Some with PSC may rely on their caregiver to play a more active role in managing their illness, such as organizing medications, scheduling appointments, etc.
They may: Express anger, and/or become depressed and more quiet. Find it difficult to express their thoughts, or may not think as clearly as they used to.
Remember that everyone with PSC has a different path.
Supporting the PSCer while maintaining everyone's usual daily life to the fullest extent possible is a beneficial goal.
As a community service, Precision Spine Care mails a free 36-page Home Remedy Book to residents of Tyler and the surrounding East Texas area. This booklet includes important information about back pain, understanding pain symptoms, and exercises you can do at home to alleviate pain and strengthen your back.
Precision Spin e Care is one of only two spine centers in Texas to be included in a national listing of spine centers of excellence by SpineCenterNetwork.com. To be included, a spine center must meet credentialing criteria that relates to having a multi-disciplinary team of non-surgeons, spine surgeons and spine therapists working together with an emphasis on non-surgical treatment options; minimally invasive spine surgery; patient education; and home remedies for back and neck pain.
Lifting or sports activities can strain muscles, ligaments & tendons, causing painful spasms. Extreme pain can require a spine specialist. Home remedies include anti-inflammatories like Advil/Nuprin, rest, ice and some simple stretching exercises.
Precision Spine Care offers appointments in multiple convenient locations across East Texas and North Texas. Find a location near you.
Your pain doesn’t wait, so why should you? No matter where it hurts or why it hurts, there's no reason to suffer. All it takes is a phone call to the medical professionals at Precision Spine Care. We will get you in fast!
Pain & Spine Centers of Florida is a premier provider of advanced interventional spine treatment. The innovative team offers precise diagnostic testing and a wide range of procedures designed to address the dysfunction rather than simply medicating the symptoms.
No Two People Experience Pain The Exact Same Way.