Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) is a minimally invasive outpatient procedure using radio-wave heat to interrupt pain signals from medial branch nerves. Effects last 6–24 months.

Conservative spine care is the umbrella term for non-invasive, non-surgical spine treatment, including activity modification, physical therapy, manual therapy, medication, and basic interventions before surgical or regenerative options.

Discogenic back pain is axial low back pain originating from a damaged or degenerated intervertebral disc — not from nerve compression. Learn the causes, how it differs from radiculopathy, how it is diagnosed, and what treatment options exist including biologic disc repair.

Comparing Non-Surgical vs. Surgical Spine Options: Your Top Questions Answered

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Physical therapy for back pain is a structured, non-surgical treatment program that uses therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, and patient education to reduce pain, restore spinal function

Insurance Coverage, Costs, and Access to Biologic Disc Repair: Your […]

Chiropractic care for spine pain is a non-surgical, hands-on discipline using spinal manipulation, joint mobilization, and soft tissue therapy to improve spinal mechanics, reduce pain, and support natural healing.