Interventional Pain Medicine

Inter­ven­tion­al Pain Med­i­cine focus­es on iden­ti­fy­ing the source of pain and treat­ing it with advanced, min­i­mal­ly inva­sive pro­ce­dures. Dr. Har­ris Sprunger has more than 10 years of expe­ri­ence car­ing for patients with com­plex pain con­di­tions. Dr. Sprunger is board-cer­ti­fied in both Pain Med­i­cine and Phys­i­cal Med­i­cine & Reha­bil­i­ta­tion and com­plet­ed fel­low­ship train­ing in Pain Med­i­cine at North­west­ern University.

Dr. Sprunger offers a range of min­i­mal­ly inva­sive treat­ments and image-guid­ed pro­ce­dures, includ­ing epidur­al injec­tions and radiofre­quen­cy abla­tion. Advanced pro­ce­dures include spinal cord stim­u­la­tion tri­als and per­ma­nent implan­ta­tion, Intra­cept® for ver­te­bro­genic low back pain, and pro­ce­dures to treat lum­bar spinal stenosis.

We tai­lor treat­ment to each patient’s needs, aim­ing to reduce pain, improve func­tion, and help patients return to the activ­i­ties they enjoy.

Con­di­tions com­mon­ly treat­ed include back and neck pain, sci­at­i­ca, spinal steno­sis, nerve pain, com­plex region­al pain syn­drome, arthri­tis-relat­ed spine pain, and per­sis­tent pain after spine surgery.