Brooklyn & Queens Village
Pain Management in Brooklyn & Queens Village
Injections, medication management, and procedure consultations for back pain, neck pain, sciatica, and joint pain, coordinated with chiropractic care and physical therapy in one office.
- For no-fault & workers' comp patients
- Injections done in our office
- No referral needed
What Is Pain Management?
Pain management is medical care focused on diagnosing and treating pain that hasn't improved enough with hands-on treatment alone.
At Rockaway Chiropractic, licensed medical providers work alongside our chiropractors and the physical therapists at our office, so injections, medication, and procedures fit into one coordinated plan instead of separate appointments across the city.
Pain management is available for no-fault (car accident) and workers' compensation patients. No-fault and workers' comp cover pain management as part of your treatment, and our office helps with the documentation.

Conditions We Treat
- Back Pain
- Neck Pain
- Sciatica
- Herniated & Bulging Discs
- Knee, Shoulder & Hip Pain
- Muscle Spasm
- Nerve Pain & Numbness
- Headaches
- Accident Injuries →
- Work Injuries →
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Pain Management Treatments
Every treatment starts with a consultation in our office. Your provider recommends options based on your history, exam, and imaging.
Treatments Done Here
- Trigger Point Injections Injections into tight, painful knots in a muscle to help relieve muscle-related pain and spasm.
- Joint Injections Injections into a painful joint, such as the knee, shoulder, or hip, to help reduce inflammation and pain.
- Pain Medication Management Prescribing and monitoring pain medication as part of your plan, when appropriate.
- Procedure Consultations Evaluation for epidurals, nerve blocks, and spine procedures, including whether you're a candidate.
Consult Here, Treated Off-Site
- Epidural Steroid Injections For nerve-related pain such as sciatica or herniated disc pain.
- Nerve Blocks To relieve pain from a specific nerve or group of nerves, and help pinpoint where pain is coming from.
- Discectomy For herniated disc pain that hasn't responded to conservative treatment.
Your consultation happens in our office. The procedure itself is performed by an independent off-site provider, and we coordinate your care before and after.
How Coordinated Care Works
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1
Evaluation
We review your symptoms and history, do a physical exam, and look at any imaging you have.
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One Plan
Your providers agree on a plan that may combine chiropractic, physical therapy, and pain management.
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Treatment
Injections and medication are handled here. Procedures are coordinated with independent providers.
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Follow-Up
We track your progress, adjust the plan, and keep your records organized for your claim.
Covered by No-Fault & Workers' Comp
No-fault and workers' compensation cover pain management for car accident and work injuries. Our office handles the documentation and coordinates care with your claim. Some workers' comp procedures require authorization from the Workers' Compensation Board before they can be scheduled.
Pain Management FAQ
Do I need a referral for pain management?
No. You can request an appointment directly for an evaluation.
Do you accept no-fault and workers' comp insurance for pain management?
Yes, for car accident and work injury patients. Our office handles the paperwork, including any approval a procedure needs before it can be scheduled.
Do workers' comp procedures need approval first?
Some do. Certain workers' compensation procedures require authorization from the Workers' Compensation Board before they can be scheduled. Our office will let you know if your treatment needs authorization.
What conditions do you treat with pain management?
We coordinate care for back pain, neck pain, sciatica, joint pain, headaches, and pain related to accidents or workplace injuries, among other conditions.
Do you offer trigger point injections?
Yes. Trigger point injections are done in our office as part of a coordinated pain management plan for muscle-related pain and spasm.
Do you offer joint injections?
Yes. Joint injections for painful joints such as the knee, shoulder, or hip are done in our office when appropriate.
Do you manage pain medication?
Yes. Licensed medical providers who see patients at our office can prescribe and monitor pain medication as part of your treatment plan, when appropriate.
Do you offer epidural injections?
Yes. We evaluate and coordinate epidural steroid injections for patients with nerve-related pain, such as sciatica or herniated disc pain. Your consultation happens in our office; the injection itself is performed by an independent off-site provider.
Do you offer nerve blocks?
Yes. We evaluate and coordinate nerve blocks. Your consultation happens in our office; the procedure is performed by an independent off-site provider.
Do you perform discectomy procedures?
We consult on and coordinate discectomy for patients with herniated disc pain who haven't responded to conservative treatment. Your evaluation happens in our office; the procedure is performed off-site by an independent provider.
Will I need chiropractic care, physical therapy, or both?
It depends on your evaluation. Many patients benefit from a combination of chiropractic care, physical therapy, and pain management coordinated as one plan.
Is pain management only for no-fault and workers' comp patients?
Yes. Pain management at Rockaway Chiropractic is available for no-fault (car accident) and workers' compensation patients.
How soon can I be seen?
Same-day appointments are available and walk-ins are welcome at both our Brooklyn and Queens Village offices.
What should I bring to my first visit?
Your photo ID, plus any no-fault or workers' comp claim information, MRI or X-ray reports, hospital paperwork, a list of your current medications, an accident report, and attorney information, if you have them.
Schedule a Pain Management Evaluation
No referral needed. Same-day appointments. Walk-ins welcome.
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