Orthopedic, pain, and neuro care for injury and legal cases

Available records depend on the service and case. They may include evaluation notes, imaging review, procedure documentation, and billing records. Contact the team to confirm what can be provided for a specific request.

Call the GTOA team to confirm current billing and referral arrangements, including any records or documents needed before scheduling.

Scheduling varies by location and clinical need. Call with the accident date and current symptoms so the team can confirm availability and direct you to the appropriate department.

Start by contacting GTOA. The team can tell you whether a referral, imaging, or other records are needed for the service you are requesting.

A medial branch block is used to assess whether specific nerves are contributing to facet-related pain. If the expected temporary response occurs, radiofrequency ablation may be considered to interrupt pain signals from those nerves.