Medical Cannabis Support
Medical cannabis may be an appropriate option for some patients as part of a comprehensive approach to managing pain.
Why manage it through a pain practice?
Chronic pain frequently requires more than one treatment
approach. Because we also provide medication management, procedures,
rehabilitation coordination, and advanced pain therapies, cannabis can
be considered in the context of your complete treatment plan rather
than in isolation.
What to Expect:
Physician-Led Planning
Your treatment plan is developed and overseen by a physician, with careful review of your medical history and goals.
Personalize
We evaluate your diagnosis, medications, previous treatments, and potential risks to determine the best option for you.
Individualized Treatment
When appropriate, image-guided injections, nerve procedures, and other interventions are used to address specific sources of pain.
Clinical Monitoring
Your treatment plan can evolve over time based on your progress, response to treatment, and changing needs.
Support for a Range of Pain Conditions
Complex pain care may be considered for patients with conditions including:
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Chronic back and neck pain
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Herniated discs
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Spinal stenosis
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Nerve pain
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Joint pain and arthritis
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Myofascial and muscle-related pain
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Fibromyalgia
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SI joint pain
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Pain following spinal surgery
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Vertebral compression fractures
Your Infusion Journey:
01 - Consultation
We'll review your history, symptoms, and treatment goals to determine if infusion therapy is right for you.
02 - Recommendation
We'll explain your options, expected outcomes, and any preparation needed.
03 - Monitored Infusion
Your treatment is administered in our office with continuous monitoring and clinical support.
04 - Follow-Up
We'll review your response and dicuss neat steps, including additonal treatments if needed.
Pay for Medical Cannabis
Medical evaluations may be billed through insurance when applicable. Infusion treatments may be covered or offered on a self-pay basis, with costs discussed before scheduling. Utah medical cannabis card fees are separate at $8 annually, paid to the state.
Medical Cannabis is not recommended for everyone. Your safety is our priority and we'll carefully review your health history, potential risk, and treatment goals to make sure it's the right option for you.
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