If knee pain is limiting your life, you deserve a clear plan—not guesswork. Many patients start with conservative care and injections, and some may be candidates for minimally invasive procedures designed to reduce inflammation and improve mobility.
This page is a simple overview of knee pain treatment pathways. Your consultation determines which options make sense for your diagnosis and goals.
At a glance:
The right knee pain treatment depends on the cause. We review symptoms, prior treatments, and imaging when available.
Many patients benefit from a conservative foundation—often used before or alongside procedures.
Injections may help selected patients by reducing inflammation or supporting function. The type of injection depends on your situation and prior response.
GAE is an image-guided procedure that targets small vessels around the knee that may contribute to inflammation in osteoarthritis-related knee pain.
It may be considered when knee pain persists despite conservative care (including medication, injections, or physical therapy), especially for patients trying to avoid or delay knee replacement.
A consultation helps match the treatment to the diagnosis and your goals. We’ll review what you’ve already tried and what’s likely to help next.
Medical information is for general education and is not a substitute for personalized medical advice. For emergencies (severe sudden symptoms, chest pain, shortness of breath), call 911.
There isn’t one best treatment for everyone. Many people start with physical therapy and anti-inflammatory strategies, then consider injections. Selected patients may consider GAE or surgery depending on severity and goals.
Your site can state what you offer directly. If you provide injections (including PRP), list them clearly and explain candidacy and expectations.
GAE is a minimally invasive procedure aimed at reducing inflammation in osteoarthritis-related knee pain. Candidates typically have chronic pain that persists despite conservative care. Consultation and imaging help determine fit.
Duration varies widely by individual and underlying condition. Your clinician will review expected timelines for your situation.
Coverage varies by plan and medical necessity. Your office can help verify benefits and prior authorization requirements when applicable.