Knee Pain

Chronic knee pain is so often treated with surgery which includes risk and does not have guaranteed results. Here at the Active Spine & Joint Institute, we prefer to use cutting-edge, non-surgical treatments in our Active Knee© Program to free you from pain & get you active again - even if you are “bone on bone”.

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What are the causes of knee pain?

Knee pain is a common complaint that affects people of all ages. Knee pain may be triggered as a result of general wear and tear from daily activities, but can also be brought on by injury, arthritis, degeneration, inflammation, lack of muscle flexibility or strength, as well as certain sports and occupations. 

What is the impact of knee pain?

The knee is one of the largest and most complex joints in the body.  This joint plays a major role in keeping us active and mobile. Many individuals who experience knee injuries or joint degeneration see their physical activity come to a complete halt, leading to other health issues and a significant impact on your quality of life.

What are the solutions to knee pain?

At Active Spine & Joint Institute, we offer treatment for a variety of conditions that affect the knee. Our experts will develop a personalized treatment plan to help you return to normal, without debilitating knee pain. Patients work through our Active Knee© program to get our of pain and get active again.

What knee conditions do you treat?

Common knee conditions we treat include

  • Arthritis

  • Knee pain or injury (Meniscus Tear, ACL or PCL Injury)

  • Runners’ Knee

  • Cartilage Damage

  • Bone on Bone

  • Loss of Knee Motion

  • Knee Popping

  • Loss of Muscle Strength

  • Knee Swelling or Lower Leg Pain

Treatment options for Knee Conditions

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