The Freeman Spine and Pain Institute has relocated its Edison, N.J., office to 10 Parsonage Road.
Here are five things to know:
1. The medical practice's three other offices are in Union, N.J., Clifton, N.J. and Freehold, N.J.
2. The Freeman Spine and Pain Institute's founder is Eric D. Freeman, DO. Since its founding, the Freeman Spine and Pain Institute has cared for patients experiencing wide varieties of discomfort with the use of state-of-the-art procedures.
3. Each of the practice's four offices offers minimally invasive treatment options for their patients, such as IDEA therapy, endoscopic discectomy and vertebroplasty.
4. The offices also conduct interventional procedures such as spinal cord stimulator trials, epidural injections and sympathetic blocks in order to treat spine conditions.
5. In the fall, the Freeman Spine and Pain Institute welcomed Orlee Hammer, DO. Dr. Hammer is board certified in rehabilitation physical therapy.
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