The center encompasses 6,000 square feet of space, which includes eight exam rooms, two procedure suites with sealed LED lighting, waiting rooms and a recovery room.
“This space was tailored to meet the specific needs of chronic pain patients and provides a comfortable and soothing environment for treatment and healing. The new, state-of-the-art procedure suites enable us to perform the most advanced interventional techniques here at OSC, without having to send the patient to the hospital,” said Raj Sureja, MD, senior interventional pain management specialist, to News Medical.
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