We’re excited to share our new pain management podcast – The Pain Podcast – where our providers discuss the causes of pain, safe treatment options, and answers to common patient questions. Feel free to view via YouTube below, or click into your preferred platform below to be taken there:
Sincerely,
Scott E. Glaser, MD, DABIPP
Chief Executive Officer and President
&&
Sean Powers, DO
We are happy to offer this to patients as another option to manage their pain!
This September, during Pain Awareness Month, we stand with the millions of people who live with chronic pain every day. Our team is here to listen, support, and guide patients toward better management and brighter days ahead.
If you suffer from joint pain, arthritis, cartilage degeneration, bone fractures, ligament tears, chronic wounds, chronic inflammation, pain and other disorders, then regenerative therapy can reduce or potentially eliminate your pain and restore full mobility to your life.
Regenerative therapy has the potential to reduce or eliminate symptoms and drastically improve your quality of life.
Now is the opportunity to take back control of your life and speak to a physician
who specializes in this groundbreaking regenerative medicine.
Umbilical Cord Regenerative Therapy utilizes a combination of both live dividing cells capable of differentiating into cartilage, bone, muscle, ligament, and organs; as well as a host of growth factors, cytokines, and proteins which eliminate inflammation and provide the tissue with the ideal conditions for regeneration.
We receive our cell donations only from disease free donors following a planned healthy birth. All donors are screened for medications, communicable diseases, and physiological conditions, as well as reviewed by a medical director before processing in our FDA registered laboratory.
These cells are tested to match and exceed the highest industry standards putting the safety of patients first.
Due to the young, unprogrammed nature of Umbilical Cord derived Regenerative Therapy they are classified as immune privileged, this means there should be low to no adverse immune responses or rejections in any patients treated
PSGC is now involved with the Intracept Procedure! Explore information on this procedure that is proven to reduce chronic low back pain, via clicking the links below:
Intracept Procedure Quick Overview <– Click here for a short summary to see if the procedure has potential for you!
Intracept In Depth Presentation <– Interested in what the Intracept Procedure has to offer after viewing the summary? Click the link to view a robust breakdown of all facets of Intracept!
If you suffer from chronic back and leg pain, and
have not found relief from conservative treatments,
your physician may have recommended minimally
invasive spinal fusion. Please click here to view details on this procedure.
Follow up from 03/21/2023 ZOOM meeting
Please click here to download and view the powerpoint presentation from the 03/21/2023 Control Your Pain event.
Face masks only required in healthcare facilities located in high risk areas
“Thanks to the tremendous efforts of our health care workers and residents, Illinois has done better at keeping our people safe with vaccines, boosters, and masking, which puts us in a position to continue to scale back health care requirements in line with the CDC,” said Governor JB Pritzker. “COVID-19 is on its way to becoming endemic, like the flu, but it still poses a real threat to our immunocompromised and disabled communities. Here in Illinois, we look out for one another-it’s what defines us as Illinoisans. Let us continue to live up to those ideals by masking up and testing when we have symptoms and getting COVID-19 booster shots-as I recently did-so that we can protect our neighbors.”
This amendment to the state-issued order also nullifies the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for healthcare employees, affirming the guidelines of the CDC.
Please click here to view the Superion Post-Operative Care Guidelines.
Obtaining a C-arm was vital for his mission and it would not be possible without one. Fortunately, Dr. Glaser had identified a potential opportunity thanks to the support of Hinsdale Surgery Center. Read the story