Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at MAPS! Today, we’re grateful for the opportunity to help you live your best, pain-free life. Wishing you a day filled with joy, gratitude, and comfort! ???? #HappyThanksgiving #MAPSCenters #PainRelief
Midwest Anesthesia and Pain Specialists
医疗机构
Des Plaines,Illinois 442 位关注者
Double-Board Certified and Fellowship-Trained, We are the Leaders of Pain Management Serving the Chicagoland Area.
关于我们
Midwest Anesthesia and Pain Specialists, also known as MAPS Centers for Pain Control, is a prominent medical practice based in Chicago, focusing on anesthesiology and interventional pain medicine. The team includes esteemed founders Darrel Saldanha MD, Thomas Pontinen MD, LCP-C, and Andrei Rakic MD, as well as Mark Farag MD, Adarsh Shukla MD, LCP-C, and David Kang MD. Each member is double board-certified in pain medicine and various other specialties, including anesthesiology, physiatry, and primary care. MAPS is dedicated to delivering exceptional and comprehensive medical care, setting a standard in the field with our team's extensive expertise and commitment to multidisciplinary excellence.
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https://www.mwpain.com/
Midwest Anesthesia and Pain Specialists的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 医疗机构
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Des Plaines,Illinois
- 类型
- 私人持股
地点
Midwest Anesthesia and Pain Specialists员工
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Billy H.
Naturopathic Doctor (ND), Physician Assistant (PA-C) and Lead Practice Provider (LAPP) at Midwest Anesthesia and Pain Specialists (MAPS)
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David Gilbert, MMS, PA-C
Physician Assistant at Midwest Anesthesia and Pain Specialists
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Thomas Pontinen
Anesthesiologist and Interventional Pain Medicine Specialist
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Pooja Shah
Nurse Practitioner @ Midwest Anesthesia | Palliative Care Expert
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What Causes Migraines & Headaches? ?? Did you know that 96% of people experience a headache at least once in their lives? While migraines affect about 12% of the population. Here are some key causes for both: - Genetics: Family history can increase your risk. - Hormonal Changes: Fluctuations in hormones, especially in women, can trigger migraines. - Environmental Factors: Weather changes, bright lights, loud noises, and strong smells may lead to headaches. - Mental Health: Stress, anxiety, and depression can heighten headache frequency. - Diet: Alcohol and caffeine are known dietary triggers. - Sleep: Poor or irregular sleep patterns can make headaches more likely. - Dehydration: Not drinking enough water can lead to painful throbbing. - Medications: Some meds list headaches as a side effect. At MAPS, we’re here to help you identify and manage your pain, so you can find relief and regain control. ?? Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/dRC52nt #HeadacheRelief #MigraineManagement #MAPSCenters
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Meet David Gilbert, PA-C, a valued member of the MAPS team! David brings a wealth of experience and a patient-centered approach to pain management. With a background in orthopedic surgery and a passion for helping others, he's committed to providing the best possible care. Learn more about David and the exceptional care he offers at MAPS Centers for Pain Control. https://lnkd.in/ervXJhSK #MAPS #ChicagoPainManagement #PhysicianAssistant #PatientCare
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??? Dealing with hip pain? At MAPS, we believe in the power of movement! Here are some effective hip exercises to help strengthen your joints and improve mobility: 1. Knee Lifts: A great way to gently stretch and relieve tension. 2. External Hip Rotation: Perfect for easing stiffness around the hip joint. 3. Double Hip Rotation: Helps enhance flexibility and mobility. 4, Hip and Lower Back Stretch: A soothing stretch for both the hips and lower back. 5. Hip Flexion: Builds strength and stability in your hip muscles. Remember to listen to your body—exercise should never cause pain! Our specialists are here to help you navigate your hip pain journey, learn more about how we can help you today! https://lnkd.in/dCS_vrND #HipHealth #PainRelief #MAPSCenters
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"Mary-Cate Devitt is very helpful and the nicest physician I’ve ever met. I always leave my appointments with a smile. Thank you, Mary-Cate, for being such a wonderful and caring person. You’re the best!" – Joey P. Thank you Joey for the kind words. At MAPS, we’re proud to have dedicated professionals like Mary-Cate making a difference in our patients’ lives! #PatientStories #MAPSCenters #PainRelief #ChronicPainRelief
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At MAPS, we want to help you navigate your knee pain with ease. Read the frequently asked questions below to see how we can help: Q: When should you seek treatment? A: Seek treatment for knee pain if you experience any uncomfortable symptoms such as swelling, redness, instability, mobility issues and pain that won’t go away or affects your ability to move Q: Can knee pain be a sign of a serious condition? A: Yes, knee pain can be a sign of a more serious condition. For example, knee pain may be a side effect of osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, meniscus tears or fractures. If your pain is accompanied by other symptoms, or if the pain persists over time, consult a healthcare professional for an official diagnosis. Q: What should I expect during my first consultation? A: During your first consultation, Our team will inquire about your medical history and condition, We may also perform a physical examination and imaging tests that assess your knee’s mobility and functionality. The purpose of this consultation is to gain an understanding of your pain so that we can provide an accurate diagnosis and treatment. Q: What is the recovery time for knee pain treatments? A: Recovery times can vary based on the underlying cause, the condition’s severity and the treatment plan. We specialize in minimally invasive, non-surgical solutions that offer quick recovery times. Our standard treatment plan takes five weeks and can be repeated every six to 12 months. Q: Which Knee Pain Treatment is right for me? A: The right treatment depends on the underlying cause, your unique symptoms and your medical history. We carefully evaluate your needs before recommending a professional treatment. Selecting the right treatment is key to a quick, healthy recovery. Have more questions? Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/deGMGRp #KneeHealth #PainManagement #MAPSCenters #StrongKnees
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Thank you to all our brave veterans who have served our country. Your service and sacrifice continues to inspire us every day. ?? #VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans #MAPSCenters
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?Amazing? review from Michael M: “Dr. Pooja is a very kind doctor who takes the time to listen to her patients and has a wonderful attitude. I really got the sense that she truly cares, and she made me feel more at ease while going through a scary situation.” Thank you for your kind words. We're committed to providing exceptional care and making every patient feel valued and at ease #ChronicPainRelief #PatientCare #MAPSCenters #PainManagement
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Did you know that people with diabetes are twice as likely to develop arthritis and joint pain if their condition is unmanaged? According to Mayo Clinic, diabetes can lead to severe joint issues and comes in many forms including: ? Charcot Joint: Also known as neuropathic arthropathy, is a condition where nerve damage, often due to diabetes, leads to joint deterioration, primarily affecting the feet. ? Osteoarthritis: A common form of arthritis in Type 2 diabetes that is caused by the wear and tear of the cartilage between joints over time. ? Osteoporosis: A disorder that weakens bones and raises the risk of fractures. Individuals with type 1 diabetes are at a higher risk of developing osteoporosis. ? Limited Joint Mobility: Also known as diabetic hand syndrome, causes stiffness in the hands and can lead to restricted finger movement and thick skin. It may also affect other joints and is more common in those with long-term diabetes. If you’re suffering from joint pain as a result of your diabetes, MAPS is here to help. Schedule a consultation with us today: https://lnkd.in/dT88CgN #MAPSCenters #Type1Diabetes #Type2Diabetes #JointPain
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Today is Stress Awareness Day ??♀?? and we want to remind you to take a moment for yourself and breathe. Save this video for whenever you need to relax your mind and ease your pain. Remember, your well-being is a priority! #StressAwarenessDay #Breathwork #Mindfulness #PainManagement #MAPS