Cathy He, MD

About Dr. Cathy He, Founder & Interventional Pain Specialist

Dr. Cathy He, board-certified in Anesthesiology and Intervention Pain Management, tackles chronic pain with a patient-centered approach. Combining extensive training at prestigious institutions like Johns Hopkins and Harvard, she utilizes a comprehensive arsenal of modalities to relieve suffering and restore function.

Driven by a deep understanding of patients' physical and emotional needs, Dr. He takes the time to listen carefully and collaboratively develop personalized treatment plans that prioritize minimizing pain, maximizing quality of life, and addressing the root cause of suffering.

Our Commitment to Personalized Care

We recognize that every patient's pain journey is unique. Therefore, we offer a personalized approach to pain management that includes:

• Thorough initial assessments to identify the underlying cause of pain.
• Individualized treatment plans that combine evidence-based therapies, medications (minimizing opioid usage), and minimally invasive procedures.
• Patient-centered communication with clear explanations and ongoing progress tracking.
• Compassionate and attentive care to address physical discomfort and emotional concerns.

Our Wide Range of Services

Our diverse services address various pain conditions affecting different regions of the body. We offer:

• Spinal care: Expertise in diagnosing and managing conditions like back and neck pain, spinal stenosis, and radiculopathy.
• Joint and muscle care: Comprehensive care for conditions such as osteoarthritis, facet pain, and muscle/joint pain.
• Neurological conditions: Addressing nerve-related issues like neuropathy, fibromyalgia, and peripheral neuropathy.
• Post-surgical pain management: Specialized care to minimize discomfort and facilitate recovery after surgery.

Expert Interventions for Lasting Relief

Advanced Pain Solutions employs a variety of minimally invasive interventions to provide lasting pain relief, including:

• Epidural and peripheral injections: Delivering medication directly to the affected area for symptom relief.
• Interventional procedures: Minimally invasive techniques such as facet injections, radiofrequency ablation, and spinal cord stimulation for targeted pain relief.