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Advanced Pain Management opens new Franklin clinic
Published September 19, 2007 - BizTimes Daily
The physicians of Advanced Pain Management today announced the opening of a new office in Franklin at 7400 W. Rawson Ave.
"Advanced Pain Management is committed to providing the most comprehensive
therapies and treatment options available today," said Bhupinder Saini, M.D., chairman of Greenfield-based Advanced Pain Management. "The new office will focus on the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation branch of our practice, which a great complement to the interventional treatment services and procedures we offer elsewhere. This new office will help meet the growing need for pain management services in our area."
Through the new facility, patients suffering from severe pain will be able to access a wide range of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation services. The services, some provided directly through Advanced Pain Management and others through referrals, include: acupuncture, biofeedback, chiropractic care, cranio-sacral therapy, herbal medicine, massage, medications, meditation, mind/body healing, myofascial release, nutrition, occupational therapy, physical therapy, psychotherapy, relaxation techniques, self-hypnosis, tai chi, visual imagery and yoga.
A team of three pain management professionals are available to treat patients at the
Franklin location: Jerome Lerner, an M.D. who is board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation; Mary Laan, a certified physician assistant with experience in fibromyalgia management; and Jonathan Ferris, a licensed acupuncturist who specializes in massage and acupuncture in the treatment of pain.
Advanced Pain Management has grown to become the largest pain management group in the nation, with 19 board-certified/eligible physicians offering the most advanced techniques for pain control. Advanced Pain Management physicians operate out of 28 locations in metropolitan Milwaukee, the greater Madison area, Sheboygan, Racine, Green Bay and Kenosha.
