Signe Spine & Rehab

Signe Spine & Rehab, LLC, located in the heart of Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, is a premier interventional spine specialty practice dedicated to improving the quality of life for patients aged 13 and above. Our highly skilled and compassionate team, led by board-certified physiatrist Daniel Nemeth, MD, focuses on diagnosing and treating various spine and musculoskeletal conditions using a comprehensive, evidence-based approach.

Our goal is to provide personalized and comprehensive treatment programs, which effectively reduce pain, enhance functionality, and ultimately help patients reclaim their lives. By utilizing thorough evaluations, spine-specific physical therapy, and targeted interventional procedures, we aim to minimize the need for surgery, prescription opioids, and frequent procedures. This new victory in spine care is rooted in our commitment to delivering innovative, cutting-edge treatments tailored to our patients' unique needs.

Conditions Treated

At Signe Spine & Rehab, LLC, we specialize in treating a wide range of spine and joint conditions, including:

• Facet arthritis
• Disc disease
• Disc herniations
• Myofascial pain
• Nerve entrapment
• Spinal stenosis
• Compression fractures
• Joint pain (shoulder, hip, knee)
• Chronic pain
• Spasticity

Services Offered

Our exceptional team of professionals offers a broad spectrum of services, including:

*Therapy Prescriptions and Appropriate Medication Management*: Based on each patient's specific condition and needs, we develop individualized therapy plans in conjunction with appropriate medication management to achieve optimal results.

*Medial Branch Blocks*: For patients with facet joint pain, medial branch blocks are used to diagnose and alleviate pain.

*Facet Injections*: These injections help to reduce inflammation and relieve pain in the affected facet joints.

*Radio-frequency Neurotomies*: We use radio-frequency energy to treat painful facet joints, offering long-term relief from chronic spine pain.

*Diagnostic Selective Nerve Root Injections*: By injecting a local anesthetic into the affected nerve root, we can pinpoint the source of pain and develop an effective treatment plan.

*Transforaminal Epidural Steroid Injections*: Utilizing fluoroscopic guidance, we inject a steroid medication near the affected spinal nerve to reduce inflammation and relieve pain.

*Sacroiliac Joint Injections*: These injections help to reduce inflammation and relieve pain in the sacroiliac joint, located in the pelvis.

*Fluoroscopically Guided Hip Injections*: Our team uses real-time X-ray guidance to inject a local anesthetic and steroid medication into the affected hip joint, providing pain relief.

*Peripheral Joint Injections*: For patients experiencing joint pain in extremities, we offer peripheral joint injections to alleviate pain and inflammation.

*Electrodiagnostic Studies*: These diagnostic procedures help to detect nerve damage or dysfunction by measuring and analyzing electrical activity in the muscles and nerves.

*Discography*: We use discography to diagnose disc-related pain by injecting a contrast dye into the affected disc.

*Spinal Cord Stimulation*: This innovative treatment involves the implantation of a small device that delivers electrical impulses to the spinal cord, effectively reducing chronic pain.

*PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Injections*: By harnessing the healing potential of a patient's own platelets, we can accelerate the healing process for various spine and joint conditions.

*Anti-Spasticity (Botox) Injections*: Our team uses Botox injections to treat spasticity and improve mobility in patients suffering from conditions such as cerebral palsy and multiple sclerosis.

*Coolief Procedures (Ablations for Joint Pains)*: Utilizing cooled radiofrequency energy, we target and ablate nerves that cause joint pain, offering long-term pain relief.

Office Policies for COVID-19

At Signe Spine & Rehab, LLC, we are committed to ensuring the safety of our patients and staff during the COVID-19 pandemic. As of July 1, 2020, our office remains open with no change in services offered, and we require all persons entering the building to wear face masks. In response to evolving insurance requirements, we now provide Telehealth services for patients who prefer remote consultations. We highly recommend patients over 70 years of age or those with compromised immune systems utilize Telehealth services. We will continue to update our messaging based on the most current information available from local, state, and federal authorities.