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A trigger point is an irritable, painful, taut muscle band or palpable knot in a muscle that can cause localized pain or referred pain.  Referred pain from trigger points can mimic pinched nerves in the neck or lower back.  They can occur from direct muscle injuries, poor posture, repetitive strain or secondarily from spine conditions such as a herniated disc. The basis for a trigger point injection is to relax the area of an intense muscle spasm.  By relaxing the muscle spasm, blood flow to the area is improved, thus allowing the washout of irritating metabolites. 

Nerve injections are a minimally invasive way to treat pinched or restricted nerves. The injection helps to reduce inflammation and allows the nerve to heal properly. As a result, patients typically experience a significant reduction in pain and numbness. Injections can also help to end chronic pain by interrupting the pain signals that are sent to the brain. If you suffer from chronic pain, nerve injections may be the solution you’ve been searching for.

When we think of nutrients, we typically think of the food we eat and the vitamins and minerals that are essential to our health. However, not all nutrients are created equal. The body can only absorb and use a certain amount of nutrients from food, and the rest is simply excreted. This is where IV therapy comes in. IV therapy delivers nutrients directly to the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system entirely. As a result, IV therapy can provide a much-needed boost of energy, help to fight off infection, and promote tissue repair.

Dr. Robertson is a certified medical cannabis provider. She has seen numerous patients successfully use cannabis to effectively alleviate their pain, suffering and dependence on dangerous narcotics. Dr. Robertson believes in the potential of medical cannabis to improve the quality of life for her patients. She has seen first-hand how cannabis can reduce pain, anxiety, and nausea while also increasing appetite and improving sleep.  Learn More…

Dr. Heidi Robertson’s love for helping others started in high school after participating in a mission trip. Dr. Robertson began her medical training in southern California where she graduated with her medical degree at Loma Linda Medical University in 2002. She trained at the renowned Loma Linda Medical Center for Anesthesiology, graduating in 2007, and was board certified in 2008. In 2012, Dr. Robertson began to feel a pull towards regenerative medicine. Dr. Robertson has always believed that bringing hope and healing to patients is one of the greatest privileges she can have in this life.

Watching patients with chronic pain even after many surgeries prompted her to research the possibilities of reversing or curing such pain. She completed the extensive Hackett-Hemwall training for prolotherapy in Honduras in 2013 and again in 2014. She also completed the American Academy of Orthopedic Medicine prolotherapy workshop in Peru in 2014. Not only does Dr. Robertson have the training and expertise to treat your pain, but she also has a superb bedside manner and a genuine love for medicine. Dr. Robertson’s skills include pain management, spinal and epidural blocks, peripheral nerve blocks and regenerative medicine using prolotherapy, PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) and stem cell therapy.