A cutting-edge freezing treatment for knee pain. A probe is inserted near the knee nerves and delivers bursts of extreme cold, temporarily disabling nerves that send pain signals. Key Benefit: A non-thermal alternative to ablation with minimal downtime.

Hyaluronic Acid (HA) Injections

A 'joint lubricant' injection used for cartilage wear and osteoarthritis. HA helps with lubrication and shock absorption in the joint, improving movement and reducing pain. Key Benefit: Helps knees move more naturally with less stiffness.

Growth Factor / Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Injections

A biologic therapy that stimulates the body’s healing response. A small amount of the patient’s blood is processed to concentrate growth factors, which are then injected into the knee to promote tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and support healing. Key Benefit: Supports regeneration of damaged tissue rather than only reducing pain.

Steroid-Based Injections

A fast-acting anti-inflammatory injection for knee joint pain. Corticosteroid medication is injected into or near the knee joint to rapidly reduce inflammation and relieve pain caused by arthritis, tendonitis, or bursitis. Key Benefit: Rapid relief, especially when pain is acute.

Why Choose These Non-Surgical Options

Treatments are performed in an outpatient setting with minimal downtime. MAPS uses image-guided precision (ultrasound/fluoroscopy) for accuracy and safety. Options can be combined—such as injecting HA or PRP alongside nerve therapy—for a tailored pain-relief plan.

Why Choose MAPS Centers for Pain Control

Board-certified pain specialists personalize each treatment plan using advanced image-guided techniques and clinical expertise. MAPS helps patients regain control, comfort, and confidence in everyday life. Patients are encouraged to schedule an appointment to see whether these non-surgical options can help them reclaim their lives.