Joint Injections ยท Central Florida
Joint pain relief, from hands with 10,000+ injections of experience.
In-person regenerative joint injections for knee, shoulder, hip and other joint pain, in person in Central Florida.
10,000+
joint injections performed by Aaron Fralicker, APRN, over more than 14 years in pain management and regenerative joint care.
Who it's for
When joint pain is getting in the way
For adults in Central Florida who want to move better and get back to what they love.
Knee pain
Stiffness, aching or pain with stairs, walking or getting up from a chair.
Shoulder pain
Pain reaching overhead, sleeping on your side or lifting.
Hip pain
Aching in the hip or groin that limits walking, golf or getting through the day.
Other joints
Elbows, wrists, ankles and more. Ask us about your specific joint.
What to expect at the visit
Clear, calm and unhurried
Step 1: Evaluation
Your provider reviews your history, any imaging you have and examines the joint.
Step 2: Your options, explained
A clear explanation of whether an injection is a good fit, what it involves and the risks.
Step 3: The injection
Performed in person in our Central Florida office by an experienced provider.
Step 4: Aftercare and follow-up
Clear aftercare instructions and a plan to check in on how the joint is doing.
Why experience matters
Thousands of injections. Every one taken seriously.
Precision
Experience helps with accurate placement and a smoother, more comfortable visit.
Judgment
Knowing when an injection is a good idea, and when it is not, matters as much as technique.
The bigger picture
Pain management experience means your plan can look beyond the joint itself.
Location
In person in Central Florida
Joint injections are performed in person at our Central Florida office. Hormone and weight loss care is available online anywhere in Florida and North Carolina.
- Orlando, Florida
- 239.396.1670
- info@pphclinic.com
Where are joint injections done?
Joint injections are done in person in Central Florida.
Which joints do you treat?
Commonly knees, shoulders and hips, along with other joints. Your provider will evaluate whether an injection is a good option for you.
What should I expect at the visit?
Your provider reviews your history and examines the joint, explains the options, and answers your questions before any procedure.
What are the risks of joint injections?
Like any injection, risks can include temporary pain, swelling or bruising at the injection site and, rarely, infection. Results vary. Your provider will review the risks and aftercare with you.
Where do you offer care?
Online visits are available to adults anywhere in Florida and North Carolina. In-person procedures, such as joint injections, take place in Central Florida.
Ready to move better?
Book a consultation to see if a joint injection is right for you.