Ohio Valley Pain Institute offers comprehensive pain management that includes: medical treatments, i
12/22/2025
The Only Procedure Designed to Relieve Vertebrogenic Pain. 💙 The Intracept Procedure is the only procedure specifically designed to target the basivertebral nerve for the relief of chronic vertebrogenic low back pain—letting people lean into life again. That’s living proof.
The Procedure may be an option for you. This minimally invasive treatment is proven to address this specific type of chronic low back pain.
Contact our office to learn more.
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12/19/2025
The more you know… ✨ Curious about a procedure? We offer various educational videos to enrich our patient’s experience. 👨🏻⚕️
The Only Procedure Designed to Relieve Vertebrogenic Pain 💙
The results are in! The Intracept Procedure is the only procedure specifically designed to target the basivertebral nerve for the relief of chronic vertebrogenic low back pain—letting people lean into life again. That’s living proof.
The Procedure may be an option for you. This minimally invasive treatment is proven to address this specific type of chronic low back pain.
Contact our office to learn more.
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12/15/2025
At OVPI, every patient is a VIP.
We’re here for you. Check out more at our website & contact us for your pain management needs.👨🏻⚕️
Patient’s positive results are in for the Intracept procedure! OVPI’s physicians, Drs. Sutton and Sinofsky, are proud to offer an innovative, long-term treatment for chronic low back pain. Our double board-certified doctors are currently the only physicians actively performing this non-surgical treatment for long term spine pain. Visit ovpimedical.com or contact our office at via email- info@ovpimedical.com or telephone- 502-276-5554 to schedule your consultation today.
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12/10/2025
The Only Procedure Designed to Relieve Vertebrogenic Pain 💙
That spontaneous road trip, the fun family times, that long-lost workout routine: let’s bring these moments back. The Intracept Procedure is the only procedure specifically designed to target the basivertebral nerve for the relief of chronic vertebrogenic low back pain—letting people lean into life again. That’s living proof.
The Procedure may be an option for you. This minimally invasive treatment is proven to address this specific type of chronic low back pain.
Contact our office to learn more.
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12/03/2025
☀️ To all of our patients! We are proud of your progress!
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12/01/2025
The more you know… ✨ Curious about a procedure? We offer various educational videos to enrich our patient’s experience. 👨🏻⚕️
Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃🤎 Our office will will closed Thursday - Friday.
11/24/2025
Low back pain shouldn’t hold you back
Relieve your chronic low back pain with the Intracept® Procedure. Ohio Valley Pain Institute’s physician’s, Drs. Sutton and Sinofsky are proud to offer an innovative, long-term treatment for chronic low back pain — Intracept ® Procedure. Our double board-certified doctors are currently the only physician’s actively performing this non-surgical treatment for long term spine pain.
If you have low back pain that gets worse by physical activity, prolonged sitting, and bending forward or bending and lifting; the Intracept ® Procedure may be an option for you. This minimally invasive treatment is proven to address this specific type of chronic low back pain. Visit our website to see videos and more information about Intracept ® Procedure.
Contact our office to learn more.
To schedule an Intracept ® Procedure consultation appointment:
📞 Call: 502-276-5554 ext. 427 or
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Brandon Sutton MD, and Alexander Sinofsky MD have announced the opening of Ohio Valley Pain Institute (OVPI) in the Medical Arts Building on Eastern Parkway in Louisville, Kentucky. The clinic’s aim is to reduce the need for opioids while improving patients' long-term health, function and quality of life in the battle against chronic pain and the opioid crisis.
Ohio Valley Pain Institute offers comprehensive pain management that includes: medical treatments, interventional techniques, as well as coordinating access to surgical specialists, physical therapy, nutritional consults and psychological counseling. Drs. Sutton and Sinofsky first perform a detailed history and physical exam along with using advanced diagnostics, to precisely target the source of pain with a combination of therapies. By implementing an evidence based, multi-modal treatment pain, OVPI aims to minimize patients' dependence on opioids.
In the past, opioids were the default therapy for chronic pain. However, opioids are now attributed to the fastest growing health epidemic in the country. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), more than three out of five drug overdose deaths involve an opioid. In 2016, more than 17,000 of the 63,632 deaths due to drug overdose were attributed to prescription opioids.
Ohio Valley Pain Institute focuses on techniques that help patients avoid the adverse effects of opioids. Spinal cord stimulation (SCS) is one of the most promising and rapidly advancing treatments for chronic pain; it is a modality that delivers a low-voltage electrical current continuously to the spinal cord to alter the sensation of pain.
Continued improvements in the technology and understanding of SCS therapy have provided patients with an array of debilitating, chronic pain conditions to improve their lives while helping to minimize the reliance on opioids.
Drs. Sutton and Sinofsky are certified by the American Board of Anesthesiology with sub-specialty certification in Pain Medicine. They are licensed to practice medicine in Kentucky and Indiana.
The founding of Ohio Valley Pain Institute is the culmination of Drs. Sutton and Sinofsky’s expanded vision for the treatment of chronic pain. OVPI aims to offer safer, more effective alternatives and move beyond opioid-based treatments as the primary source of pain relief.
