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Jacqueline S Weisbein, D.O., 3273 Claremont Way, Ste. 100, Napa, CA (2025)

11/18/2025

TENS therapy brings hope as research shows patients can safely reduce chronic pain intensity at home. 💫

Chronic pain can leave patients feeling frustrated, isolated, and longing for relief. Every day, strong individuals walk through our doors at Napa Valley Orthopaedic Medical Group hoping to reclaim parts of their lives that pain has taken. Feeling like you’ve “tried everything” is tough—but innovation opens new doors.

Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) has become a promising and safe option for many facing long-standing pain. Here’s what the evidence highlights:

- TENS stands for transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, a therapy that may be included in neuropathy treatment plans at our clinic.
- Research shows that TENS can reduce pain intensity for adults struggling with chronic pain conditions.
- For some, especially patients living with trigeminal neuralgia, substantial decreases in pain scores have been reported after TENS therapy.
- Studies describe TENS as a modality that encourages compliance and offers relief without invasive steps.

When pain gets in the way of the moments you love, achieving relief at home feels empowering. No one should miss out on family walks, hobbies, or restful nights because of persistent pain. Even on challenging days, hope is real—science moves forward, and so do possibilities for healing.

Care at Napa Valley Orthopaedic Medical Group is always about you—your goals, your story, and a plan as unique as your needs. Dr. Weisbein’s commitment means expert guidance, a holistic approach, and truly listening when others haven’t.

Have you or someone you love tried TENS therapy? What questions or experiences would you like to share about living with chronic pain? Leave your thoughts below or reach out for support.

👉 Ready for relief? Reach out today to book a visit!

Your health is our priority! 🩷💙

11/12/2025

What makes physical therapy pain management a clinically proven, non-surgical path to lasting relief? 💙

Chronic pain can affect every part of your life—work, hobbies, relationships, and your confidence to move the way you want. Finding a proven solution that doesn’t involve surgery or long-term medication is a game-changer for many people.

Pain management is the medical specialty area dedicated to alleviating pain. For so many who feel they’ve “tried everything,” physical therapy pain management can deliver new hope, guided by evidence and empathy.

Depending on your symptoms and needs, your program may include medication, injections, physical therapy, exercises, and stretches tailored to relieve pain. These aren’t just suggestions—they’re carefully personalized and designed to fit your real-life goals and routines.

Why do experts recommend physical therapy in pain management?
- Clinic-based physical therapy uses techniques like high-heat muscle relaxation, muscle stimulation, and ultrasound therapy
- These methods are supported by research and have demonstrated consistent effectiveness
- Physical therapy generally produces better outcomes than medical treatment alone or no treatment at all

At Napa Valley Orthopaedic Medical Group, Dr. Weisbein and her team focus on conditions like chronic low back pain, sacroiliac joint dysfunction, and neuropathy, but care extends to those living with sciatica, neck pain, arthritis, osteoporosis, and headaches too.

Every plan is unique. From targeted exercises that build strength and flexibility, to education on lifestyle shifts that reduce flare-ups, it’s about fitting the science to the individual.

The ultimate goal? Empowering you to reclaim daily function, return to what you love, and restore hope—one small victory at a time.

Which part of your life would you love to reclaim if pain wasn’t holding you back? Drop a comment and let’s talk about it!

👉 Ready for relief? Reach out today to book a visit!

Your health is our priority! 🩷💙

11/11/2025

Migraine headache pain management means hope—one success story can inspire thousands on their healing journey.

Chronic migraine and headaches can steal away precious moments. For many, pain lingers despite trying medication after medication or living with constant discomfort. Days lost. Experiences missed. Loved ones watching, wishing for your relief.

At Napa Valley Orthopaedic Medical Group, honoring these journeys truly matters. It’s why every uplifting outcome is celebrated. There was a patient whose life felt paused by head pain. When traditional options fell short, our interventional pain team—led by Dr. Jackie Weisbein, DO—got to work.

Empathy. Expertise. Never giving up. That’s the heart of care here. Dr. Weisbein has performed over 100,000 procedures to effectively treat a wide variety of chronic pain conditions, including post-surgical pain issues, low back pain, and migraine headaches.

Their story? A spark of hope returned after interventional treatment for migraines. Smiles returned. Social time with family felt possible again. Quality of life, one step at a time.

Here’s what compassionate, personalized care can mean for patients navigating migraine pain:
- Confidence that every option will be explored
- Guidance from a board-certified, fellowship-trained expert
- Real partnership throughout your management journey
- Holistic support, including lifestyle and exercise advice

Nobody should feel stuck or defeated by chronic pain. Together, we celebrate even the smallest victories. Being part of a success story inspires everyone—patients, families, friends, care teams.

Have migraines or headaches affected someone close to you? What did hope look like during their journey? We’d love to hear your story in the comments.

Ready for relief? Reach out today to book a visit!

Your health is our priority! 🩷💙

11/07/2025

Thanks to a fabulous St. Louis team for having me in town for the night to talk about some of my favorite things! A packed room on a Thursday night… with amazing discussions. Heading back to Cali already but grateful for all my colleagues who came out last night!

11/06/2025

Vertebrogenic pain treatment just changed with basivertebral nerve ablation—a minimally invasive Intracept® breakthrough. 💫

Chronic low back pain is exhausting—physically and emotionally. Once you’ve tried medications, injections, and physical therapy, it’s tough to feel hopeful. Science moves forward.

Vertebrogenic low back pain is caused by damage to the vertebral endplates, and is often associated with disc degeneration. When pain starts in the bones of the spine, it will not always respond to “typical” pain treatments. That’s why innovative options matter.

At Napa Valley Orthopaedic Medical Group, we offer basivertebral nerve ablation (the Intracept® procedure) to target the root of vertebrogenic pain. This is not just another medication or injection. It’s a precise, minimally invasive option for people with certain types of chronic low back pain.

What does the procedure involve?
- A small incision is made in your back
- Using fluoroscopy, a thin, hollow tube (cannula) is guided into the vertebra
- A radiofrequency probe is inserted to treat the nerve responsible for pain

General anesthesia is used for comfort. The actual procedure takes about 60–90 minutes. Most people experience only slight soreness around the incision for a few days and should avoid vigorous activity for two to four weeks.

Who is a good candidate? If you have tried medications, injections, and physical therapy without relief—and your pain is linked to the vertebral endplates—this procedure may be worth discussing.

Inspired by stubborn pain that doesn’t respond to other care? We lead with optimism and high standards. Proud to offer options that move beyond routine.

What questions do you have about vertebrogenic pain or basivertebral nerve ablation? Let’s talk below and help each other push what’s possible.

👉 Ready for relief? Reach out today to book a visit!

Your health is our priority! 🩷💙

11/04/2025

Musculoskeletal pain treatment: When should you seek help for muscle, ligament, sprain, or strain injuries? 💥

Muscle and ligament injuries can catch anyone off guard. Whether from sports, a simple misstep, or that enthusiastic weekend project, pain can sideline even the most active among us.

Frustration is real. Sometimes a sprain or strain seems “minor” but the discomfort lingers, making it tough to keep up with the routines and hobbies you love.

At Napa Valley Orthopaedic Medical Group, the care team—led by Dr. Jackie Weisbein, DO—knows that muscle, ligament, and joint pain isn’t just an inconvenience. It’s real life, put on hold. That’s why they offer comprehensive exams and personalized treatment plans to alleviate your pain and address the condition or conditions causing it.

So, when is it time to seek expert help? If you’re noticing:

- Pain that isn’t improving after several days
- Difficulty bearing weight, moving, or using the joint or muscle
- Swelling, bruising, or instability
- Any injury stopping you from regular daily life
..You are not alone. Many patients think they just have to “tough it out.” But that’s not always the best path—especially when specialized musculoskeletal pain treatment can help restore function and comfort.

Evaluation may include advanced diagnostic tools, like MRIs, X-rays, or nerve function studies, to get to the root of your pain. Whether you have acute or chronic pain, Dr. Weisbein provides customized treatments to relieve your pain. Depending on your symptoms and needs, your program may include: Medication, Injections, Physical therapy.

Even better, modern pain care goes beyond medication—non-pharmacological strategies, like physical therapy, are proven options for musculoskeletal problems.

Nobody should have to accept lingering pain as their new normal. Your story matters and deserves thoughtful, comprehensive solutions.

Have you had a muscle or ligament injury that just wouldn’t heal? What questions do you wish you’d asked sooner?

👉 Don’t wait to feel better. Click below to schedule your evaluation!

Your health is our priority! 🩷💙

10/30/2025

Your voice can protect access to the pain treatments that have helped you reclaim your life. 💫

We need to talk about something urgent. Medicare has proposed a rule that would end coverage for nearly all peripheral nerve blocks and radiofrequency procedures for chronic pain, treatments that have given so many of our patients relief, mobility, and hope.

At Napa Valley Orthopaedic Medical Group, we've witnessed the power of these procedures. They help manage neuropathic pain, joint pain, and post-surgical pain without relying on opioids. For patients who felt like they'd "tried everything," these treatments opened new doors.

Here's what's at stake:

Medicare is proposing to limit coverage to only spinal injections (epidurals and facet blocks)

Peripheral nerve blocks and radiofrequency treatments would no longer be covered
This affects genicular nerve blocks, occipital nerve blocks, and many other procedures that restore quality of life

The good news? This rule is NOT final yet. Medicare must review all public comments before November 8, 2025.

Why your voice matters, even if you don't have Medicare:

Private insurance companies often follow Medicare's lead. If this proposal passes, other insurers will likely adopt the same restrictions. That means patients across all insurance plans could lose access to these life-changing treatments.

Every voice matters. Even a short email can demonstrate how essential these procedures are for people living with chronic pain.

📋 See the first comment below for:

1. The email address to send your feedback to Medicare
2. A simple form letter you can copy and paste
3. Step-by-step instructions

It takes just a few minutes to make your voice heard. Together, we can protect access to treatments that restore movement, reduce suffering, and help people live fully again.

Have these treatments helped you or someone you love? What would losing access to them mean for your quality of life? Share your story below. 💬

👉 Send your email to Medicare before November 8, 2025!

Your health is our priority! 🩷💙

10/30/2025

Failed back surgery syndrome patients, have you seen how spinal cord stimulation is transforming chronic pain management? 💫

For many people, living with failed back surgery syndrome (FBSS) can feel overwhelming. The pain remains, even after spine surgery, holding back the life you want to live. FBSS, also known as postlaminectomy syndrome or persistent spinal pain syndrome type 2, means continued pain in the lower back or legs—even when you’ve already tried conventional treatments.

Honored to witness science move forward. At Napa Valley Orthopaedic Medical Group, Dr. Jackie Weisbein, DO, leads with innovation and compassion. She truly understands how setbacks can feel discouraging, but knows stubborn pain doesn’t have to be the end of your story.

Spinal cord stimulation (SCS) is changing the picture for FBSS patients. This advanced therapy involves:
- A device placed under the skin near your spine
- Sending low-level electrical impulses to your spinal cord
- Modifying how your brain senses pain—many describe this as exchanging pain for a gentle tingling

What can life look like after SCS?
- Improved sleep and daily comfort
- Less need for pain medication
- A real chance to reclaim beloved activities

Candidates for spinal cord stimulation often share one thing: persistent, chronic pain that hasn’t responded to nonsurgical care. The process typically involves a two-step approach, starting with a temporary SCS trial. If it helps, a permanent implant may follow. Most people recover in days and are asked to avoid vigorous activity for about two weeks.

Inspired by every patient who refuses to give up. Grateful for every opportunity to give people back parts of their lives. This is why we show up.

Have you or someone you love experienced chronic pain after back surgery? What questions do you have about spinal cord stimulation or our approach to personalized pain management?

👉 Ready for relief? Reach out today to book a visit!

Your health is our priority! 🩷💙

10/28/2025

Osteoarthritis pain treatment is evolving, giving new hope through targeted therapies and personalized care.

For so many in our community, joint pain is more than discomfort. It can pull you away from activities and memories you love. For example, osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis cause chronic joint pain. That shared frustration—the feeling of having "tried everything"—inspires us every day.

Science is moving forward. Today, osteoarthritis pain treatment is not a one-size-fits-all journey. With careful evaluation, the root cause of pain can be identified, then a personalized plan is created to address specific needs. At Napa Valley Orthopaedic Medical Group, we believe personal care and understanding matter as much as advanced medicine.

Breakthroughs in pain management are giving people back parts of their lives. According to recent research, osteoarthritis pain management is now expanding to include:
- Personalized medicine and targeted drug therapies
- Evolving regenerative techniques (research ongoing)
- A combination of lifestyle support and advanced procedures

Each patient’s path looks different, but hope springs from teamwork, shared commitment, and belief in better days.

If you feel like chronic pain is keeping you from moments that matter, know that evaluation is the first step. From there, individualized plans can help manage symptoms and support your goals.

How has joint pain impacted your own adventures or aspirations? What’s one thing you wish you could return to? Share your story—your experience may inspire others! 🤍

👉 Ready for relief? Reach out today to book a visit!

Your health is our priority! 🩷💙

Jacqueline S Weisbein, D.O.

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