I Have Knee Pain
Your Knee Pain Is Telling You Something
Let’s Figure It Out
Whether your pain is mild, worsening, or stopping you from doing what you love, understanding your symptoms is the first step toward relief.
Common Types of Knee Pain
Knee pain can show up in different ways. Which of these sounds like you?
- Pain when walking short distances or standing
- Stiffness after sitting or in the morning
- Swelling or inflammation around the knee
- Clicking, popping, or grinding sensations
- Sharp or sudden pain during movement
- These symptoms are often linked to inflammation inside the knee commonly caused by osteoarthritis.
A Modern, Non-Surgical Option
If you’re dealing with ongoing knee pain, you may not need surgery.
Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE)
GAE is a minimally invasive procedure designed to target inflammation at the source.
- Performed under local anesthesia or light “twilight” sedation
- Outpatient procedure so patients go home the same day
- No surgery, stitches, or physical therapy required
- Designed to reduce inflammation and improve mobility
To answer one of the most frequently asked questions – YES, GAE is covered by many major insurance plans, making it an accessible option for qualified patients.
Not Sure What You’re Dealing With?
The best next step is to understand your symptoms.
Take Our 2-Minute Knee Pain Quiz
Find out:
- What may be causing your pain
- Whether you could be a candidate for treatment
- What your next step should be
When to See a Specialist
You should consider speaking with a specialist if:
- Your knee pain has lasted more than a few weeks
- Pain is limiting your daily activities
- You’ve tried medications or injections without relief
- You want to avoid knee replacement surgery
You Don’t Have to Live With Knee Pain
Take the first step toward relief today.
