At US Pain and Rehabilitation Center our mission is to improve quality of life by reducing pain and suffering in order to maximize function. Our physicians are dedicated to the practice of interventional pain medicine. We are committed to offering the highest standard of care based on patient outcomes. Our medical practice strives to establish an individual approach, which is based on teamwork and a multidisciplinary model of care.
US Pain and Rehabilitation Center has a personable and friendly staff with strong family and community ties whose primary goal is to help their patients.
Our treatment philosophy incorporates physical medicine and rehabilitation and puts the patient in the driver seat with complete information about non-surgical and medical treatment options for acute back and neck pain.
Our back and neck care programs are comprehensive and individualized based on the biomechanics of the body and spine to assess possible sources and causes of pain by providing various non-surgical options including physical, medical and selective injections. The underlying pathology of the patient, the source of pain and discomfort, and the functional impairments that are caused by the back and neck pain are components of the decision making process.
Dr. Foung Lo, MD graduated from the University of Minnesota School of Medicine in 1996 and currently holds certification from the American Board of Family Medicine. After 20 plus years in private practice and with HealthEast as staff physician, Dr. Lo started US Pain and Rehabilitation Center in 2017 and serves as its Medical Director. Located in St. Paul US Pain and Rehabilitation Center’s focus is on conservative pain treatment of auto accidents and work comp injuries.
Use the form below to request an appointment. One of our patient services coordinators will get back to you as soon as someone is available. Please note, this form is not meant for urgent matters or to get medical advice.
Download and print the Patient Registration Form. Fill it out and bring the completed form to your appointment
Call (651-800-4909)
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The majority of trauma victims experience pain. Acute pain can impact respiratory function, increase metabolic demand, impair wound healing, suppress immunity, and reduce mobility. Inadequate acute pain management after trauma delays return to work, lowers quality of life, and increases post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) risk. Poorly managed acute pain also increases the risk of chronic pain development. Nearly two-thirds of patients report at least moderate pain 12 months after injury, and three-in-four report pain interference with activities of daily living, such as social engagement, work, and cognitive and emotional function. Pain is associated with decreased self-efficacy and increased risk of depression. This effect may be more pronounced after trauma, because traumatic events cause distress that can exacerbate pain, triggering a trauma-pain-distress feedback loop. For all patients, the goal of pain management is a tolerable pain level that allows the patient to function.
