The phone number and email below will direct you to a referring physician services coordinator at US Pain and Rehabilitation Center. Dr Lo sees patients Monday through Thursday, from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m.
Business and contact information –
Phone (651-800-4909)
Email (info@uspainandrehabcenter.com)
Address (1997 Sloan Pl Suite 23, St Paul, MN 55117)
US Pain and Rehabilitation Center values the relationships that you have with your patients. We are committed to prompt follow-up and open communication after each visit.
We understand patients look to you for primary care. After being treated at US Pain and Rehabilitation Center, we expect your patient to return to your care. US Pain and Rehabilitation Center sees patients for acute injuries sustained in motor vehicle, motorcycle, and workplace accidents as well as personal injury. We are here to help you provide the best patient care.
Download, complete and save the Referral Form to your computer. Once the form is saved, fill-in the fields below, attach the form by clicking the Choose File button and click send.
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.
