The
Programs
Welcome to our "Programs" page. We hope this
information answers all your questions. If not, we pride
ourselves on providing the highest quality, personal service
to our website visitors and to our patients. So give us
a call at (800) 964-1493 for immediate
attention if you have any questions. Click
here for other contact options.
The
26 Day Program:
At PPM we have several programs to meet the needs
of our patients. Our premier, most comprehensive and effective
program is our 26 day program of hospital and residential
treatment at our two facilities. This program is very
helpful for patients who have a severe pain syndrome and
desire withdrawal from prescription narcotic medications.
If you would like to learn more about this program please
click here.
The 14 Day Program:
Our 14 day program begins on a Thursday and ends on
a Thursday two weeks later. It maintains the comprehensiveness
of our 26 day program but is for less severe pain syndromes
where prescription narcotic withdrawal is not necessary
and a more rapid return to health is likely. Please click
here if you would like learn more about this program.
The Follow-up Program:
After completion of the intensive pain management
program at our facility, you will be invited to participate
in our year-long aftercare follow-up program. With the
support of our staff we work to insure your continuing
improvement for one year. This can take the form of in-person
visits, telephone consultations, e-mails, and web-cam
teleHealth visits (by special arrangement). Click
here to learn more.
Our comprehensive and non-narcotic pain management programs
require preliminary evaluation prior to admission. This
evaluation typically involves a review of medical records,
interview, consultation with referring doctor when available,
completion of questionnaires (some questionnaires can
be completed on this website),
and testing. If the patient and our staff jointly agree
to go forward with treatment then a convenient date
for admission is scheduled. In some instances patients
can begin the program of treatment immediately upon completion
of the evaluation.
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