Physician-led pain care in Connecticut
Move forward with less pain.
Start with a careful evaluation of joint, back, neck, or
activity-related pain. We’ll help you understand the source and map
practical next steps—without a one-size-fits-all plan.
Years of experience
Connecticut locations
Physician-led care
Your diagnosis shapes
your options.
Evaluation first.
Treatment second.
Conditions we evaluate
Where does pain
hold you back?
The right plan begins with a clear understanding of your symptoms,
health history, movement, and what you want to get back to doing.
01 / Joint comfort
Arthritis & joint pain
When stiffness or discomfort in the knee, hip, shoulder, or elbow
makes everyday movement harder.
02 / Soft tissue
Tendon & soft-tissue pain
Overuse, sports injuries, and persistent tendon or soft-tissue
pain that has not improved as expected.
03 / Spine
Back & neck pain
Back and neck symptoms evaluated in the context of your movement,
health history, and relevant imaging.
04 / Recovery
Sports & overuse injuries
Muscle, joint, and activity-related pain that is keeping you from
training, working, or moving with confidence.
Not sure your condition fits?
Start with a conversation
about what comes next.
Meet your physician
Igor Turok, M.D.
Dr. Igor Turok is board-certified in Neurology and Interventional Pain
Management and brings more than 20 years of practice experience to
every evaluation. His background across neurological and
musculoskeletal care helps him look beyond the location of pain to
better understand what may be driving it.
Dr. Turok completed pain-management training at Albert Einstein
College of Medicine at Beth Israel Medical Center and neurology
training at SUNY Downstate Medical Center. He has also served in
leadership roles at Masonicare Health Center and Gracie Square
Hospital.
Care informed by two complementary disciplines.
- 01Board-certified physician
- 02Neurology + pain management
- 0320+ years in practice
- 04Patient-centered evaluation
Your care pathway
A more considered
way forward.
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01
Listen & assess
We review your symptoms, goals, history, prior treatments, and
relevant imaging. -
02
Identify the source
A focused examination helps determine which tissue or structure
may be driving your pain. -
03
Review your options
We discuss appropriate care—from rehabilitation and activity
changes to established non-surgical pain-management options. -
04
Build your plan
You leave with clear next steps shaped around your diagnosis—not
a one-size-fits-all protocol.
Your treatment plan
Clear options.
Thoughtful next steps.
Depending on your diagnosis, your physician may discuss
rehabilitation, activity modification, diagnostic testing, and other
established pain-management approaches.
We explain the purpose of each recommendation, reasonable
alternatives, potential risks, expected recovery, and likely costs so
you can make an informed decision.
and benefits.
fits your condition.
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Important information
This page provides general information and is not a substitute for
medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Recommendations require an
individual clinical evaluation. Results vary, and no outcome is
guaranteed. If you may be experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.