Subacromial Injection

If sharp shoulder pain, inflammation, or discomfort when reaching overhead is restricting your arm movement, subacromial bursitis or rotator cuff impingement may be the cause. A Subacromial Injection is a precise, non-surgical treatment designed to deliver rapid relief directly into the subacromial space above the shoulder joint. Guided by high-definition ultrasound, a therapeutic blend of local anesthetic and concentrated anti-inflammatory corticosteroid is injected directly into the inflamed bursa. This targeted procedure reduces swelling, eliminates painful friction during movement, restores range of motion, and allows you to participate comfortably in physical therapy.