When Sciatica Won't Quit: What's Next?
If rest, stretching, and ibuprofen haven't worked, here's what most patients try next — and what actually moves the needle.
Read Article →Board-certified interventional pain care across Oklahoma. Most patients get back to life through advanced, surgery-sparing treatments — guided by Dr. Keley John Booth, MD.
Tell us where the pain lives and we'll show you what we can do about it.
We treat the patient, not the scan. Most people who walk through our doors leave with a plan that doesn't start with the operating room.
Advanced alternatives to invasive procedures — from precision injections to spinal cord stimulation and regenerative therapies.
You'll never be a chart number. We listen first, explain what's happening in plain language, and build a plan around your life.
Physical therapy, chiropractic, and behavioral health under one umbrella — so the pieces of your recovery actually work together.
From the least invasive first step to advanced interventional procedures — we'll match the treatment to your pain, not the other way around.
Targeted anti-inflammatory relief for sciatica, herniated discs, and nerve root pain.
Learn More →Long-lasting relief by quieting the specific nerves transmitting your pain signal.
Learn More →Advanced neuromodulation for chronic pain that hasn't responded to other treatments.
Learn More →Biologic options that work with your body's own repair mechanisms.
Learn More →For over two decades, I've helped Oklahomans get out from under back pain that other doctors said was "just something to live with." I built this practice on a simple idea: surgery is one tool, not the only tool — and most patients deserve to try the better-targeted options first.
If you've been told there's nothing more to do, I'd like the chance to take another look.
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If rest, stretching, and ibuprofen haven't worked, here's what most patients try next — and what actually moves the needle.
Read Article →Surgery can be the right call. It's also wildly overused. Here's how to know which side of the line you're on.
Read Article →A walk-through of your first appointment — what we'll ask, what we'll look at, and what you'll leave with.
Read Article →Schedule your evaluation today — most new patients are seen within a week.