We have a new location.
277 Medical Loop, Roseburg, OR 97471
The official medical provider for the Eugene Emeralds
About Us
Pacific Sports and Spine in Eugene, Oregon, is an innovative practice that uses the latest treatments and techniques to help people living with musculoskeletal pain. Interventional pain specialists Gregory Moore, MD, Gregory Phillips, MD, and Rishi Vora, DO, lead the practice's expert team. With two triple boarded physicians, Pacific Sports and Spine offers innovative, cutting edge procedures, including some for which only a few physicians have training.
Conditions that the compassionate team treats include complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), facet joint syndrome, headaches and migraines, and sports injuries. They also offer expert diagnosis and customized treatment programs for patients with painful back and neck problems, including herniated discs, sciatica, and spinal stenosis, as well as joint pain and osteoarthritis.
Pacific Sports and Spine offers an extensive range of treatments, including steroid and hyaluronic acid joint injections and regenerative medicine techniques such as stem cell therapy and platelet-rich plasma (PRP). The team uses cutting edge image guidance technology to deliver epidural steroid injections and nerve blocks (including medial branch and celiac plexus blocks), as well as radiofrequency ablation.
They also perform many minimally invasive procedures, including kyphoplasty for vertebral compression fractures, spinal cord stimulator implantation, the Intracept® Procedure for chronic low back pain, the Vertiflex™ Superion™ indirect decompression system for lumbar spinal stenosis, and the LinQ™ system for sacroiliac joint fusion.
Pacific Sports and Spine provides the most comprehensive interventional pain management facilities in Eugene and the Willamette Valley region of Southern Oregon. It offers a one-year fellowship program to ensure other physicians receive specialty training in the advanced techniques they use. The practice also runs clinical trials to advance the science of treating pain, in which some patients may be able to participate.
To find out more or make an appointment, call Pacific Sports and Spine or book online today.
Sports
Medicine
Whether you’re an athlete, weekend warrior or a worker with a demanding job, injuries can make life come to a halt. We use exercise-based rehabilitation, physical therapy, regenerative medicine and pain management treatments to get you moving again.
Interventional
Pain Management
Our pain specialists are skilled at performing minimally invasive procedures, including epidurals, facet joint injections, intradiscal procedures, nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablations, spinal cord stimulation, kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty.
Physical Medicine
& Rehabilitation
Many of our patients experience increased flexibility and strength and pain relief through physical medicine and rehabilitation, which may include exercises, such as stretching, weight-lifting, core exercises and walking. We’ll determine a plan that’s right for you.
Regenerative
Medicine
If you suffer from a spine disc injury, or joint, tendon, ligament, back, neck or pelvic pain, you may be a candidate for regenerative medicine..
Clinical Trials Research trials provide access to breakthrough therapies for those seeking alternatives to surgery and other types of pain management.
We accept most major insurances. Please call the office for more information.
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