
Greenwood Village, CO
Spine Injections in Greenwood Village, CO
Minimally invasive image-guided injections that calm inflammation and restore function. Performed by Dr. Matthew Hyzy at our Greenwood Village clinic, serving the south Denver metro.
Spine Injections
What Spine Injections Involves
Minimally invasive, image-guided spine injections calm inflamed nerves and joints in the neck and low back. Using fluoroscopy, medication is delivered to the epidural space, facet joints, or nerve targets identified on exam and imaging — decreasing inflammation, relieving pain, and restoring function. Treatment is not limited to steroid: for select disc, facet, and ligament pain we also offer orthobiologic options, including spinal PRP and bone marrow concentrate, using your own biology instead of repeated steroid exposure.
Who Needs This
- Sciatica or radiating leg pain from a disc herniation
- Neck pain with arm pain, numbness, or tingling
- Facet-mediated low back pain that worsens with extension
- Patients who have been recommended for spine surgery and want another option
- Ongoing pain after previous back surgery
- Patients who want a spinal PRP or bone marrow option instead of repeated steroid injections
How the Work Actually Goes
- 01
Imaging and exam review
We match your symptoms to the structures on your MRI or X-ray.
- 02
Choosing the injectate
Steroid or an orthobiologic such as spinal PRP or bone marrow concentrate, chosen from your diagnosis, prior response, and goals.
- 03
Fluoroscopic guidance
Live X-ray confirms placement before medication is delivered.
- 04
Short recovery
Most patients are up and walking the same day with clear activity limits.
- 05
Function plan
Rehab and strength progression follow, so relief translates into capacity.
What Affects the Price
- Level and number of segments treated
- Type of procedure — epidural, facet, or nerve-targeted
- Whether diagnostic blocks are needed to confirm the source
- Whether imaging is required before the procedure
- Sedation or driver requirements, if any
Service Areas
Spine Injections Coverage Area
Greenwood Village, CO
Home Base
Our clinic sits in the Denver Tech Center, so Greenwood Village patients get the shortest path to image-guided care. Most visits happen the same week you call.
80111 · 80121
Denver, CO
~12 miles north
Denver patients come to us for second opinions before spine or joint surgery. Active adults here want function back, not a long recovery.
80202 · 80209 · 80210 · 80222
Centennial, CO
~5 miles south
Centennial is a short drive from the clinic and a common referral area for knee, hip, and low back pain. Weekend athletes and commuters make up much of the caseload.
80112 · 80122 · 80015
Englewood, CO
~6 miles west
Englewood patients often arrive after imaging elsewhere and want a non-surgical plan. We review the films and explain what the options actually change.
80110 · 80113
Lone Tree, CO
~8 miles south
Lone Tree sees a lot of ski and cycling injuries that never fully settled. Precision injections and regenerative options are the usual starting point.
80124 · 80134
Cherry Hills Village, CO
~5 miles northwest
Cherry Hills Village patients typically want longevity-focused care alongside pain relief. Plans combine procedures with strength and recovery work.
80110 · 80113
Why Patients Choose Alpine Orthopedics and Longevity
- Fluoroscopic guidance on every spine procedure
- Board-certified PM&R with interventional orthopedics fellowship training
- Focused on avoiding surgery when a targeted procedure will do
- Clear explanation of what your imaging does and doesn't mean
FAQs
Spine Injections FAQs
Are spine injections safe?
Image-guided spine injections are performed under live X-ray with sterile technique. We review your history and medications before scheduling.
Will I be sedated?
Most procedures use local anesthetic. If sedation is appropriate for your case, we plan for it and you'll need a driver.
How quickly does it work?
Some patients feel relief within days; steroid effects can take one to two weeks to peak.
Does this replace surgery?
Not always — but many patients avoid or delay surgery. We'll tell you honestly when a surgical opinion is warranted.
Do you offer PRP or bone marrow for spine pain?
Yes. Spinal PRP and bone marrow concentrate (BMAC) are used for selected spinal targets under image guidance, using your own blood or marrow. Whether you're a candidate is decided at your evaluation, and we describe these options in FDA- and FTC-compliant terms.
Next Step
Evaluation & Treatment Planning
Every procedure plan starts with a paid 30–90 minute evaluation. Dr. Hyzy diagnoses the problem, outlines a treatment plan, and only then provides a procedure quote.
Call or contact us to schedule an evaluation and consultation for PRP, spine, and joint care in Greenwood Village.