Pain Management
is designed to treat chronic pain and allow a person to live a
full, enjoyable life.Rehabilitation
is a step program that is custom tailored to your health condition,
which will allow you the fastest recovery and optimum overall
health.
At the Center
for Pain Management and Rehabilitation, in New Jersey,
we specialize in non-surgical treatment of a variety of
painful conditions in the spine and joints. We are centrally
located between New York and Philadelphia to serve you.
Whether it is chronic pain that won't go away or the acute
pain of an injury, you need to know that you don't have
to suffer. The doctors and specialists here at the Center
are here to help.
Pain
can be managed effectively in most patients even with severe
disease such as cancer. An accurate diagnosis of the cause
and type of pain is key to finding the most effective treatment.
We
currently participate in Aetna, Cigna, Horizon Blue Cross
Blue Shield, Medicare and Qualcare. We also see patients
who have Worker's Compensation as well as Motor Vehicle
Accident Insurances.
Don't
suffer needlessly from back or neck pain. We are conviently
located in Bridgewater close to Somerville, Hillsborough,
Warren, Middlesex, and Raritan. Give us a call to set
up an appointment. We are here to help.
Center for Pain
Management & Rehabilitation 635 East Main Street
Bridgewater, NJ 08807
Phone (908) 231-1131
- Fax: (908) 231-1132
Dr. Qing Tai, MD, PhD
About Our Physician:
Dr. Tai
specializes in pain management. His practice includes the use
of pain medications, performing nerve blocks, and when appropriate,
alternative medicine modalities such as acupuncture. Dr. Tai
is a Clinical Assistant Professor of PM&R at Rutgers-New
Jersey Medical School. He is board certified in Pain Management
and Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. He was chosen as
a 2014 Top Doctor for New Jersey.
Dr. Tai began his medical training at
Nanjing Medical University in China. He came to the United States
as a Ph.D. student in Neuroscience at Wayne State University
School of Medicine. His doctoral thesis was on the role of synaptic
plasticity after spinal cord injury. He has published papers
in peer reviewed journals: Brain Research, the Journal of Comparative
Neurology and the Journal of Spinal Cord Medicine. He then resumed
clinical training as an intern at Henry Ford Hospital and resident
training in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Kessler
Institute for Rehabilitation, UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School.
He went on to complete a fellowship in pain management in the
Anesthesiology Department of Thomas Jefferson University.
Dr. Tai is certified by the American
Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation with subspecialty
certification in Pain Medicine. He is licensed as a Physician
by the New Jersey State Board of Medical Examiners and as an
acupuncturist by the New Jersey State Acupuncture Examining
Board. He is currently practicing pain management at his office
in Bridgewater New Jersey, at Robert Wood Johnson University
Hospital-Somerset, and at Somerset Ambulatory Surgical Center.
