Nathan Camp, MD

EXPERIENCE

Experienced in the full range of physical medicine and rehabilitation care, Dr. Camp is ready to care for patients 18 and older.

DIAGNOSE & TREAT

• Typically patients age 18 and older, but exceptions considered

CONDITIONS TREATED

• Patients with back and neck pain Suspected discogenic pain, facet joint pain, or sacroiliac joint dysfunction)
• Spinal stenosis, sub articular stenosis or radiculopathy
• Patients with nerve pain
• Sciatica or radicular pain
• Carpal tunnel syndrome. Ulnar neuropathy. Patients with joint pain
• Osteoarthritis of major joints like the knee, hip, and shoulder
• Persistent joint pain post orthopedic surgery (persistent pain status post shoulder arthroplasty)
• Patients suitable for genicular nerve blocks for chronic knee pain (persistent pain status post arthroplasty)
• Chronic migraines not responsive to conventional therapy
• Occipital neuralgia
• Patients with musculoskeletal pain
• Chronic shoulder pain, possibly related to rotator cuff issues
• Myofascial pain syndrome requiring trigger point injections
• Patients with specific syndromes Piriformis syndrome presenting as buttock pain and sciatica.
• Post stroke patients with spasticity
• Sport injuries, partial rotator cuff tear, rotator cuff tendinosis, partial ACL tear, ankle injuries
• Sports concussion management
• Rheumatologic patients in need of specific ultrasound guided joint injections

PROCEDURES

• Epidural steroid injections (cervical, thoracic, lumbar, caudal)
• Nerve blocks (Facet joint, Medial branch, Intercostal nerve, Genicular nerve, Ilioinguinal nerve, Suprascapular nerve, Occipital nerve, Pudendal nerve, Radiofrequency ablation (neurotomy), Cervical, thoracic, lumbar facet joint, Peripheral nerves)
• Sympathetic blockades
• Stellate ganglion block
• Lumbar sympathetic block
• Ganglion impar block (for coccidia)
• Trigger point injections
• Joint injections (shoulder, hip, knee (viscosupplementation))
• Botox injections for muscle spasticity and chronic migraines
• Small joints (e.g., fingers, toes)
• Carpal tunnel injections
• Piriformis injections
• Sacroiliac joint injection

Good Shepherd Physiatry
1122 W Elm Ave
Hermiston, OR 97838

Phone: 541.289.7075
Fax: 541.314.4873