Casey Fisher, M.D., is double board-certified by the American Board of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, and Pain Management. As a physiatrist and rehabilitation doctor, he has a strong understanding of the musculoskeletal system and spine to precisely identify the source of various pain ailments to design effective treatment plans for each of his patients. His expertise includes fluoroscopic, ultrasound, and electrodiagnostic testing to aid in pain diagnoses for the treatment of various musculoskeletal and spine conditions. He believes in being an advocate for his patients with acute and chronic conditions by helping them to minimize or prevent their pain and by providing education and support so they can live healthy and productive lives. Dr. Fisher is active in the field of pain medicine research. He has written several articles for peer-reviewed journals and has recently contributed to a chapter in a spine surgery textbook. When Dr. Fisher isn’t caring for patients, he enjoys traveling and spending time with his family. He’s also an avid snowboarder, golfer, and softball player.
Dennis Brodsky is a seasoned Physician Assistant who works at Pain Relief Solutions with Dr Fisher. Dennis received a Bachelors in Biochemistry and Cell Biology at UC San Diego before continuing on to obtain a Masters in Biology. With a passion for the healthcare industry, Dennis then went on to obtain a Masters Degree in Physician Assistant Studies at UC Davis. He has vast experience in treating patients in Urgent care, Occupational Medicine and now Interventional Pain settings. Dennis is excited to continue to be able to treat patients alongside Dr. Fisher to design treatment plans that improve function and decrease pain for our patients. He specializes in ultrasound guided procedures including knees and sacroiliac joints.
Tori Falasco was born and raised in Wilmington, Delaware and attended Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where she received her Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences and a Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies. Prior to PA school, she worked as a certified nursing assistant at Home Helpers and volunteered at Compassionate Care Hospice, in the Medical Tent at the Philadelphia Rock n’ Roll Marathon, and at Red Cross blood drives. During her undergraduate experience, she studied abroad in Costa Rica, where she completed her Medical Spanish Minor. During her graduate education, she found a calling towards caring for patients with painful musculoskeletal conditions when she trained at the Rothman Orthopedic Institute in New Jersey, where she assisted with knee and hip injections and arthroplasties. She subsequently moved to San Diego to practice interventional pain management at the San Diego Pain Institute in 2021 and continues to deepen her knowledge at neuromodulation and musculoskeletal conferences around the country. In her free time, she enjoys participating in triathlons, hiking, and travelling. She is excited to continue to form meaningful connections with patients.
Roger has a broad experience back-ground in Orthopedic Surgery, Emergency Medicine, Occupational Medicine and Family Practice Urgent Care. Roger has over 35 years of clinical, surgical, physiology and multi-role approaches to pain and its treatment. He went to Western Illinois University and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Health Education, and to Athletic Training as a State of Illinois Representative Scholar. He then challenged his education further and returned to Western Illinois University and graduated with High Honors with his Master of Science Degree in Exercise Physiology and Developmental Adapted Physical Education.
Then in 1998, Roger applied to and was accepted to the Inaugural class of Primary Care Physician Assistant at South College in Savannah Georgia where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Primary Care Medicine Cum Laude. He worked as an Orthopedic Physician Assistant for two practicing Orthopedic Surgeons and headed on the Mayo Clinic's non-surgical employees and their dependents orthopedic care. Roger found a strong desire for helping patient with pain and understands that not every patient is the same and works to find the root cause of every patients pain to ensure they are treated correctly to improve quality of life for all. In his off time Roger loves Music, Bow hunting, and volunteering in pet shelters within the community.
I have had back problems for most of my life and worked with a very painful back for more than 40 years. I lived on Ibuprofen for 30 years just to function but resisted taking prescription pain medication because of my profession. I am so grateful for HF10, which has given me 95% pain relief consistently since I got my implant in late December 2019 I take a 1.5-mile walk on the beach every morning and my goal is to run a 5K again. I’m doing great!
All the pain Dr I have been to 7+ he is the only one that did not give up and just want to give be stronger drugs. keep working at it and has helped me get to be close to pain free and off the pills
To me, it matters if my treating Doctor is competent, experienced, and committed to his patients. Casey Fisher is very competent; he explains procedures in a way that shows his experience; and once you meet him he discusses treatment options. It is obvious he is committed to his patients.