Omaha, NE
Knee Pain Relief in Omaha — Without Surgery
A non-surgical, outpatient treatment for chronic knee pain. Same-day procedure. Covered by most insurance including Medicare.
- Outpatient — walk out the same day
- No hospital stay, no general anesthesia
- 90%+ of patients report significant pain relief
- Covered by most insurance, including Medicare
See if You Qualify
Takes under a minute. Our Omaha team will call you within one business day.
Dr. Laurich Explains This Gentle Procedure
Board-certified, vascular-surgery-trained.
Board-Certified GAE Care for Omaha Patients
Chad Laurich, MD
Board-Certified Vascular Surgeon — VIS Founder
Fellowship-trained vascular surgeon and founder of Vascular & Interventional Specialists. Performs GAE procedures and is certified by the American Board of Surgery in Vascular Surgery.
Why Those with Chronic Knee Pain Are Choosing This Treatment First
- FDA breakthrough knee procedure relieves pain in 90+ percent of patients
- Targets pain at its source: inflammation
- Immediate and lasting pain relief without the need for injections or surgery
- Covered by most major insurance plans, including Medicare
- Walk in and walk out of the clinic the same day
- Return to daily activities much sooner than with surgery
- Lasting pain relief that can span up to 5 years
- Regain mobility and independence
GAE vs. Injections vs. Surgery
| GAE | Injections | Surgery | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Recovery time | 1-2 days | None | 6-12 months |
| Pain relief duration | Up to 3-5 years | 1-3 months | 15-20 years |
| Minimally invasive | |||
| Preserves cartilage | |||
| No overnight stay | |||
| Covered by insurance | Sometimes | High costs |
Recovery time
Pain relief duration
Minimally invasive
Preserves cartilage
No overnight stay
Covered by insurance
"The doctors at this clinic have done a tremendous job with my treatment. They have the best bedside care, are attentive to their patients' needs and provide a treatment plan that is thorough and actually works!"
MJ
VIS patient
At Vascular & Interventional Specialists we know that living with chronic knee pain from osteoarthritis can be a frustrating journey. You may have tried physical therapy, anti-inflammatory medications, or corticosteroid injections with only temporary relief. For many, the next step often seems to be major knee replacement surgery. But what if you're not ready for that, or not a good candidate?
For those caught in this difficult position, there is a new beacon of hope. This groundbreaking, minimally invasive procedure is providing significant pain relief for patients who felt they had nowhere left to turn.