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Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE) is only used to treat knee pain related to knee osteoarthritis. 

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GAE is only recommended for people suffering from current knee pain related to osteoarthritis.

The most common cause of knee pain is knee osteoarthritis.

Knee arthritis pain is often caused by abnormal blood vessels that form around the knee due to inflammation.

GAE significantly reduces knee inflammation and pain by shutting off the abnormal blood vessels.

Knee arthritis pain
Is often caused by abnormal blood vessels that form in the knee due to inflammation.
Genicular artery embolization (GAE) significantly reduces knee inflammation and pain by shutting off the abnormal blood vessels.

Good news...
GAE can significantly reduce pain even when treatments like injections and surgery fail.

The procedure is minimally-invasive, low risk, and recovery is fast because there are no incisions.

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Your specialist will help you determine the best way to treat your knee pain.

Treatments like GAE can help many patients avoid the need for surgery.

Great! GAE is covered by most employer plans.
We will ask for a bit more insurance information later in the assessment.

Great! GAE is covered by most private insurances.
We will ask for a bit more insurance information later in the assessment.

Great! GAE is covered by Medicaid.
We will ask for a bit more insurance information later in the assessment.

Great! GAE is covered by Medicare.
We will ask for a bit more insurance information later in the assessment.

Great! GAE is covered by Medicare Advantage.
We will ask for a bit more insurance information later in the assessment.

Great! GAE is covered by most insurance.
We will ask for a bit more insurance information later in the assessment.

GAE is covered by most major insurances.
If you're interested here's how you can apply for insurance:

Employer Plan: Contact your company's human resources to see how you can apply.

Individual private, Medicaid, and Medicare: Check out healthcare.gov to see if you are eligible for various plans. It can take between 45-90 days to get approved for Medicaid or Medicare.

Out of pocket: GAE can cost between $5k-$10k out of pocket. Most clinics provide financing plans.

Next Steps: If you obtain insurance and are still interested in exploring GAE, please reach back out to us!

We're on it! 

Look out for a call from our medical assistant, who will schedule your visit.

By the way, your medical assistant is a real person who will answer any questions that you may have.

You may be asked to provide and/or confirm the information that you submitted to schedule your consultation. 

We can't wait to talk to you!