Best Baclofen Pump Doctor in Georgia

A Better Way to Manage Spasticity

Living with muscle spasticity can feel like your body is working against you—stiffness, painful muscle contractions, and loss of control can turn everyday movements into a struggle. Whether it's the result of multiple sclerosis (MS), cerebral palsy (CP), spinal cord injury (SCI), or stroke, chronic spasticity doesn’t just affect mobility—it impacts independence, confidence, and quality of life.

For patients across Georgia, finding effective relief has often meant relying on high doses of oral medications like baclofen. Unfortunately, these medications can come with unwanted side effects—from drowsiness to weakness—and may not provide enough relief for those with moderate to severe spasticity.

That’s where the Baclofen pump comes in. Also known as intrathecal baclofen therapy (ITB), this innovative treatment delivers baclofen directly to the spinal fluid through a small implantable pump, providing powerful, targeted relief with far fewer side effects. It’s a game-changing solution that helps patients regain movement, reduce pain, and get back to the life they love—with less medication and greater control.

At Medici Orthopaedics & Spine, our mission is clear: “Optimally restoring quality of life with the most effective, least invasive treatments available.” We don’t just manage symptoms—we work to restore function, independence, and peace of mind.

Led by Dr. Sonny Dosanjh, M.D., a board-certified expert in pain management and interventional neuromodulation, Medici is proud to be a trusted leader in Baclofen pump therapy in Georgia. Dr. Dosanjh and our experienced team provide comprehensive evaluation, implantation, and long-term management of intrathecal pumps—with a level of care and precision that puts patients first.

What Is a Baclofen Pump and How Does It Work?

A Baclofen pump, also known as intrathecal baclofen therapy (ITB), is a highly advanced, minimally invasive treatment for patients suffering from severe muscle spasticity. Unlike oral medications, which must travel through the digestive system and bloodstream before reaching the nervous system, the Baclofen pump delivers targeted medication directly to the spinal fluid, where it’s needed most.

This pump is a small, programmable device implanted under the skin of the abdomen and connected to a thin catheter that delivers a steady dose of baclofen—a muscle relaxant—into the intrathecal space surrounding the spinal cord. By bypassing the systemic route, patients can receive more effective relief using significantly lower doses, reducing common side effects like drowsiness, dizziness, or muscle weakness.

Why Targeted Drug Delivery Is a Better Option

When baclofen is delivered intrathecally (directly into the spinal fluid), it acts quickly and precisely—interrupting the nerve signals that cause muscle tightness and spasms. Because the dose required is a fraction of what’s needed orally, the risk of over-sedation or systemic complications is dramatically reduced.

For many patients, this means:

  • Fewer medication-related side effects
  • Better control of muscle stiffness and spasms
  • More consistent symptom relief throughout the day

Long-Term Benefits of the Baclofen Pump

Patients who undergo Baclofen pump therapy under expert care often experience life-changing results:

  • Significant reduction in spasticity
  • Improved mobility and coordination
  • Easier daily care and improved hygiene
  • Reduced need for oral medications
  • Enhanced independence and quality of life

For patients with MS, CP, spinal cord injuries, or stroke-related spasticity, the Baclofen pump offers a safer, more sustainable solution—allowing for greater freedom, better movement, and a return to the things that matter most.

Who Is a Candidate for a Baclofen Pump?

Not every case of muscle spasticity requires a Baclofen pump—but for many patients with moderate to severe spasticity, this treatment can be life-changing. At Medici Orthopaedics & Spine, we conduct a thorough evaluation to determine whether intrathecal baclofen therapy is the right fit for each patient.

Ideal Candidates for a Baclofen Pump Include:

  • Patients with severe muscle spasticity caused by:
    • Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
    • Cerebral Palsy (CP)
    • Spinal Cord Injury (SCI)
    • Stroke
  • Those who have had a poor response or intolerable side effects from oral baclofen or other muscle relaxants
  • Individuals who struggle with daily activities, mobility, or caregiving tasks due to muscle rigidity or spasms

This therapy is often recommended when conventional treatments have failed or when spasticity significantly interferes with quality of life, independence, or rehabilitation progress.

The Importance of Evaluation and Trial Before Implantation

At Medici, we follow a step-by-step approach to ensure that every patient is set up for success. Before committing to a permanent pump, patients undergo a trial dose of intrathecal baclofen, delivered via a temporary spinal injection.

This trial helps assess:

  • How well the patient responds to the medication
  • Reduction in muscle tone and spasticity
  • Improvements in comfort, mobility, or function
  • Any potential side effects

Only if the trial shows clear and meaningful improvement do we move forward with permanent pump implantation—making sure that every patient receives only what is medically appropriate and truly beneficial.

Why Medici Has the Best Baclofen Pump Doctor in Georgia

Choosing the right specialist for Baclofen pump therapy can make all the difference—not only in your outcome, but in your entire experience. At Medici Orthopaedics & Spine, patients across Georgia trust Dr. Sonny Dosanjh, M.D. and our skilled team for expert, compassionate care every step of the way.

Meet Dr. Sonny Dosanjh, M.D.

As a board-certified specialist in interventional spine and pain management, Dr. Dosanjh brings a unique combination of technical skill, clinical insight, and genuine compassion to every patient interaction. With years of focused experience in neuromodulation, intrathecal therapy, and baclofen pump management, he is recognized throughout Georgia as a leading expert in treating complex spasticity and chronic pain conditions.

Comprehensive Care from a Multi-Disciplinary Team

At Medici, you're never navigating your care alone. We bring together a collaborative team that includes:

  • Pain management physicians
  • Physical therapists
  • Medication management specialists
  • Skilled nurses and support staff

This team-based model ensures that every aspect of your treatment is coordinated—from evaluation and implantation to pump refills, dose adjustments, and physical therapy support.

Focused on Your Quality of Life—Not Just Your Symptoms

What sets Medici apart is our unwavering commitment to restoring function and independence using the least invasive means possible. We're not here to mask your symptoms or prescribe more pills—we're here to help you move better, live more freely, and regain control through precise, effective, and personalized care.

With convenient clinic locations in Kennesaw, Marietta, Snellville, and Buckhead, along with same-day appointments and telehealth support, Medici makes access to top-tier baclofen pump care both easy and empowering.

What to Expect: From Evaluation to Implantation

At Medici Orthopaedics & Spine, we believe that understanding your treatment plan builds confidence and peace of mind. That’s why we guide each patient through a clear, step-by-step process for Baclofen pump therapy—from initial evaluation to long-term care and support.

Step 1: Comprehensive Consultation & Imaging

Your journey begins with a thorough consultation with Dr. Sonny Dosanjh, M.D., where we review your medical history, current medications, and severity of spasticity. Advanced imaging (like MRI or CT scans) may be ordered to better understand your spinal anatomy and determine if you’re a candidate for intrathecal baclofen therapy.

This stage is about listening to your goals, evaluating your condition, and designing a personalized plan that’s right for you.

Step 2: Trial Injection or Temporary Catheter Placement

Before committing to a permanent pump, you’ll go through a trial phase to ensure the treatment is effective for your specific condition. A single dose of baclofen is injected into the intrathecal space, or a temporary catheter may be placed for a short trial period.

This helps us assess:

  • How much your spasticity decreases
  • Changes in comfort, mobility, or daily function
  • Any side effects or concerns

Only if the trial shows clear improvement will we move forward with permanent implantation.

Step 3: Permanent Pump Implantation (Minimally Invasive)

If the trial is successful, we’ll schedule your minimally invasive outpatient surgery to place the baclofen pump. The pump is implanted under the skin of your abdomen, with a catheter connected to the spinal fluid. The entire procedure is done under anesthesia and typically requires minimal downtime.

Our team will program the device to deliver the optimal dose tailored to your needs, with the ability to adjust over time.

Step 4: Long-Term Pump Management & Refills

Your journey doesn’t end after surgery—and that’s where Medici truly shines. We provide ongoing pump management, including:

  • Regular follow-up visits to assess symptom relief
  • Pump refills and dose adjustments (performed in-office)
  • Device checks to ensure optimal performance
  • Coordination with physical therapy or rehab, if needed

Because Medici has locations in Kennesaw, Marietta, Snellville, and Buckhead, receiving expert follow-up care is always convenient and accessible.

Take the First Step Toward Relief

You don’t have to live with constant spasticity. Let’s explore whether a Baclofen pump is right for you.

At Medici Orthopaedics & Spine, we understand how physically and emotionally exhausting muscle spasticity can be—for both patients and their caregivers. Our team is here to help you find real, lasting relief through advanced, minimally invasive treatment options tailored to your unique needs.

📞 Call us today at +1-844-328-4624 💻 Or schedule your consultation online: https://medicimedicalarts.com

We offer:

  • Compassionate, judgment-free consultations
  • Same-day appointments and telehealth options
  • Care that is Medicare-friendly and insurance accepted

Whether you’re just beginning to explore your options or have already tried other therapies, the team at Medici is here to walk this path with you—with clarity, expertise, and genuine care.

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