Our primary clinical hub is located at 12301 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 207, Los Angeles, CA 90025. We recommend patients visit this location for advanced diagnostics and direct care from our lead specialists.
All specialized diagnostic and therapeutic procedures are performed or supervised by Dr. Kamran Hakimian and Dr. Tina Hakimian, who are board-certified experts and laboratory certifications by AANEM in neuromuscular and sports medicine.
No. While we have multiple locations throughout Orange County and Los Angeles, our main Wilshire Blvd office in West LA serves as a central, convenient hub for all your appointments. We prioritize a one-stop experience, so you don’t have to travel to other locations for follow-ups or complex testing.
We accept most major insurance plans, including PPOs, Medicare, Worker’s Compensation, and Personal Injury (liens).
These tests are the “gold standard” for investigating unexplained numbness, tingling, weakness, or muscle pain. They help determine if the problem is in the nerve, the muscle, or the connection between the two.
Yes. NCV (Nerve Conduction Velocity) measures how fast signals travel through your nerves, while EMG (Electromyography) records the electrical activity within the muscle itself using a tiny electrode.
Most patients describe it as a small “pinch” or “prick.” At California Sports and Rehab, we use very fine, acupuncture-type needles to maximize patient comfort.
Depending on the number of limbs being tested, the procedure typically takes between 30 to 60 minutes.
Yes. It is highly effective at identifying Cervical Radiculopathy (neck) and Lumbar Radiculopathy (back), helping to pinpoint exactly which nerve root is affected.
We pride ourselves on efficiency; interpreted results are typically sent to your referring physician within 24 to 48 hours.
Clinically known as Radial Nerve Palsy, it is a compression of the radial nerve in the arm, usually leaning against the chair. It often results in “wrist drop,” and our specialists can use EMG to track the nerve’s recovery.
Absolutely. We provide precise diagnosis to determine the severity and offer non-surgical options like targeted physical therapy or injections.
It is damage to the nerves outside the brain and spine, often causing burning or tingling in the feet and hands. Dr. Kamran Hakimian and Dr. Tina Hakimian specialize in identifying the cause, whether it’s diabetes, trauma, or genetic.
In a medical setting, Botox acts as a neuromodulator to relax overactive muscles. It is FDA-approved for chronic migraines, spasticity, and certain neck disorders.
It prevents migraines before they start by blocking the release of pain-signaling chemicals in the brain’s nerve endings.
If you are struggling with sciatica pain in Los Angeles, the cause may be a deep muscle in your hip pressing directly on the sciatic nerve. When this muscle stays too tight, it acts like a clamp on your nerve. A precise Botox injection relaxes that specific muscle, effectively releasing the “clamp” and relieving the painful pressure.
For most medical conditions like migraines or spasticity, treatments are typically repeated every 12 weeks (3 months).
PRP uses a concentrated sample of your own blood platelets to accelerate the healing of soft tissue injuries, such as tendonitis or ligament tears.
Yes. Since it uses your own blood, there is virtually no risk of an allergic reaction or rejection.
Please take a shower, wear loose-fitting clothing, and do not apply any lotions, oils, or creams to your skin on the day of the test, as they can interfere with the electrodes.
Generally, you should continue your medications. However, please inform us if you are taking blood thinners (like Warfarin) or have a pacemaker.
Yes. There are no sedatives used during EMG, NCV, or Botox treatments, so you are perfectly safe to drive immediately after leaving our office.
There is no downtime. You may have very minor soreness or a small bruise at the injection site, but you can return to work or exercise right away.
Yes! We offer secure video appointments for initial evaluations, follow-ups, and discussing test results from the comfort of your home.
You can call us directly at (310) 652-6060 or fill out our online enrollment form at emg-ncv.com to get started on your path to recovery.
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