Neck pain is a very common problem that often keeps people from comfortably doing their normal activities of daily living.

This pain can range from a dull ache to a sharp, shooting sensation into one or both arms. It can begin acutely following an injury or awkward activity, or it can be a chronic problem gradually worsening over time.

Neck pain has many causes, and it is important to have a thorough evaluation with an expert in order to make an appropriate diagnosis and begin the right treatment to get you back to optimal function.

Common Conditions that Can Affect the Neck

• Acute cervical strain
• Disc herniation or injury
• Fracture
• Disc degeneration
• Facet arthropathy
• Spondylolisthesis
  
  

Non-Surgical Treatment Options For Neck Pain

Proper diagnosis and professional quality care by our experienced Board-certified physicians is key to our success.
Conservative non-operative treatment is the first step in the management of neck pain. A partial list of some of the conservative treatment and diagnostic options we offer to our patients include:
 

• X-rays and MRI
• Appropriate medications
• Physical therapy and rehabilitation
• Appropriate activity restrictions
• Corticosteroid injections

Surgical Treatment Options

When surgery is indicated, our experienced doctors will professionally discuss with you the surgical options available and determine the best treatment for your condition. In our practice we always put the welfare of our patients above all other considerations. We offer the leading surgical techniques, including robotic spine surgery and minimally invasive approaches and a variety of biologic options, including stem cells and bone graft.
 
A partial list of the surgeries we offer include:

• Laminectomy/Decompressive surgery
• Spinal fusion via anterior or posterior approaches
• Cervical Disc Replacement

Low Back Pain

Low back pain is one of the most common problems that affects people of all ages. It is one of the leading causes of missed time from work in the United States and can be truly debiitating.

This pain can range from a dull ache to a sharp, shooting sensation into the legs. It can begin acutely following an injury or awkward activity, or it can be a chronic problem gradually worsening over time.

There are many causes of low back pain, and it is important to have a thorough evaluation with an expert in order to make an appropriate diagnosis and begin the right treatment to get you back to optimal function.

Common Conditions that Can Affect the Back

• Acute lumbar strain
• Disc herniation or injury
• Fracture
• Disc degeneration
• Facet arthropathy
• Spondylolisthesis
• Scoliosis
• Sacroiliac inflammation

Non-Surgical Treatment Options For Low Back Pain

Proper diagnosis and professional quality care by our experienced Board-certified physicians is key to our success.
Conservative non-operative treatment is the first step in the management of low back pain. A partial list of some of the conservative treatment and diagnostic options we offer to our patients include

• X-rays and MRI
• Appropriate medications
• Physical therapy and rehabilitation
• Appropriate activity restrictions
• Corticosteroid injections

Surgical Treatment Options

When surgery is indicated, our experienced doctors will professionally discuss with you the surgical options available and determine the best treatment for your condition. In our practice we always put the welfare of our patients above all other considerations. We offer the leading surgical techniques, including robotic spine surgery and minimally invasive approaches and a variety of biologic options, including stem cells and bone graft.
 
A partial list of the surgeries we offer include

• Microdiscectomy
• Laminectomy/Decompressive surgery
• Kyphoplasty
• Spinal fusion via anterior/lateral/posterior approaches
• Sacroiliac joint fusion