What's next
One of our schedulers will contact you in the next one to two business days to schedule your appointment.
Meet your team
Our team is here for you. Depending on your condition and extent of your pain, you will see a neurosurgeon or an orthopedic surgeon. Our multi-disciplinary team includes a number of experienced specialists that you may see on your spine healing journey.
These specialists include:
For a description of these specialists, see below.
Medical Imaging
Diagnostic
MRI and CT scans are diagnostic tools used to assess the back or neck for various injuries or conditions.
Find out more about medical imaging.
Physical Therapy
Non-invasive
Physical therapists use non-invasive treatment methods to reduce neck and back pain and improve movement.
Read more about how physical therapy may help.
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Interventional
Physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R) physicians provide non-surgical treatments, such as injections, medication, and rehabilitation, to restore function and reduce pain in the neck and back.
Discover how PM&R can treat spine pain.
Pain Management
Interventional
Pain management physicians provide non-surgical treatments, such as medication and injections, to restore function and reduce pain in the neck and back.
Read more about how pain management may help.
Orthopedic Surgery
Surgical
Orthopedic surgeons specialize in surgery of the spine. They treat patients with severe pain or movement limitations or numbness.
Meet our orthopedic surgery team.
Neurosurgery
Surgical
Neurosurgeons specialize in surgery of the brain and spine. They treat patients with severe pain or movement limitations or significant weakness or numbness.
Meet our neurosurgery team.
Watch our patient stories
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When a spine doctor becomes a spine patient
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Patient testimonial from a young mom
Educational videos
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Spine Anatomy
The spine is a column of 33 vertebrae that forms the axial skeleton. This framework provides strong yet flexible support for the trunk of the body as well as protection for the delicate spinal cord housed within it.
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Cervical Spine (Neck) Anatomy
The cervical spine is the first seven bones of the vertebral column and extends from the base of the skull to the top of the thoracic spine.