Surgery should always be a last resort. That is the core tenet for us here at The Spine and Scoliosis Center, and for good reason- we simply want you to be okay, with the least invasive treatments possible. Of course, if surgery is the only recourse, then that is what...
Navigating scoliosis in your everyday life comes with its own unique set of challenges. By keeping your body healthy and incorporating some practical tips into your lifestyle, you can perform everyday activities in a more confident and comfortable manner. At The Spine...
There are situations where spinal surgery may be required. However, it should always be the last resort, as spine surgeries are highly invasive surgeries that call for significant amounts of downtime. Non-surgical spine care emphasizes treating spinal conditions and...
Back surgery is a major type of surgery that requires a significant amount of downtime. It’s important to take steps and prepare for the post-surgical recovery period in order to optimize your recovery process after you are cleared to go home. Your treating physician...
There are a variety of spinal conditions that can occur in children of all ages. No matter if the condition is congenital (they’re born with it), worsens with age, or is the result of a disease or traumatic injury, it can be an extremely difficult situation for...
Being able to move around and do the activities that you want to do is completely dependent on having a healthy spine. This is why it is crucial to be proactive about spine health and prevent spine problems from developing or snowballing into larger issues as you get...
