When conservative care isn’t enough, our board-certified orthopedic spine surgeons offer advanced options—from minimally invasive microdiscectomy and laminectomy to fusion and motion-preserving procedures. Your care is coordinated with our pain and rehab teams from evaluation through recovery.
Our orthopedic spine surgeons evaluate and treat herniated discs, spinal stenosis, instability, deformity, and other conditions that haven’t improved with conservative care. We use advanced imaging and a clear discussion of risks and benefits so you can make an informed decision.
Microdiscectomy, laminectomy, and other procedures using smaller incisions and specialized tools to reduce recovery time and scarring when appropriate.
When fusion is needed for stability, we use modern techniques. We also offer motion-preserving options where they’re a good fit for your condition.
From pre-op through surgery and rehab, we work with our pain and PT teams so your recovery plan is clear and consistent.
Your first visit is a consultation: we review your history, imaging, and prior treatments and discuss whether surgery is appropriate and which procedure fits best. We explain risks, benefits, and recovery expectations. If you decide to proceed, we schedule surgery and coordinate with our team for pre-op and post-op care, including physical therapy when needed.
Board-certified orthopedic spine surgeons for precise, coordinated care.
Spine surgery is typically considered when pain or nerve symptoms haven’t improved with conservative care (physical therapy, injections, medication) or when there’s instability, progressive weakness, or other serious findings. Not every back or neck problem needs surgery—we recommend it only when the benefits outweigh the risks and when you’re ready to commit to recovery and rehab.
We treat herniated discs, spinal stenosis, spondylolisthesis, degenerative disc disease, and other conditions that cause nerve compression or spinal instability. We also evaluate failed back surgery and revision options. Each patient is different; we tailor the recommendation to your imaging, symptoms, and goals.
Minimally invasive techniques use smaller incisions and specialized instruments to reach the spine with less disruption to muscle and tissue. That can mean less pain after surgery and a faster return to activity in many cases. Not every condition can be treated minimally invasively; we’ll explain which approach is right for you and why.
Recovery depends on the procedure. We give you clear instructions for activity, driving, and work. Physical therapy is often part of the plan to restore strength and mobility. Our team coordinates your follow-up and PT so you have one clear path from surgery to full recovery.
Our spine surgeons work in the same practice as pain management, chiropractic, and physical therapy. That means your evaluation, any trials of non-surgical care, surgery, and rehab can all happen in one coordinated system. You get continuity, clear communication, and a team that’s aligned on your goals.
Board-certified orthopedic spine surgeons, integrated pain and rehab care, and a single team from consultation through recovery.
Our surgeons are trained in the latest minimally invasive and open techniques for a wide range of spinal conditions.
Pain management, PT, and chiropractic are under the same roof so your pre- and post-op care is coordinated.
Consultations and follow-up at multiple PPSI locations across New Jersey.
We accept most major insurance plans and help with authorizations and referrals when needed.
Schedule a consultation with our spine surgery team. We’ll review your condition, explain your options, and help you decide the best path. Most major insurance accepted; same-week appointments available.
