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General Info

The Neuroscience Institute at Midtown Medical Center offers spine care and surgery by board-certified neurosurgeons. Spine care may include herniated disc, spinal cord tumors, spinal injuries, spinal instability, spinal stenosis or vertebral compression fracture and other complex cases. The Neuroscience Institute also treats both adult and pediatric spine patients with cervical, thoracic or lumbar conditions. It is spearheaded by two well-known, board-certified neurosurgeons with extensive experience in treating back and neck pain and other neurological conditions. The staff works with each patient to find an individualized and appropriate course of treatment. Surgical and non-surgical solutions are offered, however, the majority of patients are treated conservatively without surgery. Minimally-invasive surgery may be done when deemed appropriate. Part of a patient’s treatment plan may consist of pain management and/or therapy. Pain management is available through partnerships with physical medicine and rehabilitation physicians to relieve pain in the back, head, neck and limbs. Physical and occupational therapy are available through Columbus Regional Health’s Rehabilitation Services. The Neuroscience Institute also offers technically advanced diagnostic and treatment equipment and a dedicated in-patient unit for the most specialized treatment.

Extra Phones

TollFree: 866-272-9452

Hours

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Category

Physicians & Surgeons, Neurology

Services/Products

A diverse and expert team that includes an in-house neurologist and neurosurgeons care for patients who are diagnosed with:• Epilepsy• General Neurologic Issues• Headache• Movement Disorders, such as Parkinson’s Disease• Memory Disorders, such as Alzheimer’s Disease• Multiple Sclerosis• Nervous System Tumors• Neurological Cancers• Neuro-Oncology• Spine Disorders• Stroke

Amenities

The Stroke Program at The Medical Center is certified as a Primary Stroke Center by the Joint Commission, a nationally recognized accreditation organization. This distinction recognizes commitment to providing outstanding care; it also means a stroke care program follows national standards and guidelines that can significantly improve outcomes for stroke patients. The Stroke Program at The Medical Center has been recognized by the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association (AHA/ASA) for working to improve stroke patient care and outcomes, as published in U.S. News and World Report. The program has also been named to the Target: Stroke Honor Roll. The Medical Center is one of only nine hospitals in Georgia to achieve this status. Target: Stroke is a nationalquality improvement campaign created to improve outcomes for ischemic stroke patients by achieving a door-to-needle time within 60 minutes of arriving at the hospital. In addition, the Stroke Program at The Medical Center participates in clinical research trials as well as other initiatives that keep the program on the cutting-edge of stroke care in our community.

Accreditation

Columbus Regional Health