No two people are exactly the same, and this is especially true when it comes to back pain. At Ohio State Spine Care, our specialists go far beyond routine to provide safe and effective care to treat even the most complex back and spine problems.
Using precise, next-generation spine modeling techniques, our expert multidisciplinary teams are able to test numerous personalized treatments and surgical approaches before ever stepping into an operating room.
Multidisciplinary Team
You will have insights and expertise of an entire clinical team:
- Physical medicine and rehabilitation physicians
- Neurosurgeons
- Orthopedic surgeons
- Neurologists
- Pain specialists and anesthesiologists
- Physical therapists
- Radiologists
- Psychologists
- Nurse practitioners
One Location
Ohio State Spine Care has multiple specialists, diagnostic tools and treatment options in one center within CarePoint East to care for your spine.
Getting Started
We will schedule you an appointment with an Ohio State specialist who treats the full spectrum of spine disorders.
It would be helpful to bring any information about your current medical records, test results or scans to your appointment. Some of our back and spine experts require a referral from your primary care physician. Give us a call and we will let you know if this is necessary.
Schedule your appointment today by calling 614-293-2225
Spine Conditions
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Cervical Spinal Stenosis We offer multiple options for the treatment of cervical spinal stenosis.
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Chronic Back Pain Our experts diagnose the severity of your chronic back pain and know which approach will restore you to the highest level of function possible with the least-invasive treatment.
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Degenerative Disc Disease We offer multiple options for the treatment of degenerative disc disease. For the vast majority of patients, surgery is not necessary. However, some surgery, such as fusion, is available to relieve cervical disc degeneration pressure and pain when needed.
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Herniated Disc Our team works together with you and pain specialists, physical therapists and surgeons to formulate an individualized treatment plan.
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For instability of the spine, a general term for abnormal movement between vertebrae, we can explore nonoperative options, such as physical therapy and medication, as well as surgery when needed.
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Lumbar Spinal Stenosis We determine the source of your pain, accurately diagnose the severity of your condition and choose the least-invasive treatment.
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Pinched Nerve Medically called “cervical radiculopathy,” those who have pain from a nerve root injury can find treatment in exercise or even surgery, depending on the type of injury you’ve experienced.
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Spinal Curvatures (Scoliosis and Kyphosis) We have a complete spinal deformity program that offers multiple options for the treatment of scoliosis and kyphosis.
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If you’re experiencing ongoing pain from an unsuccessful surgery for back pain, or a “failed spinal surgery,” we can explore newer treatment options. The cause of failed spinal surgery may include:
- Post-surgical complications
- Recurrence of original cause
- Nerve root compression or irritation
- Scar tissue
- Nerve damage or abnormal regeneration
- Improper, inadequate or incomplete rehabilitation
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Spine Sprains, Strains, Fractures and Injuries Our team consists of specialists in pain management, surgery, physical therapy and other disciplines and works to create a personalized treatment plan for you.
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Spine Tumors Our multidisciplinary brain and spine neuro-oncology clinic brings together a team of expert physicians to provide patients the benefit of the latest knowledge and techniques in related areas of specialization.
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Spondylolisthesis We offer all available treatment options for spondylolisthesis and consider your lifestyle and short- and long-term goals as we design a treatment plan uniquely for you.
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After diagnosing you with a physical exam and imaging tests, we can offer medication, physical therapy, braces and/or surgery to relieve pressure and pain from thoracic spinal stenosis, a rare degenerative condition in which the spinal canal is narrowed in the upper middle back.