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About Spine NevadaSpineNevada is located at 75 Pringle Way, Suite 605, on the campus of Renown Medical Center in Central Reno. SpineNevada takes a team approach to spine care. It includes the expertise of specialists in the nonsurgical management of back pain, spine-specialized physical therapists and a fellowship-trained spine neurosurgeon. Across the United States, the national trend in spine care is to provide a multidisciplinary approach. Our goal is to develop a spine center of excellence that puts all the key multidisciplinary components of spine care under one roof. SpineNevada is a welcome resource for all those suffering from back and neck pain in the rapidly growing Reno/Tahoe region. Click here for a map to our location. Statistics reveal that back pain will strike four out of five Americans in their lifetime. And, once a back attack hits, you are four times more likely to have a recurrence. No wonder so many people chronically wander in and out of doctors' offices and have enough pain pills in their medicine cabinets to rival the supply of a pharmacy. If you have a back or neck pain problem, no matter how complex, we are in a position to help you. SpineNevada is a regional center specializing in
back and neck problems. What makes SpineNeva SpineNevada takes a multidisciplinary team approach to spine care, involving nonsurgical spine physicians, spine surgeons and spine-specialized therapists. This means our health care team of professionals will pool together their expertise to develop the best treatment for each patient. As a multidisciplinary spine center, SpineNevada includes professionals in physical medicine and rehabilitation and a fellowship-trained spine neurosurgeon. It has physical therapy, injection suite and X-ray capabilities under one roof. We provide all the necessary diagnostic testing and treatment in one place, eliminating the need for multiple referrals, delayed care and confusion. Sometimes surgery is the best treatment, especially for
those suffering from herniated discs, spinal fractures, spinal deformity,
spinal tumor and scoliosis. Dr. James Lynch is a fellowship-trained neurosurgeon and performs over 500 spine surgeries per year, including nearly 250 cervical surgeries. He specializes in complex spine surgery, cervical disorders, degenerative spine, spinal deformities, trauma, tumor infection and minimally invasive spine surgery. Click here to download a PDF for more information about SpineNevada.
The long-term plan for SpineNevada includes a 15,000 square-foot specialty center of excellence based in the Reno/Tahoe area, which will house nonsurgical spine specialists, fellowship-trained spine surgeons, spine therapists, diagnostics and an injection suite — all under one roof.
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