Spine and nerves

Your spine and nervous system control the rest of your body. Keep them healthy with care from Montage Orthopedics and Sports Medicine. Nonsurgical experts, therapists, and spinal surgeons work together to improve your quality of life.

Neurological conditions we treat

No matter the cause of your back or neck pain, count on us for specialized care. You’ll find a diagnosis and treatment for:

  • Bulging or slipped disc — Problems with the spongy cushions between spine bones
  • Bone spurs — Bony growths that can rub against nerves, causing pain
  • Spinal stenosis — Narrowing of the spinal canal
  • Spondylosis (spinal arthritis) — Wear and tear that happens over time
  • Spinal tumors — Unusual growths that usually aren’t cancer

See us as soon as your pain starts. Early treatment leads to a better long-term outcome.

Treatment options

You’ll receive a thorough exam and custom care plan to target the source of your pain.

Nonsurgical approaches

Conservative care often brings relief, and it’s easy to fit into your daily life.

Physical therapy

Our therapists use exercise, stretches, and habit changes to help you take charge of your pain.

Image-guided injections

Rehabilitation doctors provide nerve blocks or steroid injections to target pain at the source, offering long-term relief.

Regenerative medicine

Ask us about biologic therapies that can help your body heal injured areas using natural substances.

Biofeedback therapy

Biofeedback helps you identify and relax tight muscles. You learn how to prevent painful back and neck tension.

Artificial disc surgery

Artificial disc surgery replaces a damaged disc in your spine to relieve pain. Unlike spinal fusion, which locks bones together, this surgery lets your back or neck stay flexible. That means you can move more naturally and feel less stiff. You may also recover sooner. If other treatments haven’t eased your long-lasting back or neck pain, this procedure could help.

Schedule a visit

Call or text (831) 648-7200 to make your appointment. Ask your primary care doctor for a referral before you call.  

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