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Providence Spine Services

 

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Administrative office:
9135 S.W. Barnes Road, Suite 363
Portland, OR 97225
503-216-1055

Overview

Providence Spine Services brings together a host of expert physicians, experienced nurses and highly skilled therapists to provide complete back and spine care to people who have back pain or who have suffered a back injury.

Embracing a philosophy of conservative therapy, the Providence team encourages the use of noninvasive treatments, such as medications and physical therapy. Most people can find significant, if not complete, relief through such measures. If surgery is required, Providence physicians employ state-of-the-art imaging technology, the best techniques and extraordinary care to ensure that patients achieve the best results possible.

Our physician team includes neurologists, neurosurgeons and orthopedic surgeons. They are located throughout the Portland area, serving patients at Providence St. Vincent Medical Center, Providence Portland Medical Center, Providence Milwaukie Hospital and Providence Newberg Medical Center.

For a physician referral, please talk with your primary care provider or call us at 503-216-1055.

News and Information

Radio interview explores nonsurgical care for back pain

Listen as neurosurgeon Jeff Johnson, M.D., discusses the use of cortisone for treating back pain with KXL radio hosts. Therapies, such as cortisone injections, offer many patients effective relief from back pain without surgery.

Artificial disks offer freedom of movement for spine patients
Spinal disks that are injured or worn out can cause excruciating back pain. Artificial disks now offer an effective option to spinal fusion for many patients. Listenas neurosurgeon Todd Kuether, M.D., discusses advantages offered by artificial disks.

Have back pain? Maybe you don't need surgery

Orthopedic spine surgeon Mark Weston, M.D., discusses back pain on KGW-TV's "Wellness Watch." Pain can often be relieved with rest and medication, but how do you know if surgery is necessary? Watch Dr. Weston's interview.

Back pain causes and treatments explored on-air

Neurosurgeon Oisin O'Neill, M.D., talks about different types and causes of back pain, the difficulty in diagnosing some types of back pain, and how treatments now differ from treatments of years past. Listen to his interview.

Neurosurgeon explains Providence Spine Services

Providence Spine Services offers a wide range of treatments and services for people who have back and neck pain. Neurosurgeon Jeff Johnson, M.D., explains the program on KGW-TV's "Wellness Watch." Watch Dr. Johnson's interview.

Physical therapists now serve in 25 locations

Physical therapy is often the first step to recovery for those who suffer from back pain and back injury. Providence Rehabilitation Services provides physical therapy at more than 25 locations throughout the Portland and Yamhill areas in Oregon.

Intensive rehab available at Providence

Patients who need intensive physical, occupational and speech therapies after hospital discharge may enter the inpatient rehabilitation program at Providence Portland Medical Center.


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