My treatment philosophy is simple; it is rooted in patients, precision, and preservation.
Patience: I believe surgery should always be the last resort, and I am committed to exhausting every non-operative option first. This often includes working closely with a team of specialists to provide treatments such as physical therapy—with a strong emphasis on core strengthening—as well as injections, radio-frequency ablations, and other proven therapies.
Precision: If surgery becomes necessary, we will only proceed once we have identified the exact cause of your pain using advanced diagnostics such as response injections, SPECT CT scans, and other modalities.
Preservation: When surgery is indicated, I always strive for the least invasive approach, with a focus on motion-preserving procedures whenever possible. If fusion is ultimately recommended, I will take the time to explain why, in a way that is clear and understandable. Above all, I promise to treat you as I would a member of my own family—ensuring you are seen in a timely manner, supported through every step of the process, and always heard, even long after surgery.