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To best serve the needs of patients afflicted with severe spinal pain, University Spine Associates offer services out of three practice locations. Our main office is conveniently located in Princeton and is the perfect location for individuals seeking expert advice concerning potential spine surgery in the Central New Jersey region. Our satellite offices, located in Bridgewater and Monroe, New Jersey, extend the same standard of exceptional spinal treatment care to residents of Southern New Jersey and the nearby shore points. But University Spine Associates’ back, neck, spinal fusion, and minimally invasive spine surgery services are not reserved for New Jerseyans alone. Thanks to our well-situated location in the Tri-State region, Pennsylvania, New York, and Delaware residents dealing with a spine injury or deformity of the spinal column or vertebra, like scoliosis, are just a short drive away from our state-of-the-art lumbar, cervical, and thoracic spine treatment facilities.
Advancing Patient Care by Fostering a Strong Network of Hospitals and Physicians
For patients undergoing complicated spinal procedures, such as adult scoliosis surgery, University Spine Associates operates out of Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick, an award-winning medical center. With an orthopaedic wing and a team of nurses attuned to the unique needs of spine surgery patients, Robert Wood University Hospital serves as an ideal setting for patients undergoing and recovering from extensive spinal treatments. When performing a minimally invasive spine procedure, such as a lumbar disc surgery, Dr. Blecher treats patients at University SurgiCenter in East Brunswick, New Jersey. This progressive outpatient ambulatory facility offers a relaxed environment as well as an experienced staff of anesthesiologists and nurses. What’s more, University Spine Associates has fostered a strong network of surrounding physicians and physical therapists to ensure our patients receive the utmost of quality when seeking non-operative or post-operative spinal treatment care.
Relieving Severe Back/Spine Pain with Cooperation and Camaraderie
University Spine Associates strongly advise patients to seek the opinion of numerous spinal doctors and specialists before committing to the treatment of spine surgery. Even less invasive procedures, like minimally invasive laser spine surgery carry risks and as such, require the careful evaluation of projected outcomes. For this reason, University Spine Associates works closely with a network of fellowship-trained othopaedic surgeons and often collaborate our efforts to provide patients with the best possible care. To learn more about University Spine Associates’ outstanding network of healthcare professionals as well as our full-service spine treatment capabilities, contact our office today to schedule a consultation with Dr. Blecher. |
