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Spine, Back & Neck Care
This pathway is for people experiencing back pain, neck pain, sciatica, radiating arm or leg pain, spinal conditions, or concerns about possible spine surgery.
This care pathway may be a fit for people experiencing concerns such as:
Back pain
Neck pain
Sciatica
Pain traveling into the arm or leg
Numbness or weakness associated with the spine
Herniated disc or spinal stenosis symptoms
Surgical second opinions
What may be evaluated
A care team considers symptoms, examination findings, prior care, and other information together. Online information cannot diagnose an individual condition.
Symptoms and function
Prior imaging and treatment history
Possible spine-related causes
Care options
Recommendations depend on the cause of symptoms, function, goals, and response to prior care.
Evaluation and imaging review
Medication or therapy
Nonsurgical spine care
Injections or pain-management support
Minimally invasive procedures when appropriate
Decompression, stabilization, or reconstruction when appropriate
Surgical second opinions
What to expect
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Contact spineTECH
Share basic information about your symptoms and insurance.
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We Review Your Request
Our team reviews the information and available records.
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We Guide the Next Step
You are directed toward the appropriate care pathway.
Select a topic to learn what it may mean, what symptoms people may notice, and how it may be evaluated.
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Select a Topic
Choose a condition or concern from the list to view a plain-language overview, common symptoms, possible contributing factors, and how it may be evaluated.
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General information only: This content is intended for education and cannot determine the cause of an individual’s symptoms. Symptoms may have several possible causes. Persistent, worsening, or unexplained symptoms should be evaluated by a qualified healthcare professional.
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Urgent symptoms
Seek urgent medical care for sudden or severe weakness, loss of coordination, new loss of bladder or bowel control, major trauma, signs of stroke, or rapidly worsening neurological symptoms. Call 911 for a medical emergency.
Not sure whether this is the right type of care?
Contact our team and tell us what you are experiencing. We can help guide you toward the appropriate next step.