The Ortho Neuro difference

Where Spine, Nerves and Movement Intersect.

ORTHO

Bones
Joints
Spine
Alignment
Stability
Movement

NEURO

Nerves
Compression
Radiating pain
Numbness
Weakness
Function

A structural spine problem can affect nerves, strength, movement and function. You do not have to know whether the problem is orthopedic or neurological before an evaluation.

You do not need to know which specialist you need. If pain, numbness, weakness or limited movement is interfering with your life, understanding the source is the next step

Understand the source

Pain Is a Symptom. Understanding Comes First.

Understand the Source

Begin with the symptoms and determine what may be causing them.

Understand Your Options

Discuss appropriate possibilities based on the diagnosis and individual circumstances.

Move Forward

Make an informed decision about the next step in care.

Symptoms in real life

When Pain Interrupts What Matters.

Symptoms may begin during work, recreation, travel or the activities you want to keep doing. The first step is understanding the source—not assuming the diagnosis.

Snowboarder experiencing lower-back and radiating leg pain, with an educational lumbar spine overlay — **Outdoor Adventures**Back or leg symptoms can change how confidently you move through the activities you love.

Warehouse worker experiencing lower-back and sciatic-type leg pain while lifting — **Work & Repetitive Stress**Lifting, twisting and repeated demands can reveal symptoms that deserve careful evaluation.

Older pickleball player experiencing lower-back, hip and radiating leg pain — **Recreation & Movement**Pain during golf, pickleball, hiking or everyday exercise can interfere with function and independence.

Driver experiencing neck pain radiating into the shoulder and arm after a vehicle accident — **Vehicle Accidents**Neck pain, headaches or symptoms into the shoulder and arm may require an appropriate clinical evaluation.

Neck pain, stiffness, radiating pain and headaches

Lower-back pain, sciatica, numbness and weakness

Nerve conditions including tingling, numbness and radiating pain

Joint and musculoskeletal conditions affecting the shoulder, hip and knee

Disc conditions including herniated discs, degenerative disc disease and spinal stenosis

Start with your symptoms

Start With What You're Feeling.

You don't need to know the diagnosis before asking for help. Begin with the symptom that brought you here.

Back Pain

Back pain can arise from muscles, joints, discs, bones or nerve-related structures. Pattern, duration, activity and associated symptoms help guide evaluation.

Neck Pain

Neck symptoms may remain localized or occur with radiating pain, numbness, tingling, weakness or changes in movement.

Pain Traveling Down an Arm

Radiating arm pain may reflect nerve irritation or compression and should be interpreted with other symptoms and clinical findings.

Pain Traveling Down a Leg

Pain extending into the leg is often described as sciatica, but several structures and conditions may create similar patterns.

Numbness or Tingling

Altered sensation can have multiple causes. Location, onset, persistence and associated weakness matter to evaluation.

Weakness

Changes in strength or control require careful assessment, especially when new, progressive or associated with other neurological symptoms.

Difficulty Walking or Standing

Limited endurance, balance, pain or heaviness may involve structural, neurological or other factors.

Loss of Mobility or Function

Evaluation can help clarify what may be limiting movement and what options may be appropriate.

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Specialized spine and orthopedic care focused on understanding the source of your symptoms, explaining your options, and helping you move forward.

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