Best Radiculopathy Doctors in Centennial, CO

My philosophy is to maximize conservative treatment options and only perform surgery when I feel like it will result in a positive outcome.

Dr. Hughes thinks informed, shared-decision making with patients is crucial in a surgical practice. For some patients, surgery may not be the best option or an option at all, and Dr. Hughes believes knowing when not to operate is just as important as knowing when to operate. When surgery is an option, surgical indications, goals, risks and benefits should be clear, as well as if there is a low, intermediate, or high probability that an operation will improve a patient's problem and fulfill his or her expectations.

My goal is to put the patient in charge of their care. Although spinal and brain related health problems can be complicated, I want each of my patients to feel they fully understand their treatment options. I always explore every non-operative treatment before even considering surgery. When there are no better long term treatments, I offer unique minimally invasive spine surgery techniques, often operating through incisions the size of a dime, this reduces pain, risks, and recovery time.

As a Interventional Physiatrist, Dr. Christopher D?Ambrosia treats a wide range of problems including sore shoulders, spinal cord injuries, arthritis, tendonitis, back pain, as well as work- and sports-related injuries. His focus is on restoring function for his patients. Dr. D?Ambrosia has been in private practice in Colorado since 2005. He has provided his services for the NHL Colorado Avalanche, NBA Denver Nuggets and the Colorado Crush Arena Football Team.

Simon C. Oh, M.D. graduated from the undergraduate business program at Carnegie Mellon University in 1994 and worked in both the public and private sectors before pursuing a career in medicine. He attended the University of Maryland School of Medicine and graduated in 2004. He completed his internship in Internal Medicine, residency in Neurology, and fellowship in Clinical Neurophysiology at the University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics. During his training at the University of Wisconsin, he served as the Chief Resident and was heavily involved in medical student and resident education. He was voted the Most Outstanding Neurosciences Resident by the UW medical school class of 2007. Before coming to Colorado, he was the neuromuscular specialist at the Marshfield Clinic where he was also involved in medical student and resident education. Dr. Oh is board certified in Neurology. He sees patients with a variety of neurological disorders, but has special interests in neuromuscular disorders, including peripheral neuropathies, myopathies, neuromuscular junction transmission defects, and motor neuron disease. Dr. Oh lectures across the country on various topics, including chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy (CIDP). He also has fellowship training in electrodiagnostic procedures, such as EMG/nerve conduction studies. Dr. Oh remains an independent practitioner and practices out of Aurora, CO. Through dedication to patient care and a relentless focus on finding underlying causes of ailments, Dr. Oh has developed one of the busiest practices in Colorado with patients coming from all over the state. He also draws patients from Wyoming, Montana, Nebraska, Kansas, New Mexico, Arizona, Georgia, and Florida.

I believe in learning about each patient - not only about their pain, but also what things they love. Together, we create a treatment plan that will not only relieve pain, but also will allow the patient to get back to living life.

Dr. Michael Rauzzino, MD is a Neurosurgery Specialist who practices in Lone Tree, CO. He is 64 years old. Dr. Michael Rauzzino, MD is affiliated with HCA HealthONE Aurora and HCA HealthONE SKY Ridge.

Dr. Bainbridge's approach to patient care is multi-faceted. An accurate diagnosis and a specific treatment plan, which may include physical or other manual therapies, medication or injection therapy, consideration of surgery, and always includes patient education, are key. The ultimate goal is not only pain relief, but also the empowerment of patients with the knowledge and self care programs to manage their spine and other conditions over a lifetime.