Radiculopathy near Vail, CO

Care Philosophy: I am a passionate person by nature. You will see this in how I treat you. We will address your orthopedic problems together with the goal of getting you back to the activities you love. Many of us love the same activities. I am passionate about skiing, biking, golf, scuba diving, cooking and old muscle cars as well. It is truly my privilege to help people live active lives, do so with less pain and restriction, and become friends along the way. Together, my team will do our very best to help you return to the activities you are passionate about.

Care Philosophy: Provide individualized care based on evidence-based medicine which allows me to optimize my patients and achieve excellent outcomes. I love hearing from patients, "Dr. Kopinski, you gave me my life back." My primary goal is to help all patients regain their quality of life. I am passionate about educating others regarding their underlying joint issues and counseling them on both non-operative and operative treatment solutions. I aim to treat every patient like my own family, providing excellent individualized care that focuses on pain relief and return of function.

Care Philosophy: My approach is compassionate, comprehensive and patient-centered. By involving my patients fully in their neurosurgical care, I arm them with the information they need to take full advantage of their treatment and be entirely involved in the process. My treatment approach is sound, reasonable, and appropriate, in order to provide my patients with the best care possible with the least invasive approach.

Biography: Dr. Dietz attended medical school at the University of Iowa, graduating with Alpha Omega Alpha honors. He completed his neurology residency at Washington University in St. Louis where he also served as Chief Fellow in the Neuromuscular Medicine fellowship. Specializing in neuromuscular medicine, electromyography (EMG), and neuromuscular ultrasonography. He is a published researcher in the use of ultrasound in neuromuscular medicine and a member of the American Academy of Neurology. Dr. Dietz currently serves as co-director of the National Jewish multidisciplinary ALS clinic.