COMMITMENT TO PATIENT CARE
Spine and Orthopedic Center (SOC) combines the highest quality orthopedic and pain management services with a passionate commitment to patient care. Our expertise, compassion, and personal attention will see you through diagnosis and treatment as well as the healing process, for the healthiest and most thorough recovery possible. At SOC we work to personalize a treatment plan keeping in mind your personal goals. Call us today for expert medical care with a personal touch.
WE CURRENTLY SERVE THE FOLLOWING HOSPITALS:
- West Boca Medical
- North Broward Medical Center
- Boca Raton Regional Hospital
- Westside Regional Medical Center
- Memorial Regional Hospital
- Cypress Creek Surgery Center
MISSION STATEMENT
To provide superior quality care, personalized service and educate our patients to confidently make informed decisions about their treatment plan and lifelong wellness. We will treat our patients with courtesy, respect, compassion and confidentiality.
A Tour Through Spine & Orthopedic Center
“We take the time to get to know our patients and evaluate their condition, in order to determine the most appropriate treatment.”
LATEST PUBLICATIONS FROM THE LEADERS IN SPINE TREATMENT
Managing Knee Pain in Athletes: Tips and Strategies for Injury Prevention
In order to prevent knee injuries and manage knee pain, it is important for athletes to understand the causes of knee pain and implement effective injury prevention strategies.
6 Benefits of Ankle Replacement Surgery
Ankle replacement surgery can help improve the quality of life for those suffering from severe ankle arthritis by reducing pain and improving mobility. In this article, we will 6 key benefits of ankle replacement surgery
7 Common Causes of Rotator Cuff Tears
Rotator cuff tears are a common injury that can cause significant pain and mobility issues in the shoulder. Here are seven common causes of rotator cuff tears:
Why Are My Herniated Disc Symptoms Worse in the Morning?
You may have noticed that your herniated disc symptoms are most pronounced in the morning, then slowly become less intense as the day goes on. But why? Here is the reason...
