The GW Spine Center

shutterstock_8922646_LR Back or neck injury got you down? The GW Hospital Spine Center can help. Orthopaedic surgeons, neurosurgeons, pain and rehab specialists work together to treat back and neck problems, from the simple to the complex.

The GW Spine Center offers conservative and minimally invasive treatment options that can help get you back to your active life—without the threat of pain.

Learn about nonsurgical and surgical spinal treatment options through interactive animations.

Cervical Disc Replacement

GW Hospital was the first nonmilitary hospital in the DC area to offer total cervical disc replacement to the public.

Nonsurgical Treatment Options

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Finding relief from chronic, intense neck and back pain can be a reality with the many treatment options now available. Treatment from the GW Pain Center and the GW Outpatient Rehab Center can be your first step.

Help for Back and Neck Pain Relief

Surgical Treatment Options: Minimally Invasive

shutterstock_1130481_LR Nonsurgical therapies work well for most patients. However, surgical treatments achieve the best results for some patients. Surgeons at the GW Spine Center have extensive experience with new endoscopic techniques, minimally invasive discectomies and a range of spinal procedures.

Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery

Lumbar Spinal Stenosis

Experiencing aches or a burning pain that radiates down your leg? Learn about the signs, symptoms and how to treat Lumbar Spinal Stenosis.

Schedule an Appointment

To schedule an appointment with the GW Spine Center, please call: 1-888-4GW-DOCS

Spine Center

Spine Center Main Page

Nonsurgical Treatment Options

Surgical Treatment Options

Spine Center Surgeons

Ask a Spine Question

Fact Sheets

Lumbar Spinal Stenosis (PDF)

Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery (PDF)

Nonsurigcal Treatment of Back and Neck Pain (PDF)

Other Areas of Interest

Neurological Surgery

Orthopaedic Surgery

GW Pain Center

Outpatient Rehabilitation Center

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