Neuroscience

back and sports Carolinas Medical Center (CMC) provides extensive integrated non-surgical and surgical care, including treatment, research and rehabilitation, for patients with disease or injury affecting the spine, spinal cord, brain and nerves.

Look to the Brain and Spine Specialists

The broad provider base available through CHS incorporates advanced education, experience and expertise for excellent patient outcomes. In fact, Carolinas Medical Center is the only hospital in the region to offer stereotactic radiosurgery and the most advanced approach available today, Novalis Shaped Beam Surgery. This innovative technology allows for effective treatment of lesions and abnormal tissue previously considered inoperable. Our board-certified brain and spine team is backed by a diverse support staff and includes:

Neurosurgeons
Neurologists
Orthopedic spine surgeons
Interventional-spine specialists
Physiatrists (physical medicine and rehabilitation physicians)
Specially trained nurses

Learn More About Brain and Spine Services at CMC Neurology

Find more information about our wide-ranging brain and spine services, including treatment for epilepsy, Parkinson's Disease, sleep disorders and more, anytime on this site or by calling 800-821-1535.

Sports-Related Pain? CHS Has Your Back.

Carolinas Back & Sports Specialists provides state-of-the-art diagnosis, outpatient treatment, and rehabilitation for all types of musculoskeletal conditions relating to pain or dysfunction in the muscles, bones and joints of the body. Services include management of acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions such as:

Arthritis
Back injuries
Bone diseases
Bursitis
Joint diseases
Tendonitis

Treatments and Services

Exercise prescriptions
Foot care
Joint injections
Hyaluronic acid injections for knee osteoarthritis

Rapid Response Stroke Treatment

Carolinas Stroke Network is a comprehensive network that provides rapid, state-of-the-art treatment to patients suffering an acute stroke. Similar to the treatment for heart attack, the more quickly emergency care can be provided to some stroke patients, the better the outcome.

Hospitals that are part of the network have 24/7 access to stroke treatment experts who will help determine the best treatment plan for each patient and coordinate rapid transfer to comprehensive stroke centers for patients needing more advanced, specialized care.