You come in for your visit with one of our surgeons and they recommend a surgical procedure to address your neck or back pain. This can be a relief at first, but then new worries and emotions can set in. Plenty of concerns may race through your mind and cause some anxiety and stress. We…
Dr. Kube recently conducted an interview with Becker’s Spine Review, a publication for orthopedic and spine surgeons and surgery center administrators, on the transparency of healthcare pricing. Read below for Dr. Kube’s involvement with the Free Market Medical Association and how he is helping change the healthcare industry! The economics of healthcare are disproportionate and…
The human body is a pretty symmetrical structure. This is even truer in regards to the musculoskeletal system. The right leg usually equals the left leg in length, and they both try to keep the pelvis nicely squared and parallel to the ground. This maintenance of symmetry is important for efficient function of the spine…
Sometimes scheduling an x-ray, MRI, discogram, bone density test, CAT Scan, or PET scan can be very nerve-wracking as a patient may not know what to expect. To help ease your mind, our radiographer has put together a diagram of why your doctor may have ordered a particular test, how to prepare and what to…
Dr. Richard Kube was recently featured from a panel of Spine Surgeons discussing how they achieve their personal goals with regard to health and wellness. Read Dr. Kube’s comments and his suggestions for staying healthy.