HSS Spine Center With Stamford Health
Get expedited access to expert spine care through HSS Orthopedics Now.
HSS, America’s No. 1 choice for back and neck care*, strengthens its collaboration with Stamford Health to deliver the highest-quality multidisciplinary spine care in Connecticut, with better outcomes through specialization.
Make An Appointment
We offer both in-person and virtual visits through HSS Orthopedics Now.
Meet Our Team Of Experts
At the first visit, you will be seen by an HSS physician assistant who will evaluate your symptoms, provide treatment, and develop a care plan. Our team will also help you to schedule any necessary follow-up care in a timely manner, so you don’t have to figure out the next steps on your own. As a patient of the HSS Spine Center with Stamford Health, this may include quick access to one of our highly trained specialists in the below areas.
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SURGEONS
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NEUROINTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY
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NEUROLOGY
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PAIN MANAGEMENT
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PHYSIATRY
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CARE NAVIGATOR
TINA CASTIELLO PT, DPT, OCS
Care Navigator
Conditions We Treat
- Lower back pain.
- Middle back pain.
- Upper back pain.
- Back muscle injury.
- Back sprain.
- Sciatica.
- Neck pain.
- Neck sprain.
Please note that we are not equipped to provide injection therapy or emergency care during your first visit.
Hear From Our Patients
DIANE’S STORY
When Diane’s back pain became unmanageable, her physiatrist referred her to spine surgeon Dr. Harvinder Sandhu. Just one week after surgery she could walk a mile without pain!
TONY’S STORY
Tony, a lifelong soccer player and coach, suffered from drop foot. After undergoing robotic-assisted surgery at Stamford Hospital, he’s regained 80% of feeling in his foot.When To Seek Emergency Care
If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room: difficulty or pain when breathing; unbearable pain (10 out of 10) that may require very strong medication or intensive treatment; weakness in the arms or legs; trouble with vision, headaches, and/or dizziness; any condition caused by a traumatic event, such as a motor vehicle accident; fever that started within 24 hours of your condition (>101.5° F), bowel or bladder retention or incontinence, or numbness in the groin.