The global spread of COVID-19 is impacting every community and temporarily changing the ways in which we each live our lives. Unfortunately, this is a situation over which we have no control and as a result we have agonized over the appropriate response for our clinic.

We have spent hours reviewing and discussing the best practices from around the world to protect our patients, our staff, and our community. Each of our employees has assumed extra duties to help us cope with this unprecedented challenge and we are eternally grateful to each of them.

Ultimately, it is our responsibility as health care providers to put the health of those around us at the center of all we do. Spine Colorado must do its part to protect those we care for and take responsible action to limit the spread and impact of this virus. The sooner we act, the sooner we can help our community heal and return to our twenty-year legacy of caring and innovation in spine health care.

In response to this extraordinary situation, we’ve made the difficult decision to close Spine Colorado for two weeks, starting on Monday, March 23^rd and plan to reopen on Monday, April 6^th. During this time, we will pause all clinic visits, injections, and surgeries. We will have clinicians available to help our patients during this time via telephone and will continue to provide on-call services to make sure that any emergency can be properly treated in a timely fashion.

A Center of Excellence

Spine Colorado is a multidisciplinary, highly acclaimed, regional spine center for the treatment of back and neck problems across the Four Corners area. Spine Colorado includes three fellowship-trained spine surgeons working alongside a physical medicine and rehabilitation physician, physician assistants and nurses who are committed to utilizing the most advanced diagnostic technology and evaluating techniques. In addition, Spine Colorado physicians and staff work collaboratively with neurologists, neuropsychologists, and specialized spine physical therapists to uncover the best possible treatment and outcome in patient care.