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Spine Safety Tips for Spring Cleaning

Spring cleaning often means lifting, bending, reaching, and organizing, all of which can challenge your spine if you’re not careful. Prioritizing spring cleaning spine safety helps reduce strain and prevent. . .

Whether you’re seeking guidance on managing back pain, understanding surgical procedures, or exploring the latest advancements in spinal care, our blog offers expert advice and valuable resources to empower you on your journey to a healthier spine.

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Why Your Body Feels Tighter This Time of Year

As winter continues, many people notice increased stiffness in their back, neck, and joints. Colder temperatures, reduced activity, and shorter daylight hours can all affect how the body feels this. . .

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How Heart Health and Spine Health Work Together

February is often associated with heart health awareness, but many people don’t realize how closely heart health and spine health are connected. The heart, muscles, and spine work together to. . .

Support Your Spine During Long Workdays

Simple Ways to Support Your Spine During Long Workdays

Long workdays, whether spent sitting, standing, or moving between tasks can place added stress on your spine. Over time, these demands can lead to discomfort if your body isn’t properly. . .

Nebraska Spine Hospital News

Meet Our Doctors

With National Doctors’ Day just around the corner, we wanted to compile all of our surgeon’s education and achievements in one place. Read all about our surgeons below and don’t. . .

Meet Dr. Chase Woodward

Join us in welcoming Chase Woodward, MD, MPH, the newest orthopaedic spine surgeon here at Nebraska Spine Hospital. He is a fellowship trained and Board Eligible Member of the American. . .

Is your pain worth a trip to the doctor?

It can be a panic-inducing scenario: pain in your back, causing you to feel incapacitated – maybe even helpless. The sudden pain came out of nowhere and you’re worried it. . .