Patient Education
Comprehensive Spine Care at Nebraska Spine Hospital
At Nebraska Spine Hospital, we understand that over 80% of adults experience back pain at some point in their lives. While conservative treatments are often effective, sometimes surgery becomes necessary. When that time comes, we’re here to offer you the highest quality spine surgery available. Our goal is to ensure a calm and peaceful experience, providing you with comfort and exceptional care every step of the way. Explore our procedures, learn about your stay, and access valuable patient resources.
Discover the difference at Nebraska Spine Hospital, where your well-being is our top priority.
Before Surgery
Before your surgery, you’ll undergo various preoperative tests, either at your primary care provider’s office or right here at Nebraska Spine Hospital. These tests help us tailor your care plan to ensure the best possible outcome.
During Your Stay
A hospital stay for spine surgery is a significant life event. We aim to provide you with detailed information to ease any anxieties and prepare you thoroughly for what to expect during your time with us.
Returning Home
Your recovery continues after you leave our hospital. We will equip you with all the necessary resources and information to support your healing journey at home.
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