In the Hospital? You Have a Choice.
Request a second opinion and choose the experts you trust.

If you or a loved one has been admitted or sent to the ER, you still have a say in who provides your neurological or neurosurgical care. Atlantic Brain & Spine can coordinate directly with your hospital — often within minutes — to review your scans, consult with your care team, or send one of our neurosurgeons to see you on site.
Why Call Atlantic Brain & Spine
Atlantic Brain & Spine is the tri-state area’s premier neurosurgery practice, specializing in complex brain, spine, and neurovascular conditions. Our subspecialized neurosurgeons are among the nation’s most highly trained, delivering outcomes that consistently rank among the best in the country.
What sets ABS apart is our subspecialized approach — patients are treated by experts focused on their specific condition. From conservative care to advanced, minimally invasive procedures, we care for back and neck pain, brain and spine tumors, stroke, aneurysm, facial pain, epilepsy, traumatic injuries, and more.
Even if you’ve already been admitted or evaluated in the ER, you can still ask for Atlantic Brain & Spine. Our team can review your imaging, consult with your hospital care team, and guide next steps so you receive the right treatment from the right specialist.
Here’s What to Do Right Now
- Tell your nurse, hospitalist, or ER physician that you’d like Atlantic Brain & Spine involved in your care. They can request a neurosurgery consult with our team right away.
- Let us know where you are. Complete the short form on this page so we can connect with your hospital team immediately.
When Expertise Matters Most
You want a team that does this every day. Our neurosurgeons are subspecialized — meaning each focuses on specific, complex conditions and has extensive experience performing these procedures. That level of focused expertise is why our outcomes consistently exceed national benchmarks for safety and success.
If you’re facing:
- A brain aneurysm or hemorrhage
- A stroke or vascular emergency
- A brain or skull base tumor
- Severe stenosis or herniated disc
- Facial pain or trigeminal neuralgia
You still have a choice.
Ask your nurse or physician to request a consult with Atlantic Brain & Spine.
We’ll be ready to help, 24/7.


