Atlantic Brain and Spine is expanding to Edison, bringing Central New Jersey patients closer to highly specialized brain, spine, and neurovascular care, including second opinions, advanced surgical options, and multidisciplinary treatment planning.

After more than a year of back pain, leg numbness, and temporary fixes, Jeff Bigley could barely walk. Minimally invasive robotic spine surgery at Atlantic Brain and Spine helped him get back on his feet — and back to work.

Spine surgery is no longer focused solely on relieving pain. Learn how motion-preserving procedures are helping patients maintain mobility, protect long-term spine health, and return to the activities they love.

When Josefina Rios finally underwent screening for a condition she had postponed for years, doctors discovered not one but two brain aneurysms. Learn how expert care from Dr. Kyle T. Chapple and Atlantic Brain and Spine helped her overcome the odds and return to the life she loves.

Atlantic Brain and Spine neurosurgeon Dr. Guilherme Barros explains how middle meningeal artery embolization is changing treatment for chronic subdural hematoma.

At 77, Tom Brand was diagnosed with glioblastoma after losing his ability to speak. Following advanced brain surgery and coordinated care, he returned to running marathons with his wife—just months after treatment.

Embolization can help reduce blood flow before complex oral or maxillofacial surgery, giving surgeons better visibility and improving safety for select patients.

After years of unexplained burning leg pain, Glynis Watson finally found answers when a spinal tumor was discovered and treated by a specialized spine team.

Atlantic Brain and Spine is setting a new standard for spine care with a patient-first approach built on compassion, collaboration, comprehensive care, and advanced technology.

After a ruptured AVM at 26 weeks pregnant, Melanie Hart underwent advanced neurosurgery and began a long recovery that led her back to motherhood and the classroom.