Spine Institute
UOC Spine Institute includes a team of specialized physicians and support staff who
are dedicated to evaluating and treating all aspects of musculoskeletal disorders, from
soft tissue injuries to acute neck and back pain, and from disc injuries/disorders to
sciatica and referred pain into the extremities, hips, and shoulders. In conjunction with
our established orthopedics center, UOC Spine Intitute provides comprehensive evaluation
and treatment. We have a “one team, one goal” approach.
Our specialized spine team includes fellowship trained orthopedic spine surgeons Dr. Gregory
Bailey and Dr. Joel Torretti; Dr. Todd Cousins and Dr. Keith Zora, fellowship trained and board
certified pain management physicians; Dr. Paul Lamb, a chiropractic treatment and adjunctive
therapies specialist; and Dr. Richard Allatt, a board certified physiatrist who provides medical
management of spine and related disorders. The UOC Spine Institute team is complemented by a
comprehensive support staff comprised of allied health providers including massage therapists
and spine certified physical therapists. UOC Spine Institute also has a full array of onsite
diagnostic services, including MRI.
UOC’s Spine Intstitute team collaborates to develop an individualized plan of care for each
patient. A comprehensive evaluation and treatment plan may include a combination of non-invasive
integrated chiropractic, massage, and physical therapy; minimally invasive peripheral and central
nerve blocks; more advanced therapies such as nucleoplasty, intradiscal electrothermal therapy
(IDET), and neuroaugmentation; as well as invasive surgical treatments.
UOC Spine Institute provides its patients with the advantages of a true multidisciplinary
approach to individualized evaluation and treatment, physical therapy/rehabilitation, and second
opinions regarding proposed care.
UOC Spine Institute is located at 476 Rolling Ridge Drive in State College, PA and 1505 9th
Avenue, Station Medical Center, Altoona PA.
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