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Read Jessica's inspiring journey from a lifelong battle with severe spina bifida and scoliosis to a life-changing transformation through compassionate care. Learn how expert neurosurgeon, Dr. Michael Bohl, at Carolina NeuroSurgery & Spine Associates, helped Jessica regain mobility and vitality.

We are overwhelmed by the support from our local community for this newly branded first-year race. Thanks for rolling up your sleeves with us to show up for the Brain Tumor community.

Frank was referred to Carolina NeuroSurgery & Spine Associates five years ago by his chiropractor due to recurrent lower back pain and stiffness. Seeking relief, he met with physiatrist  Andrew Sumich, MD, who would ultimately play a significant role in his healthcare journey.

Susan was riddled with pain and limitations on a daily basis due to her scoliosis. Even a simple walk around the block or sitting in a chair proved agonizing, with her ribs pressing uncomfortably against her hip bones. Initially planning to undergo surgery at another practice, she decided to seek a second opinion from Carolina NeuroSurgery & Spine Associates. 

At Carolina NeuroSurgery & Spine Associates (CNSA), our physicians collaborate with specialists across a variety of specialties. In this case, the collaboration was with Charlotte Eye Ear Nose & Throat Associates (CEENTA) specialists for a patient who was on the cusp of motherhood. 

We are thrilled to announce 19 exceptional doctors who have been recognized as Charlotte Magazine "Top Doctors." Join us in celebrating the expertise and dedication of these exceptional physicians. They have consistently demonstrated their commitment to providing the highest standard of care and have impacted the lives of countless patients.

Today, we celebrate the incredible career and accomplishments of Mike Nido, PA-C, Director of Clinical Services leader and physician assistant, who has dedicated over 26 years to Carolina NeuroSurgery & Spine Associates (CNSA).

An active mom, Spanish teacher, and competitive runner shares her story of an unexpected diagnosis of a Chiari Malformation.