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Spine surgeon Daniel Leas, MD, provides advanced spine care for patients at our Mooresville, Huntersville and Charlotte offices. With his fellowship in adult spine surgery, Dr. Leas is focused on providing the least invasive treatment for patients, including nonsurgical solutions.

Neurosurgeon Ben Boudreaux, MD, is the newest addition to our Gastonia office. He and his family reside in Belmont, and he looks forward to living, working and making a difference for his neighbors in Gaston County. He has hospital privileges with Caromont Regional Medical Center and provides treatment of brain and spine disorders including degenerative spine disease, spinal injuries, incidental brain tumors, and peripheral nerve disorders. He also performs endoscopic carpal tunnel surgery. 

Advanced brain and spine care at our Rock Hill office includes on-site imaging, on-site physical therapy, neurosurgery and physiatry.

Neurosurgeon Michael Bohl, MD, completed his residency at the Barrow Neurological Instituteand is fellowship-trained in treating spinal deformities. He served in the US Marine Corps for four years (beginning on September 11, 2001) and is a veteran of two combat deployments.

At the age of nine, Emma Grace suffered a brain hemorrhage caused by a ruptured arteriovenous malformation (AVM). Our practice neurosurgeons, Joe Bernard, MD, and Tim Adamson, MD, performed life-saving procedures to remove her AVM. Nine years later, Emma Grace was accepted to NC State on a full merit scholarship.