The Back Pain Medical Center, SpineOne, is Denver's Premier Medical Center for Advanced Spine Care. We Offer Minimally-Invasive Back Care to Help People with Mild to Severe Back and/or Neck Pain in Denver.

SpineOne offers the most up to date in the evaluation and non-surgical/interventional solution of spine-related injuries and disorders occurring from car accidents, work related accidents, sports/recreational injuries, and acute and/or persistent back and neck pain.

When a patient comes to SpineOne, they will have a complete evaluation, diagnosis and corresponding plan for their condition. SpineOne utilizes the most effective and least intrusive advances in Medical care available today. The personalized treatment plan ensures that each and every person receives a high-level of medical and rehab services that are designed to meet that patient's particular needs. This Neck and back pain Medical Center is here to help people in Denver have an active and healthy lifestyle again and 1,000's of folks in Colorado are better today because of it.

SpineOne was the vision of its founder, Perry Haney, D.C., M.D., who saw the need for a comprehensive medical center solely devoted to back care. Dr. Haney is one of only a few both medically and chiropractic trained medical professionals in the country today. Dr. Haney has been helping people regain their lives and health for over thirty years and, as Medical Director of SpineOne, strives to ensure that each and every patient receive the best possible care available today. He oversees a team of highly trained physicians, physician assistants, nurses, physical therapists, technicians and support personnel.

Back pain can be felt in the cervical (upper/neck area) and down to the lumbar region (lower back area) and usually originates from the muscles, nerves, joints, bones, and other structures in the spine. Back pain can be acute (coming on suddenly and often sharply) or chronic (over time and typically increases in pain). It can be constant or occasional, remain in one place or move to other areas. Numbing and tingling in the hands, feet, arms and legs of people is often a common symptom of severe back pain due to pressure on the sciatic nerve, a common problem that is due to other spinal disorders. Whatever it is, back pain can, for some people, be completely debilitating and cause much hardship for sufferers.

Back pain is one of the most persistent problems in medical centers and doctor's offices across the country. In the United States, acute low back pain is the fifth most common reason for physician visits. It is estimated that about nine out of ten adults experience back pain at some point in their life, and five of ten working adults have back pain annually. Lower back pain causes 40 % of missed days of work in the United States and is the single leading cause of disability globally.

If/when you are living with back pain, please call the Back Pain Denver specialists at SpineOne - we can help you live a pain-free life again.