NewYork-Presbyterian
Och Spine Hospital
Comprehensive Surgical and Non-Surgical Spine Care at New York’s #1 Hospital
Why Choose Us
Dedicated Spine Care from Two Ivy League Schools
NewYork-Presbyterian Och Spine is backed by world-class Columbia and Weill Cornell physicians, including many of the world’s top orthopedic and neurosurgical spine surgeons. They stand side by side with some of the leading specialists in spine care. Treating children and adults with spine problems from the simple to the complex, using inpatient and outpatient procedures. More than any other hospital in New York City*.
*SPARCS 2019
Services & Specialties
We Have Decades of Experience
Restoring Function, Comfort & Quality of Life to People With:
NYP Och Spine specialists see patients at several locations throughout the New York, New Jersey and Westchester areas.
Our Team
Integrated Specialty Spine Care from New York’s #1 Hospital
Our multidisciplinary team includes orthopedic and neurosurgical surgeons, neurologists, physicians, pain management specialists, radiologists, physical and occupational therapists, highly advanced intensivist and hospitalists. Together, they work to create a customized care plan for each unique spine problem.
Our Approach to Care
Personalized Surgical and Non-Surgical Spine Care
Personalized care allows our Columbia and Weill Cornell spine specialists to determine the best non-surgical or surgical approach to achieve optimal results for each patient.
Advanced Spinal Imaging
Our spine specialists and dedicated clinical team, use advanced imaging capabilities to perform a host of nonsurgical and surgical treatments with greater precision.
Treatment Without Surgery
Many disorders of the neck and back can be treated without an operation. During your evaluation, we determine if non-surgical treatment could be an effective option for you before resorting to surgery.
Specialized Spine Surgery
Och Spine Hospital at NewYork-Presbyterian Allen Hospital
Meet the Columbia University physicians and clinical team and view a tour of Och Spine Hospital at NewYork-Presbyterian Allen Hospital.
Patient Stories
Amazing Things are Happening Here
It was so impressive how thorough he was. I knew I was in the right place
I was walking on my own with no walker after six months. I grew a few inches, and I feel so much better, this was an awesome experience.
When my back was hurting, it was agony.
My balance, my legs... everything felt new. It was like walking in a new body. And I had room to breathe.
Dr. Angevine had apparently done his homework before he saw me. He had already looked at the spine x-ray in his office, so when he saw me in the examining room, he gave me his undivided attention.
I feel I have made the best decision to enable me to enjoy my senior years. What a great outcome!
Featured Stories
Och Spine Hospital News and Stories
Tips to Reduce Sleep-Related Back Pain Tips to Reduce Sleep-Related Back Pain
Spine experts explain what causes back pain when you sleep and what you can do to wake up with a healthy spine.
NewYork-Presbyterian Och Spine Hospital Stands Tall as a World Leader NewYork-Presbyterian Och Spine Hospital Stands Tall as a World Leader
A team of NewYork-Presbyterian experts dedicated exclusively to spine care attracts patients from around the globe.
Amazing Things: John Sarcona Amazing Things: John Sarcona
This teenager's spine was bending by the hour when his family turned to NewYork-Presbyterian's experts to save his life.
How to Prevent Back and Neck Pain While Working from Home How to Prevent Back and Neck Pain While Working from Home
During this new era of telecommuting, experts from NewYork-Presbyterian Och Spine Hospital explain how to optimize posture, set up home office equipment, and find time to move.
How to Set Up a Home Workspace to Reduce Aches and Pains How to Set Up a Home Workspace to Reduce Aches and Pains
An expert from NewYork-Presbyterian Och Spine shares his ergonomics guide to working from home, demonstrating dos and don’ts.
How to Prevent ‘Tech Neck’ How to Prevent ‘Tech Neck’
Dr. K. Daniel Riew on technology-related neck and shoulder pain.
Awards & Recognition
