OIBO’s own Dr. Michael Lospinuso was named as one of New Jersey Top Doctors in Orthopedic Spine Surgery by New Jersey Monthly. From New Jersey Monthly:
For more than 25 years, Dr. Michael Lospinuso has been devoted to the field of Orthopedic Spine Surgery. Although he is a medical staff president and chief of spine surgery at Jersey Shore Medical Center, and a trustee on the board of directors for the newly formed Hackensack Meridian Health Network, this Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon remains passionate about providing hands-on care through his private practices in Monmouth and Ocean counties: Orthopaedic Spine Institute and Orthopaedic Institute Brielle Orthopaedics.
Dr. Lospinuso was Fellowship Trained in Spine Surgery at the Hospital for Special Surgery, Cornell University Medical College, achieving expertise in cervical and low back spine surgery and minimally invasive spine fusion, decompression and fixation procedures. “I’m excited to expand on the surgical legacy I’ve built over the years and channel my clinical knowledge into administrative roles that allow me to change lives on an even broader scale,” he says. “Every patient deserves a high quality, safe outcome.”
For patients suffering chronic back or neck pain due to a spinal condition, the comprehensive Spine Team at OIBO utilizes the experience and expertise of four Interventional Pain Management Specialists as well as three Board Certified Orthopedic Spine Surgeons to diagnose and treat conditions of the spine. Our unique approach ensures that each patient’s treatment plan is based on his or her habits, lifestyle and goals. Our team will use information from your history, physical examination and imaging studies to make an informed decision as to whether non-surgical treatment, Minimally Invasive surgical treatment, rest or physical therapy is required. OIBO offers the most advanced non-surgical and Minimally Invasive surgical treatment options anywhere in New Jersey.
How This Award Is Determined
Each year Leflein Associates mails a questionnaire to every doctor licensed in New Jersey for at least five years. Each of the doctors was asked to vote for physicians he or she would choose to treat him or herself or a family member. Leflein tallied the votes and provided the preliminary results to New Jersey Monthly.
Next, New Jersey Monthly asked a blue-ribbon advisory board of New Jersey doctors to examine the preliminary results for possible additions or deletions, with special attention to physicians in their respective fields of practice or regions of the state. The 25 board members were picked by New Jersey Monthly from among top vote getters in previous surveys. Doctors are chosen for the board based on a consistently high level of votes over previous surveys in their respective specialties.
Patients deserve personalized, outcome-driven care provided by physicians who genuinely care about them. As medicine has become more corporate and transactional, OrthoNJ prioritizes exceptional doctor/patient relationships. This is why we say we have The Power to Put Patients First.
Patients deserve personalized, outcome-driven care provided by physicians who genuinely care about them. As medicine has become more corporate and transactional, OrthoNJ prioritizes exceptional doctor/patient relationships. This is why we say we have The Power to Put Patients First.
Patients deserve personalized, outcome-driven care provided by physicians who genuinely care about them. As medicine has become more corporate and transactional, OrthoNJ prioritizes exceptional doctor/patient relationships. This is why we say we have The Power to Put Patients First.
