Trinity Health Medical Group, Neurosurgery - Medical Pavilion

Advanced Neurosurgical Care Along the Lakeshore

Trinity Health’s Neurosurgery Program delivers high quality, comprehensive neurosurgical care using state of the art imaging technology that provides both static and real time views of the brain at work. As the only neurosurgery program along the lakeshore, our team is committed to delivering advanced surgical expertise, personalized care, and improved outcomes for patients with complex neurological and spine conditions. With a focus on precision, safety, and patient education, we help individuals navigate their treatment with confidence and support at every step.

Conditions We Treat

Our neurosurgery team evaluates and treats a wide spectrum of neurological and spine related conditions, including:

• Central nervous system (CNS) tumors
• Pituitary tumors
• Spinal stenosis and other degenerative spinal conditions
• Traumatic brain and spine injuries
• Disc disorders affecting the cervical, thoracic, or lumbar spine
• Carpal tunnel syndrome and nerve compression disorders

Neurosurgical Treatments & Services

We offer a full range of advanced neurosurgical and minimally invasive procedures designed to address complex conditions with precision and care. Core Neurosurgical Services Include:

• Cranial Neurosurgery
  Advanced surgical treatment for brain tumors, hematomas, and other intracranial conditions.
• Craniotomies
  Performed to access and treat abnormalities within the brain safely and effectively.
• Minimally Invasive Spinal Surgery
  Techniques designed to reduce recovery time, limit tissue disruption, and provide targeted relief for spine disorders.
• Motion Preservation Spinal Surgery
  Procedures that maintain natural spinal movement while addressing degenerative conditions.
• Spinal Cord Stimulator Implantation
  A leading therapy for chronic pain management when conservative treatments are not effective.
• Comprehensive Education & Support
  In depth pre operative and post operative guidance to help patients and families understand procedures, recovery expectations, and long term care.