Bigger, Better, and Brighter: New Jersey Brain & Spine Opens New Facility in Paramus!

February 26th, 2025 by New Jersey Brain and Spine

The New Jersey Brain & Spine team has moved out of our 2 University Office and is opening the doors at a brand-new, state-of-the-art facility in Paramus.

After months of planning and preparation, we have moved to a more spacious and advanced location to serve our patients’ needs better. This 16,222 sq ft facility represents our continuous commitment to providing the highest quality care with more room, technology, and ways to deliver the best possible patient experience.

From minimally invasive surgical treatments to non-surgical interventions, our Paramus subspecialists provide patients with the highest level of care to restore our patients’ quality of life. Our multidisciplinary team offers compassionate and clinically advanced care to meet your treatment needs and personal goals.

Why the New Location?

We have always strived to remain at the forefront of technological innovation at New Jersey Brain and Spine. Our new Paramus location is no exception. Our goal has always remained the same – to provide expert, innovative, personalized, and compassionate care for patients with spinal and neurological disorders. Our new location is about giving you, our valued patients, the advanced treatment options and space you deserve.

You can expect the following experience in our new facility:

More Space for Comfort and Care

We understand that a patient’s health journey is about receiving treatment and feeling comfortable and confident every step of the way. Our new Paramus location offers greater room for advanced patient care, including expanded treatment areas, private consultation rooms, and larger waiting areas to make your experience stress-free.

Cutting-Edge Technology Coupled with Unparalleled Expertise

Our commitment to utilizing the latest medical innovations means we offer our patients more advanced treatment options and diagnostic capabilities. From advanced imaging equipment to the latest minimally invasive procedures, our new Paramus facility is equipped with the latest tools to deliver optimal results for our patient’s brains and spines.

We’ve become a practice of best-in-class physicians due to our deep commitment to subspecialized neurosurgical care. As physicians, we complete the safest and most effective procedures in the field, with fellowship training in vascular neurosurgery, endovascular neurosurgery, skull base surgery, neuro-oncology, functional neurosurgery, spinal neurosurgery, and pediatric neurosurgery.

Our expertise has placed us at the forefront of neurosurgical care, advancing clinical trials and research and teaching medical students, residents, and fellows.

Our Unrelenting Patient Focus

In addition to providing world-class treatments – we are also focused on ensuring our patients have the best possible experience. Our new location in Paramus is designed to make our patients’ appointments more convenient and efficient, with a welcoming atmosphere and a team dedicated to ensuring your comfort.

Thank You to Our Community

We want to express our deepest gratitude to our patients for their continued support and trust. We would not be where we are today without our amazing patients, partners, and community. We are grateful for the opportunity to continue to serve our patients in this new, expanded space. Thank you all for being a part of the New Jersey Brain & Spine family. Your well-being and health continue to remain our top priority. We look forward to continuing to provide you with unparalleled care at our new location.

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