We get you back to your life

Our multispecialty team of spine experts has eased the pain for thousands of patients, and helped them return to their normal, active lives. In addition to neurosurgeons and orthopedic surgeons who dedicate their practice to spinal medicine and surgery, our team includes physical therapists and pain management experts. With unparalleled experience and highly subspecialized training, we treat the full range of spinal disorders—from back pain, herniated discs and degenerative conditions to complicated spinal tumors, vascular malformations and scoliosis.

At NJBS, you’ll receive the highest-quality, most specialized care available in the region. Our specialists include:

Board certified neurosurgeons with fellowship training in all aspects of spinal care
Board certified orthopedists specializing in the correction of spinal deformities, degenerative disorders, and sports injuries
Interventional pain management specialists
McKenzie-certified physical therapists

Our Comprehensive Spine Center Experts

We bring together the best medical minds to care for you

Patrick A. Roth, MD

Roy D. Vingan, MD

Mohammed Faraz Khan, MD

Paul S. Chirichella, MD

Peter Schmaus, MD

Giorgio J. Rotoli, DO

See the Comprehensive Spine Center specialists talk about their approach

We have all of the components of spine and pain treatment in one place and are intensely focused on developing a treatment plan that works for our patients.

- Patrick A. Roth, MD

Conditions and Treatments

Common Conditions

Treating spine conditions and managing back pain requires a complex understanding of how the nervous system interacts with the mechanics of movement and weight bearing. Our spine specialists treat a broad range of spine problems, including:

Neck (cervical) pain
Lower back (lumbar) pain
Disc disease (herniated discs)
Spinal stenosis
Cervical and lumbar radiculopathy
Spinal cord compression
Sciatica
Spinal fractures
Spine trauma

Full list of conditions

Common Treatments

We treat each patient with a customized, holistic approach, starting with the most conservative method appropriate to reduce pain and improve function. That may include physical therapy, medications, injections, and non-traditional therapies such as acupuncture. We reserve surgery for patients who are experiencing severe symptoms, such as intractable pain, progressive deformity, weakness or loss of neurologic function.