Has working from home been a blessing or a curse when it comes to your back? There are many benefits to working from home, including less stress, more family time, and saving money on commuting expenses – but now that we have entered a new season, our seemingly “temporary” at-home desks may need a rehaul….
Reston, Virginia – June 19, 2020 VSI is elated to announce it has been selected as one of The Washington Post Top Workplaces 2020. A total of 200 companies were recognized within the Washington D.C. metro area, including private, public, nonprofit, and government agencies. The Top Workplaces are determined based solely on employee feedback through a…
Through a modern approach, robot-guided spine surgery, Barbara is back to living her active life! Watch the Video on Youtube
Tune in to hear a first-hand patient story from a nurse who was experiencing debilitating low back symptoms. Her life as a mother and nurse were severely affected, until she met Spine Surgeon Dr. Christopher Good at VSI. Watch the Video on Youtube
Rolling out of bed and walking 10 steps to begin a workday may be setting people up to developing neck and back pain, according to a Northern Virginia spinal surgeon who has tips to help keep those working from home healthy. “We are seeing an uptick in those injuries in and of themselves based on…
Disc herniations are an extremely common spine condition that we see patients for at VSI. While almost everyone has heard of a disc herniation, what we have found is that most aren’t familiar with the anatomy or really know what causes it. I’m here today to provide you with more information about your diagnosis. Anatomy…
Tune in as Dr. Good explains common causes for neck pain, and provides insight about the cervical spine. Watch the Video on Youtube
Tune in as Dr. Good explains the modern advancements of robotics and technology in spine surgery. Watch the Video on Youtube
Tune in as Dr. Christopher Good shares common reasons to visit a Spine Surgeon. Watch the Video on Youtube
Treatment for adult scoliosis is becoming more prevalent as individuals strive to live longer and healthier lives. Many adults in their 30s and 40s who avoided treatment earlier in life are now noticing physical changes in posture and balance common of scoliosis. In an era where patients gain the majority of their information from online resources, it’s…
