Patient Resources

Protect and Maintain Your Spinal Health

RESOURCES FOR YOUR SPINE WELLNESS

Our spinal health impacts our daily lives - from decisions we make about how active we stay, to mobility and basic functions. Discover the treatment option that is right for your spinal condition with Dr. K. Brandon Strenge, M.D., and learn ways you can keep your spine healthy. Here are some guides to keep you on track before treatment, throughout recovery, and during the many years that follow.

INSURANCE PROVIDERS

See if You’re Covered

Our practice accepts most major insurance plans. Please call the office to speak with one of our knowledgeable staff members about your individual coverage.

NEW PATIENT FORMS

PATIENT INFO FORM

MEDICAL RECORDS

PATIENT RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES

NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES

NOTICE OF GOOD FAITH ESTIMATE

PREPARING FOR YOUR VISIT

Before your first visit, there are several ways in which you can prepare. Take a moment to collect some information that will help you during your first appointment. Bring a prepared list of any medications you are currently taking, along with a copy of your medical records, and CT, MRI or X-ray imaging and summary reports. You may also want to fill out our new patient forms ahead of your visit. Be sure to bring a copy of your driver’s license and up-to-date insurance card.

We want our patients to feel as prepared and informed as possible, so please bring any questions about your condition to your first visit as well. Your nurse will also review a list of questions about your medical history during this visit as well. Please call our office 24 hours ahead of an appointment, should you need to cancel, so we may offer that appointment to a patient on our waiting list.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)

Which non-surgical treatments do you offer?

We offer pain management solutions to patients suffering from chronic spinal conditions ranging from non-surgical treatments, such as epidural injections, physical therapy and medications, to reconstructive spinal surgeries. Our focus is to maintain motion preservation for our patients and to relieve pain in the least-invasive way possible.

Which health insurance do you take?

Our practice accepts most major insurance policies. Please contact our office to learn more about your coverage.

How can I learn more about my diagnosis?

Our Patient Resources page provides insights into many common spinal conditions. We offer many surgical and non-surgical treatment options to patients.

How long does an artificial disc last?

Cervical disc replacement surgery often lasts 60 years or more. A new disc will provide pain relief and give stability to your spine - ask your doctor for more information on what to expect from your new disc and future pain management.

Will my insurance cover a cervical disc replacement surgery?

Before scheduling a procedure, we encourage all patients to reach out to their insurance providers to verify coverage details. Understanding your insurance benefits ensures a smooth process and helps you make informed decisions about your healthcare journey.

Am I a candidate for ADR?

Your age, the specifics of your spinal condition, whether or not you’ve had a previous spinal surgery, genetics and lifestyle may all play a role in determining whether or not you are a candidate for ADR. Reach out to our team today for an assessment with Dr. K. Brandon Strenge, M.D., and find out which treatment is best suited for your condition.