Whether Newport is home or your vacation destination, you can’t enjoy its splendor if you’re experiencing back pain. The experts at the Norman Prince Spine Institute at Newport Hospital can help you get back to what matters most.
Back pain is one of the most common reasons people go to the doctor, miss work, and forego events and activities. It can range from an ache that lingers to a more complex and debilitating pain. It’s important to get an expert opinion on the cause of your pain.
The Norman Prince Spine Institute at Newport Hospital is the only comprehensive, multidisciplinary program in the region. We take a patient-centered, collaborative approach, working closely with colleagues in neurosurgery, neurology, pain medicine, interventional radiology, as well as physical and occupational therapists and other specialty-trained providers.
Our Team of Experts
Alexios G. Carayannopoulos, DO, MPH, DABPMR, FASOMR, FFSMB
Chief of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Rhode Island Hospital, Newport Hospital and Brown Health Medical Group
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Our Services
You’ll meet with leading national spine and back experts when you visit our Newport location. Our services include:
- Advanced pain management
- State-of-the-art imaging and technology
- Minimally invasive injections and interventions
- Alternative therapies
- Physical and occupational therapy and rehabilitation services
- Innovative spine surgery
And, with additional locations throughout Rhode Island, we offer extended treatment and services. Learn more about the Norman Prince Spine Institute.
Spine Care Treatment Options
Our comprehensive care model includes consultation and evaluation; medical, surgical, and minimally invasive treatment options; and support services to aid in rehabilitation.
Preparing for Your First Appointment
Deciding to see a spine specialist for your back pain can be daunting. Preparing beforehand and knowing what to expect can help allay fears and ensure you get the best out of your appointment.
How to Sleep With Back Pain
Many who experience back pain may also often have difficulty falling or staying asleep. Poor sleep may contribute to larger problems over time, however there are some factors you can control to alleviate some of your pain.