Best Radiculopathy Doctors in Englewood, OH

Andrew Diller, MD is a native of the Dayton area and completed his undergraduate and medical school education at Wright State University. After finishing residency training in family medicine at Good Samaritan Hospital (closed in 2018) in Dayton, he completed an additional year of fellowship training in geriatrics at Miami Valley Hospital.

Michael A. Deyhle, PA received his Masters of Physician Assistant Studies from Kettering College of Medical Arts in 2016. Michael received his Bachelors of Science in Biology from the University of Dayton in 2012.

Sara Marietta, CNP received her master's of nursing, family nurse practitioner, from the University of Cincinnati in 2015. Sara received her bachelor's in science, nursing, from Wright State University in 2011.

Benjamin D. Mishler, MPAS, PA-C, AT received his Master of Physician Assistant Studies from Kettering College in Kettering, OH in 2020. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Athletic Training from Anderson University in Anderson, IN in 2014. Benjamin is certified as a physician assistant by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants.

Ian K. White, MD received his Doctor of Medicine from Saint Louis University in St. Louis, MO. Dr. White completed his neurosurgery residency at Indiana University Health in Indianapolis, IN. He is board certified in neurosurgery. Dr. White is a member of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, Congress of Neurological Surgeons, and American Medical Association.

Chauncy Eakins, MD, received his medical degree Ross University (NJ) in 2008, and completed his residency at Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center (NY) in 2014. Dr. Eakins completed his fellowship at Michigan Sports and Spine in 2015. Dr. Eakins will work with Michael Verdon, DO, a neurosurgeon at the Clinical Neuroscience Institute at their office at Miami Valley Hospital North. The two physicians will work together in a single, convenient office location in order to collaborate on patient care for nonsurgical and other treatment options.

Dr. Quinones believes that although some spinal conditions are emergent or urgent and require surgical intervention, most spine problems do not go on to surgery. He will only offer surgery if he truly believes it will help his patients. He does not force surgery on anyone. The patient and Dr. Quinones will make the decision together on the best surgical option for the patient. We will look for minimally invasive options if possible but also make sure to provide a durable solution to minimize the chances of needing surgery in the future and provide long-term pain relief. Every patient should leave his office feeling well-educated on their condition and confident in the plan, whether surgical or not.