Radiculopathy near Harrisonville, MO

Care Philosophy: I'm dedicated to redefining health and empowering individuals to lead healthier, more vibrant lives.

Care Philosophy: The challenge and gratification of returning people to function are why Dr. Palmer loves orthopedics.

Care Philosophy: I am a member of Midwest Physicians, an integrated, multi-specialty group that strives to provide high quality, compassionate healthcare in a caring, affordable, timely and accessible manner. Our doctors collaborate with patients, their physician colleagues and other healthcare professionals to help ensure each patient's individual healthcare needs are met.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Peer enjoys helping patients understand their conditions and outlining rational management strategies.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Carroll strongly feels that each patient deserves to be cared for on an individual basis.

Care Philosophy: Those who know Dr. Witte will say he carries a steadfast love and kindness in all he does. An avid hunter, fisherman and overall outdoorsman, he is driven to help patients live healthy and active lifestyles

Care Philosophy: Dr. Kotwal treats every patients as they are a part of his family. He believes that surgical treatment is the last option for his patients after exhausting all non-operative options. He ensures all patients thoroughly understand the risks and benefits before a combined decision is made.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Reinhardt utilizes multimodal pain management to minimize narcotics after surgery, and he encourages early discharges home so patients can get back to normal life quicker.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Grooms' treatment philosophy centers on prioritizing non-invasive or minimally invasive interventions to address neurological conditions whenever possible. He firmly believes in exhausting non-surgical options, such as medication management, physical therapy, and lifestyle adjustments, before considering surgical interventions. His approach aims to maximize patient safety, improve quality of life, and minimize the potential risks associated with more aggressive procedures, ensuring that surgery is considered only when it is truly the most appropriate and beneficial option for the patient's condition.