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Treating Veterans with the Next Generation of Neurosurgeons

People who’ve served in the U.S. military often face health issues most American citizens do not.

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Employee Feedback Earns Goodman Campbell an “IndyStar Top Workplace” Designation for 2021

The employees of Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine are proud to be a part of an organization with a collaborative culture and meaningful mission- and it shows.

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New COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic

If you have not already received your COVID-19 vaccine and would like to, you can register today at a new vaccine clinic location in Indianapolis! Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine’s Dr. John Scott, a neurointerventional radiologist, organized this COVID-19 vaccine clinic alongside Pastor Clarence White and Dr. Miracle Anokwute, a neurosurgery resident. Dr. Scott has […]

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Goodman Campbell and the New Lucas Family Brain and Spine Hospital at Ascension St. Vincent Elevate Complex Care for Patients in the Midwest

With the health and well-being of patients in mind, we’re pleased to announce that the Lucas Family Brain and Spine Hospital at Ascension St. Vincent is now open in Indianapolis. Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine and Ascension St. Vincent are partners on the new hospital. “This state-of-the-art facility is a destination Center of Excellence for […]

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In Cervical Spine Cases, Expert Diagnosis and Treatment Make the Difference

If you’re having pain in your neck, shoulder, or arm—or if you’ve experienced progressive numbness, tingling, or loss of coordination in your hands—these may be signs of an issue involving your cervical spine. Your neck, or cervical spine, includes the vertebrae that support your head and connect to your upper back. Your cervical vertebrae (C1 […]

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Going Above and Beyond!

The mission of Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine is to be the leader in advancing the health of adults and children with neurosurgical disorders by providing comprehensive, compassionate and superior care in a state-of-the-art environment of healing, teaching and discovery. 2020 has been an eventful year for our physicians, research and academics team, partners, and […]

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Recovery from Traumatic Brain Injury Requires Patience and Perspective

Traumatic brain injury (TBI)—a trauma to the brain caused by an external force—is the most common form of acquired brain injury. According to CDC data, about 2.87 million TBI-related ER visits, hospitalizations, and deaths occurred during 2014 alone. March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, when brain and spine physicians spotlight the prevalence of these injuries […]

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The Oregon Trail Back to Indiana: Welcome Dr. Monica Wehby

Pediatric neurosurgery is an important subspecialty at Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine—and finding another great pediatric neurosurgeon to invite into our practice has been a priority for us for some time. That’s why we’re especially pleased to welcome Dr. Monica Wehby, an internationally recognized expert in spina bifida, tethered cord syndrome, and other pediatric conditions. […]

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Gone Fishing: Celebrating the Career of Dr. Steven M. James

It’s not going to be the same around Goodman Campbell. Dr. Steven M. James, one of our spine and peripheral nerve specialists, is leaving us for a much-deserved retirement after 30 years with our practice. Dr. James joined Goodman Campbell in 1991 and has been chairman of neurosurgery at St. Francis Hospital for the past […]

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