Paris P.
6/7/2016
I got my first of 2 spine operations from Dr. McCance when I was 18 years old. 7 days later, he operated again to finalize the procedure. This was in 2001 (15 years ago), and yet I'm still as...
Spine Associates of NYC: Sean McCance, MD
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1155 Park Ave Ste E
New York, NY 10128
Spine Associates of NYC, located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, is a leading orthopedic spine surgery practice renowned for its commitment to personalized patient care. Under the leadership of Dr. Sean McCance and his expert team, they offer a comprehensive range of surgical and non-surgical treatment options for various spinal conditions, ensuring that each patient's unique needs are met.
With over 14,000 spine surgeries performed, the facility prioritizes conservative treatment methods before recommending surgical interventions, providing a holistic approach to spine health. Their dedicated staff facilitates seamless care by coordinating appointments, diagnostic tests, and insurance processes, exemplifying a concierge medicine model tailored to enhance patient experience.
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4.016 reviews
Dwayne F.
10/14/2020
I went to this doctor because I have suffered from chronic neck pain for 13 years. I realized he was out-of-network, but he appeared to have a a lot of experience doing these surgeries. When I...
Karla E.
1/23/2020
Dr. Mccance was cold and uninterested. Poor bedside manner. Barely listened to me. Was only interested in knowing the surgeon who did my prior surgery, the whole visit was weird and awkward. Sent...
Robert S.
10/17/2018
Ask Dr. Mccance about the risk of adhesive arachnoiditis. He never mentioned it to me. I now have this incurable disease of the spine, in intractable, debilitating pain. I repeatedly went back to...
Susanne B.
8/25/2019
Dr. McCance is a magician in the OR i could not walk before the surgery and after he did a seven hour spinal fusion I am back on my feet moving again. His staff is wonderful. I cannot praise him...
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