Elvin Kendell Hardy, MD

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I decided to go into medicine because it allows me to serve others in need. I am a very detail-oriented person, and this has helped me in my path to neurosurgery. I enjoy walking with my patients through all aspects of their care. In my practice, I see a lot of spinal issues as well as neck and back issues. My passion is watching people that come in with horrible conditions get better and progress after surgery and through the continuum of care. My goal as a provider is to improve the quality of life for my patients.

I chose neurosurgery because it's about always learning and serving others through tough times. I'm drawn to the attention to detail it requires. Seeing patients improve and regain quality of life motivates me. Helping people manage chronic pain and regain their desired quality of life is fulfilling. My faith, family, and the desire to be a trusted provider drive me. I aim to instill trust in patients so they feel comfortable following my recommendations.