Spine Care

Welcome to STL Spine Care

Start Your Visit With One Simple Form

Before we can treat your pain, we want to understand what’s behind it. The Patient History Form gives us important insight into your health, past treatments, and current symptoms, so we can personalize care that truly fits you.

Checklist for Your First Appointment

To make your visit as simple as possible, please bring the following documents with you:

Insurance information and card

To ensure a smooth check-in process, kindly submit your insurance details and bring your card to your visit.

A list of your current medications

Help us understand your medical background by providing a complete list of medications you’re currently taking.

X-ray films and MRIs (if available)

Bring any recent imaging such as X-rays or MRIs (if available) to assist in a more accurate diagnosis and treatment plan.

Insurances Accepted

Insurance & Responsibilities

Most major insurance plans are accepted here at Coury Spine, LLC. To avoid surprises, we recommend checking with your insurance provider ahead of time. You’ll find their contact info right on your insurance card.

Note: We accept traditional Medicare, but not Medicare Advantage plans at this time.

If your visit is related to a work injury or auto accident:

What to Expect During Your First Visit

At STL Spine Care, we know that dealing with back or neck pain is already stressful enough. That’s why we aim to make your first visit as laid-back and helpful as possible. Here’s a quick look at what your first appointment will be like.

You’ll typically meet with one of our experienced spine specialists or clinical team members who will:

Need to Reschedule?

We understand that things come up. If you need to reschedule your appointment, please give us a call as soon as possible, ideally at least 24 hours in advance. This allows us to offer that time to another patient who may be waiting for care.

Late cancellations or missed appointments may be subject to a fee, depending on the circumstances. For more details, feel free to reach out to our front desk team.

FAQs

When should I see a spine specialist?

If you have persistent back or neck pain, numbness, weakness, difficulty walking, or loss of bladder/bowel control, you should seek specialist care promptly. Early diagnosis can prevent the worsening of conditions.

Recovery time varies by procedure and individual health but typically involves a hospital stay followed by weeks or months of rehabilitation. Your surgeon will provide a detailed recovery plan.

Contact your insurance provider to confirm if the specialist is in-network. The clinic’s billing department can also assist you with insurance and payment questions.
Yes, seeking a second opinion is encouraged to ensure the best treatment plan. Bring all your medical records and imaging for review.
Yes, we do. Be sure to bring all related documentation or claims information to your appointment.