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1888 Antilley Rd., Abilene, TX 79606
Satellite locations across West Texas
For an appointment call: 325-795-1888

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For Case Managers

SpineAbilene can provide case managers and rehab nurses with a quick update and charts on patient progress through the Internet via e-mail. Use this form below to request a progress report. Clinical outcome data is also sent out periodically.

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Need more information on back and neck pain?
Click here to view resource books on spine problems, what causes back pain, what causes neck pain and when to see the doctor.

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Exercise Library

SpineAbilene Exercise Library

Stretching and exercising provide ample benefits to back and neck pain sufferers: pain relief, strengthening, increased flexibility, and more. Select the above image to view our Exercise Library.

Anatomy Library

Anatomy Library

Medical illustrations and descriptions may help you to understand what causes back or neck pain. Select the above image to view our Anatomy Library.

Medical Animations

Anatomy Library

In addition to the illustrations featured in our Anatomy Library, you will find interactive, step-by-step video presentations that explain spine conditions and the available treatment procedures.

Nonsurgical Treatment

Nonsurgical Care

Our nonsurgical emphasis in treating back and neck problems is often successful in helping people return to activity without surgery. Select the above image to learn more about Nonsurgical Care.

Regional Spine Center

Regional Spine Center

SpineAbilene provides all the specialists, diagnostic, and rehabilitation facility, all under one roof. Select the above image to learn more about the qualities that make us a Regional Spine Center.

Details of Spine Problems

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Our Spine Problems resource describes the symptoms, causes, and treatment options for spine conditions affecting the back and neck. Select the above image to view our Spine Problems section.