Neurological care in northeast Florida
Our experienced board-certified neurosurgeons treat patients with brain and spine disorders as well as spinal injuries. Dr. Horowitz and Dr. Rothschild are dedicated to improving a patient’s quality of life through a comprehensive and thoughtful examination and diagnosis.
Neurosurgical care
At HCA Florida First Coast Neurosurgery, our team is committed to providing excellent neurological care to northeast Florida in Orange Park and the greater Jacksonville communities.
Office locations
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First Coast Neurosurgery
Address
1825 Kingsley AveSuite 170
Orange Park, FL 32073
About HCA Florida First Coast Neurosurgery
Patient-centered care
We provide experienced neurosurgical care for the communities of northeast Florida, including Orange Park and the greater Jacksonville area. Both Dr. Michael Horowitz and Dr. Cheslovas Rothschild are board-certified in neurological surgery and treat a wide range of conditions including spine and cranial/brain surgery.
Conditions we treat
We provide neurosurgery as well as cerebrovascular surgery for conditions, including:
- Brain and spinal disorders
- Brain tumors
- Cranial nerve disorders
- Hemifacial spasms
- Movement disorders
- Obstructive sleep apnea
- Spinal injury
- Traumatic brain injury
Treating essential tremor & cranial nerve disorders
Essential Tremor is one of the more common movement disorders. The disorder often involves the involuntary shaking of a patient's hands, arms or the lower limbs. Essential Tremor can occur at any age but is most commonly associated with patients ages 40 years and older.
Using ultrasound-guided technology, we are able to precisely deliver thermal energy to the Ventralis Intermediate Nucleus (VIM) of the thalamus which reduces or eliminates tremor. This procedure is considered painless and minimally invasive with the patient being discharged same day.
We also treat Hemifacial Spasms (HN), Trigeminal Neuralgia (TN), Geniculate Neuralgia (GN), Glossopharyngeal Neuralgia (GLN), and Occiptal Neuralgia (ON) which are otherwise known as cranial nerve disorders.
Depending on the diagnosis, our range of treatments can vary from medications, use of ultrasound guided technology or radiation technologies, and in some cases, through surgery.
Patient resources
Patient care is our first priority, and we're committed to making your experience as convenient as possible. Learn more about the resources available to our patients.