Spine Surgeon Serving Auburn, IN
Dr. Marc Greenberg treats patients from Auburn at Greenberg Spine in Fort Wayne, part of the Parkview Health regional network. Auburn, located in DeKalb County, is just 30 minutes south of Fort Wayne via I-69, making specialized spine care easily accessible.
Approximate drive time from Auburn: 30 minutes via I-69
Residents of Auburn and DeKalb County commonly travel to Fort Wayne for fellowship-trained spine surgery expertise. The convenient I-69 corridor makes the 30-minute drive straightforward for consultations, surgical procedures, and follow-up care.
Parkview Health has facilities in DeKalb County and throughout northeast Indiana, providing coordinated care and convenient access to imaging, physical therapy, and other services closer to home when appropriate.
Why Patients from Auburn Choose Greenberg Spine
Fellowship Training
Dr. Greenberg completed fellowship training at Mayo Clinic, Johns Hopkins, and Brown University, focusing on complex spine surgery and minimally invasive techniques.
Minimally Invasive Capability
When appropriate based on imaging and symptoms, Dr. Greenberg uses minimally invasive approaches including endoscopic and motion-preserving techniques.
Clear Diagnosis & Shared Decision-Making
Every consultation includes thorough imaging review, clear explanation of findings, and discussion of all appropriate treatment options with realistic expectations.
Common Reasons Patients Travel from Auburn
Patients come to Greenberg Spine when conservative treatment has not provided adequate relief and symptoms significantly impact daily function.
Leg Pain & Sciatica
Radiating leg pain from herniated discs or spinal stenosis that limits walking, standing, or daily activities.
Stenosis with Walking Limitation
Neurogenic claudication causing leg heaviness, numbness, or weakness after short distances, often relieved by sitting or leaning forward.
Arm Pain & Cervical Myelopathy
Neck-related arm pain, hand numbness, or coordination difficulties from cervical disc herniations or spinal cord compression.
Failed Non-Operative Care
Persistent symptoms despite appropriate conservative treatment including physical therapy, medications, and injections.
Conservative Treatment First: Dr. Greenberg evaluates whether surgery is appropriate based on imaging findings, symptom severity, functional impact, and response to non-operative care. Many patients do not require surgery.
Getting Here from Auburn
Drive Time & Route
- Approximate drive time: 30 minutes
- Primary route: I-69 South from Auburn to Fort Wayne
- Distance: Approximately 25 miles
What to Expect
The I-69 corridor provides direct access from Auburn to Fort Wayne, making the drive convenient for consultations and follow-up appointments.
Specific office location details will be finalized closer to the August 2026 opening. Join the waitlist to receive updates about scheduling and directions.
Common Questions from Auburn Patients
Getting to Greenberg Spine from Auburn, IN
Most patients drive 30 minutes via I-69 for advanced spine consultation and surgery at our Fort Wayne clinic.
Travel Time: 30 minutes via I-69
No local office is currently available in Auburn, but care is coordinated through Parkview's regional network.
Local Parkview Facility: Parkview facilities throughout DeKalb County
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Parkview Health & Regional Access
Parkview Health has facilities in DeKalb County and throughout northeast Indiana, providing coordinated care across the region.
Dr. Greenberg plans to practice with Ortho NorthEast (ONE), which partners with Parkview Health. This relationship ensures coordinated care and access to advanced surgical facilities when appropriate.
Fort Wayne serves as a regional care hub for patients throughout northeast Indiana, including Auburn, with specialized spine surgery capabilities and comprehensive perioperative support.
Treatment Approach
Minimally Invasive Options (When Appropriate)
- Endoscopic discectomy for select herniated discs
- Cervical disc replacement for motion preservation when appropriate
- Minimally invasive decompression for stenosis
- Kyphoplasty for compression fractures
Fusion When Necessary
- ACDF for cervical instability or myelopathy
- Lumbar fusion for spondylolisthesis or instability
- Deformity correction when indicated