At Ventura Neurosurgery, we cherish the doctor-patient relationship. For more than half a century, our team has served Ventura County with a simple philosophy: treat every patient like family. We pride ourselves on practicing medicine with "old-fashioned" values—taking the time to truly listen, explain, and care for you as an individual, not just a chart number.
Our surgeons specialize in the brain, spine, and peripheral nervous system, involving you in every step of the decision-making process. We understand that surgery is a major decision. That is why we are committed to exploring all non-surgical paths first, recommending procedures only when they are the absolute best option for your unique situation.
We value your feedback and look forward to being a partner in your health. To experience neurosurgical care centered around you, schedule a consultation by phone or use our online booking tool today.
At Ventura Neurosurgery, we cherish the doctor-patient relationship. For more than half a century, our team has served Ventura County with a simple philosophy: treat every patient like family. We pride ourselves on practicing medicine with "old-fashioned" values—taking the time to truly listen, explain, and care for you as an individual, not just a chart number.
Our surgeons specialize in the brain, spine, and peripheral nervous system, involving you in every step of the decision-making process. We understand that surgery is a major decision. That is why we are committed to exploring all non-surgical paths first, recommending procedures only when they are the absolute best option for your unique situation.
We value your feedback and look forward to being a partner in your health. To experience neurosurgical care centered around you, schedule a consultation by phone or use our online booking tool today.
Listed are some of the insurances that we accept. Please contact the office for more information regarding insurances, payment options, and authorizations.
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