Community Spine Center - North

Community Spine Center offers a full range of care for back, neck and spine pain, including:

• Assessment of condition for a more accurate diagnosis
• On-site imaging
• On-site physical therapy
• Injections
  • Spinal nerve injection
  • Intra-articular joint injections
  • Epidural steroid injections
• EMG (ElectroMyoGram) testing
• NCS (Nerve Conduction Study) testing
• Specialty consultations and evaluations
• Referrals to spine surgeons
• Physician triage
• A care navigator who facilitates the flow of information between the health care providers and the patient and family

Registration Forms

To save time, click the links below to view and print forms that you may complete and take to your appointment.

Select only one of the following based on your primary pain area (back or neck):

• Back pain
• Neck pain
• Procedure only

Optional forms

• Notice of Privacy Practices

Your Appointment

Please arrive 30 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment time for your first visit. There will be a few additional fill-in-the-blank forms to complete when you arrive.

What to bring:

• Previous X-rays, CT scan, bone scan or MRI scans, films and reports
• Name and dosage of all current medications
• Completed pre-registration forms (download above)

Our physicians are physiatrists, a type of doctor specially trained in physical medicine and rehabilitation to treat back, neck and spine pain. They are experts at diagnosing and treating pain and restoring function.

Meet the Physicians

The care team also includes nurse practitioners and physician assistants who partner with our physicians to review the patient history and conduct physical exams, order diagnostic tests, develop treatment plans, prescribe medication and make referrals as needed.

Meet the Therapists

All our physical therapists are certified in the McKenzie Method and promote the highest standards of using the McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy MDT protocols.

Jason Elenburg, PT, Dip. MDT
Jason has over 30 years of experience as a physical therapist, beginning his career in both hospital and outpatient settings. Following his graduation from Indiana University’s physical therapy program, he has benefitted professionally from his education with the McKenzie Institute International. He earned a diploma in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT) in 2011. Joining the Community Spine Center in 2008 has allowed Jason to use his knowledge of MDT on a daily basis to serve those with pain and activity limitations. His clinical interests include the McKenzie Method, pain neuroscience education, and how to assist individuals in staying mobile and independent as they age well.

Genevieve Davis, PT, DPT, Cert. MDT
Genevieve brings well over a decade of clinical expertise to her role as a physical therapist. She holds a doctorate degree in physical therapy from the University of Indianapolis. Since 2013, the Community Spine Center has benefited from Genevieve’s commitment to evidence-based care and the genuine connection that she establishes with the patients that she serves. Genevieve’s clinical strengths include her knowledge of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT) in spinal care and pain neuroscience education.

Genevieve serves as an adjunct professor and guest lecturer for local physical therapy programs, inspiring the next generation of physical therapists. She serves as a clinical instructor for physical therapy students interested in MDT / the McKenzie Method and pain neuroscience education.