Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine

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As the nation's leader of neurosurgical practice, research, and education, Goodman Campbell provides state-of-the-art treatment for patients with disorders of the brain, spine, and nervous system—from routine procedures to the most challenging cases. The mission of Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine is to be the leader in advancing the health of adults and children with neurosurgical disorders by pr

oviding comprehensive, compassionate and superior care in a state-of-the-art environment of healing, teaching and discovery. At Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine, patients benefit from an environment in which world-class experts from medicine and academic research have come together to pursue a unique, patient-first approach to brain, spine, and nerve care. As one of North America's largest and most progressive neurosurgical practices, the expertise of our group includes a full spectrum of brain, spine, and nerve care. We treat all disorders and trauma, including brain aneurysms and subarachnoid hemorrhage, pituitary disorders, trigeminal neuralgia, and complex spinal disorders, such as discs, tumors, injuries, and degenerative disease.

Functional neurosurgeon Mark Hoeprich, MD, is turning back Parkinson’s symptoms for many of his patients through a proce...
04/17/2026

Functional neurosurgeon Mark Hoeprich, MD, is turning back Parkinson’s symptoms for many of his patients through a procedure called deep brain stimulation. Tremors, rigidity, and other Parkinson’s symptoms can make activities that were once second nature much more difficult, if not impossible.

Patients seek out Dr. Hoeprich in part because he offers many people a chance to get back the things they’ve lost.

Read more about DBS 👉https://www.goodmancampbell.com/2026/04/turning-back-parkinsons-symptoms-through-deep-brain-stimulation/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_content=ap_nilmucnf1d

April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month. At Goodman Campbell, we strive to bring hope and a better quality of life to all of our Parkinson’s patients.

We are honored to welcome Goodman Campbell patient Beth Lande to the stage at Indy NeurCon 2026, hosted by the Neurosurg...
04/16/2026

We are honored to welcome Goodman Campbell patient Beth Lande to the stage at Indy NeurCon 2026, hosted by the Neurosurgery Foundation at Goodman Campbell.

Beth will share how she was diagnosed with a brain tumor after experiencing distressing symptoms before being successfully treated by multiple physicians at Goodman Campbell.

Are you a clinician who wants to elevate their expertise and earn CE credits? Are you registered for our May 8 neurosurgery conference in Indianapolis?

Get event details here 👉http://goodmancampbell.com/about/neurocon?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_content=ap_cxlnnrcyy0

04/15/2026

For various movement disorders, neuromodulation is making a difference. We’re grateful for Dr. Hoeprich’s leadership in functional neurosurgery.

We were proud to support Goodman Campbell summer research student, Olivia Simcox, as she presented her research findings...
04/15/2026

We were proud to support Goodman Campbell summer research student, Olivia Simcox, as she presented her research findings at the 2026 American College of Osteopathic Surgeons Neurosurgery Mid-Year Updates in Charleston, SC. Olivia took the stage this weekend with an oral presentation: “Flow Diversion on ACOM and Basilar Tip Aneurysms: Reconfiguration of the Circle of Willis.”

Olivia was part of the 2025 Goodman Campbell research internship for medical students. She spent the summer working with Dr. Krishna Amuluru and the Interventional Neuroradiology team evaluating innovative treatments for neurovascular disorders.

Moments like these reflect the value of mentorship and research as we impact the next generation of physicians.

Goodman Campbell is well equipped to guide patients at every step in their healing journey.Our practice combines the spi...
04/14/2026

Goodman Campbell is well equipped to guide patients at every step in their healing journey.

Our practice combines the spine expertise of neurosurgeons, interventional pain physicians, and experienced clinicians to ensure the best possible outcome for every patient.

Full testimonial: “I can't say enough good about the care I have received from Goodman Campbell over the last 8 years! Dr. Mobasser, Dr. Wilson, and NP Erin are very knowledgeable. They, along with most of their staff, are always caring and friendly, and they make me feel comfortable. I always feel confident that I'm getting great care."

Learn more about Goodman Campbell 👉https://www.goodmancampbell.com/about/why-goodman-campbell/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_content=ap_6tx6qyvmdn

Recently Aidan Rezner, a Goodman Campbell gap year student, delivered an oral presentation: “Is Patient Satisfaction Sta...
04/13/2026

Recently Aidan Rezner, a Goodman Campbell gap year student, delivered an oral presentation: “Is Patient Satisfaction Static at 5 Years After Surgery for Cervical Spondylotic Myelopathy? A SpineCORe™ QOD Review.” at the 2026 Annual Meeting of the International Society for the Advancement of Spine Surgery (ISASS).

From April 9–11 in Miami Beach, this year’s conference brought together leading spine surgeons, researchers, and innovators from around the world to advance the science and practice of spine care.

This kind of research matters because it helps us better understand long-term patient outcomes—so we can set clearer expectations, improve care, and ultimately help our patients achieve better, lasting results.

Aidan received a prestigious award for the top independent paper, a significant academic and professional achievement. Congratulations, Aidan, on a job well done! Opportunities like this to share research and engage with global experts are what continue to push our field forward.

Your spine care should be as unique as you are. When it comes to spinal fusion, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach. ...
04/10/2026

Your spine care should be as unique as you are.

When it comes to spinal fusion, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach. Factors like your overall health, lifestyle, and individual needs all play an important role in shaping the best path forward—and can influence both your physical and mental recovery over time.

In the April issue of the Journal of Neurosurgery (JNS), Goodman Campbell physicians contributed to several articles highlighting how patient-specific factors guide clinical decision-making and surgical planning. The takeaway? Personalized care isn’t just important, it’s essential to achieving the best possible outcomes.

If you’re considering spine surgery, having a care team that looks at the full picture can make all the difference.

The plan was to build a U-shaped wall in front of his daughter’s house to shore up the yard and create space for new flo...
04/09/2026

The plan was to build a U-shaped wall in front of his daughter’s house to shore up the yard and create space for new flower beds before summer’s end. Jim Harless had hauled and stacked most of the stones and dirt necessary to complete the 55-foot-long project when he leaned over to pick up one more block when they struck — ”electrical charges” radiated down both his legs.

🌼Keep reading Jim’s story 👉 https://www.goodmancampbell.com/2026/02/a-second-mri-saved-his-mobility/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_content=ap_2wo2ywgvcn

04/08/2026

Neurosurgeon Vikas K. Parmar, MD, is a Goodman Campbell cranial and spine specialist associated with ProHealth Care in Wisconsin. He was recently featured in a video highlighting ProHealth’s spine program!

Goodman Campbell partners with healthcare organizations across Indiana—and with ProHealth Care in Waukesha, Wisconsin—to help ensure patients can access world-class care closer to home.

Dr. Parmar's clinical interests include degenerative spine pathologies, minimally invasive spinal surgery, and complex revision spinal surgeries, spine tumors, spinal vascular malformations, cranial tumors, and microvascular decompression for trigeminal neuralgia.

Ready to make a difference—one step at a time? Join us on Sunday, 4/19 at the Best Buddies Indiana Friendship Walk in In...
04/08/2026

Ready to make a difference—one step at a time?

Join us on Sunday, 4/19 at the Best Buddies Indiana Friendship Walk in Indianapolis and be part of a movement that’s changing lives through inclusion, friendship, and community.

This isn’t just a walk—it’s a celebration of connection. Every step helps support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, creating opportunities for meaningful friendships, jobs, and a more inclusive world.

Goodman Campbell is proud to be a sponsor of this event and supports the efforts of Best Buddies.

Whether you walk, donate, or cheer others on—you’re helping create a world where everyone belongs.

Sign up or learn more: https://www.bestbuddiesfriendshipwalk.org/indianapolis/

Let’s show up, step up, and walk for inclusion—together.

As an interventional neuroradiologist, Daniel H. Sahlein, MD, treats a number of endovascular brain and spine conditions...
04/03/2026

As an interventional neuroradiologist, Daniel H. Sahlein, MD, treats a number of endovascular brain and spine conditions, a job that requires careful hands, a sharp mind, and stamina, so we tapped his brain to learn how he stays on top of his own health.

It turns out that his habits are applicable to just about anyone in any line of work.

Get Dr. Sahlein’s 3 habits 👉https://www.goodmancampbell.com/2026/02/3-healthy-habits-from-an-interventional-neuroradiologist/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_content=ap_iubtgunowa

Dr. Kushal Shah recently connected with the Franciscan Health Indianapolis Family Medicine residents.During the session,...
04/01/2026

Dr. Kushal Shah recently connected with the Franciscan Health Indianapolis Family Medicine residents.

During the session, Dr. Shah presented a series of case studies focused on when to refer and how to approach complex brain and spine conditions, offering practical insights for future primary care providers.

Educational opportunities like this reinforce a shared commitment to strong partnerships with referring providers and residency programs. By helping family medicine residents recognize and respond to complex conditions, patients benefit from more timely, appropriate care and improved outcomes.

Thank you, Dr. Shah, for your time and expertise.

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