Dr. Evan M. Packer, MD, Neurosurgeon

Dr. Evan M. Packer, MD, Neurosurgeon Dr. Evan Packer is one of Palm Beach County's most respected neurosurgeons, regularly diagnosing and treating a wide range of neurological conditions. Evan M.

Packer, MD, is one of Palm Beach County's most respected neurosurgeons with a comprehensive practice in brain and spinal surgery. A board-certified specialist, Dr. Packer regularly diagnoses and treats a wide range of neurological conditions, including brain, neck and spinal injuries; brain tumors; brain hemorrhages; spinal stenosis; disc bulges and herniations; neck and back pain; spinal compression fractures; sciatica; and other disorders related to the nervous system. A managing partner at the Brain and Spine Center in Boca Raton, Dr. Packer has extensive clinical training and experience in the latest treatments for trauma and elective surgical patients. Known for his thorough care and deep compassion, he takes the extra time to discuss complex procedures with patients and their families, determine the best treatment, and manage follow-up care and the rehabilitation process. In addition to his office practice, Dr. Packer treats patients and covers trauma cases at Delray Medical Center and performs elective surgery cases at Boca Raton Regional Hospital, with full privileges at the new Marcus Neuroscience Institute. Admired throughout South Florida for his clinical expertise, Dr. Packer is a Diplomate of the American Board of Neurological Surgery, a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, and affiliate assistant professor at the Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine at Florida Atlantic University. He is an active member of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, the Congress of Neurological Surgeons and the North American Spine Society. In addition, Dr. Packer regularly attends national meetings and symposiums focused on the latest techniques for treating complex disorders of the brain and spine.

I hope 2022 brings you good health, happiness and inspiration.
12/31/2021

I hope 2022 brings you good health, happiness and inspiration.

"Picking up a new language or a new instrument should not be pursuits confined to the young child.It appears, then, that...
12/29/2021

"Picking up a new language or a new instrument should not be pursuits confined to the young child.

It appears, then, that the kindest way to treat the brain is to throw something new at it."

More at Medical Xpress: https://medicalxpress.com/news/2021-12-aging-brain-words-music.html

In an era of seemingly endless panaceas for age-based mental decline, navigating through the clutter can be a considerable challenge.

"Dr. Packer is an outstanding Dr. He is compassionate, attentive and gives all the time needed. He did not rush us and e...
12/28/2021

"Dr. Packer is an outstanding Dr. He is compassionate, attentive and gives all the time needed. He did not rush us and explained everything fully. We were very lucky to have found him." - Patient testimonial

Wishing you happiness and health this holiday season and in the coming year!
12/23/2021

Wishing you happiness and health this holiday season and in the coming year!

"What does it actually take to stick with something long term? Here’s how to rewire your brain to adopt new habits for t...
12/22/2021

"What does it actually take to stick with something long term? Here’s how to rewire your brain to adopt new habits for the long haul — and drop the bad ones for good." More from Healthline:

We explore the neuroscience and psychology behind habits and how you can train your brain to stick with beneficial habits for the long haul.

"Dr. Packer is a brilliant diagnostician, an amazing surgeon and an incredible human being!" - Testimonial
12/21/2021

"Dr. Packer is a brilliant diagnostician, an amazing surgeon and an incredible human being!" - Testimonial

"Research shows that the human brain reaches its peak volume in our early 20s then begins to decline. By the time we rea...
12/16/2021

"Research shows that the human brain reaches its peak volume in our early 20s then begins to decline. By the time we reach our 40s, we usually notice this decline as we struggle to remember new information. These memory and cognition problems that come as we age can be very frustrating. So what can you do to fight this decline and improve brain health?" More at WRCB: https://www.wrcbtv.com/story/45449634/brain-health-how-to-improve-memory-cognition-and-more

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"He is very well respected in his field. He takes his time to discuss all options available to his patients. Dr. Packer ...
12/14/2021

"He is very well respected in his field. He takes his time to discuss all options available to his patients. Dr. Packer made me feel comfortable when I first met him. A good choice!!" - Patient testimonial

"Research continues to uncover the surprising ways that physical activity can improve our well-being, and this includes ...
12/08/2021

"Research continues to uncover the surprising ways that physical activity can improve our well-being, and this includes how different forms of exercise can offer unique benefits to the brain. The latest study to dig into this relationship reveals how just 10 minutes of moderate jogging can boost our mood and executive function, by improving blood flow to a key region of the brain." More in New Atlas: https://newatlas.com/health-wellbeing/10-minutes-moderate-jogging-boost-mood-brain-function/

Research continues to uncover the surprising ways that physical activity can improve our well-being, and this includes how different forms of exercise can offer unique benefits to the brain. The latest study to dig into this relationship reveals how just 10 minutes of moderate jogging can boost our....

I met Dr. Packer 12-1-20 after being taken to Good Samaritan by Ambulance. I had pinched nerves and a bulging disc in th...
12/07/2021

I met Dr. Packer 12-1-20 after being taken to Good Samaritan by Ambulance. I had pinched nerves and a bulging disc in the lower back and had slipped on the floor ... Dr. Packer looked at me and said I can fix your back!! Sounds great, go ahead. Since surgery,1 year now, I feel better than I have in years. No numbness, pain in legs or back, no more pills for neuropathy in the legs. - Patient testimonial

Have a restful weekend ...
12/03/2021

Have a restful weekend ...

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Evan M. Packer, MD, is one of Palm Beach County's most respected neurosurgeons with a comprehensive practice in brain and spinal surgery. A board-certified specialist, Dr. Packer regularly diagnoses and treats a wide range of neurological conditions, including brain, neck and spinal injuries; brain tumors; brain hemorrhages; spinal stenosis; disc bulges and herniations; neck and back pain; spinal compression fractures; sciatica; and other disorders related to the nervous system. A managing partner at the Brain and Spine Center in Delray Beach, Dr. Packer has extensive clinical training and experience in the latest treatments for trauma and elective surgical patients. Known for his thorough care and deep compassion, he takes the extra time to discuss complex procedures with patients and their families, determine the best treatment, and manage follow-up care and the rehabilitation process. In addition to his office practice, Dr. Packer treats patients and covers trauma cases at Delray Medical Center and performs elective surgery cases at Boca Raton Regional Hospital, with full privileges at the new Marcus Neuroscience Institute. Admired throughout South Florida for his clinical expertise, Dr. Packer is a Diplomate of the American Board of Neurological Surgery, a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, and affiliate assistant professor at the Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine at Florida Atlantic University. He is an active member of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, the Congress of Neurological Surgeons and the North American Spine Society. In addition, Dr. Packer regularly attends national meetings and symposiums focused on the latest techniques for treating complex disorders of the brain and spine.