In-person consultations are available at our Los Angeles clinic only.
In-Person consultations: LA Only
At Southern California Brain & Spine Surgery, Dr. Moksha Ranasinghe, MD, FAANS, recognized as a top spine doctor in Los Angeles, provides advanced care for neck pain with personalized treatment options tailored to each patient’s needs. She delivers expert solutions for individuals throughout Los Angeles and offers virtual second opinions for those seeking trusted spine guidance from anywhere in the world.
Contact us today to schedule a consultation and explore your treatment options.
Neck pain can be caused by several factors, including spinal injuries, degeneration of tissues, bones, joints, ligaments, or muscles, poor posture, or holding an unnatural head position for extended periods.
This is sharp and sudden, often radiating to the head, shoulders, arms, or even down the spine. It usually improves with rest, physical therapy, and self-care.
If neck pain lasts for more than three months and worsens over time, it is classified as chronic. Certain activities may aggravate chronic pain, and it requires professional medical attention for proper diagnosis and treatment.
At Southern California Brain & Spine Surgery, we craft personalized plans to ease your neck pain and improve movement, using cutting-edge tools trusted by top specialists. Our approach includes:
Medication, targeted physical therapy, and other conservative treatment therapies to alleviate discomfort and support long-term spinal health.
Advanced procedures designed to correct spinal issues with minimal recovery time, helping you return to daily activities faster.
Pinpointing your neck pain’s cause demands precision. Our cutting-edge imaging, trusted by top specialists, ensures accurate diagnoses and effective treatment plans. Technologies we use:
When dealing with neck pain, it’s crucial to have the right expert by your side. Dr. Moksha Ranasinghe, MD, FAANS, one of the top-rated spine doctors in Los Angeles, offers over 20 years of experience as a board-certified neurosurgeon. Specializing in complex spinal and nerve conditions, Dr. Ranasinghe provides personalized, expert care. Her strong affiliations with renowned hospitals such as Good Samaritan Hospital and Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center guarantee that each patient receives the highest standard of care and access to advanced medical technologies.
Questioning your neck pain diagnosis or treatment plan? Our virtual second opinion service gives you expert insights from Dr. Ranasinghe—no travel required. Upload your records, get a detailed review, and gain confidence in your next steps.
We work with major insurance plans to ensure your neck pain treatment is covered. Contact us to verify your options and start today.
Find relief from neck pain with expert care and trusted solutions. Whether you’re in LA or seeking a second opinion from anywhere, we’re here to help.
During your first visit, Dr. Ranasinghe will review your medical history, symptoms, and any relevant imaging studies. This thorough assessment helps develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to your needs. If you’re seeking a Virtual Second Opinion, our expert will analyze your case and provide a detailed report with treatment recommendations.
We specialize in treating a wide range of brain and spine conditions, including:
We offer both surgical and non-surgical treatments, including medication, physical therapy, minimally invasive procedures, and complex spine surgeries like laminectomy, discectomy, and spinal fusion. Our goal is to provide the most effective and least invasive solutions.
To schedule a consultation, please call our office directly at (213) 369-4583 or complete the online form to request an appointment.
We accept a wide range of major insurance plans to ensure that our patients receive the care they need. For details about your specific coverage or to verify insurance information, please contact our office directly at (213) 369-4583.
To ensure a smooth and efficient visit, please bring the following documents and information:
A Virtual Second Opinion provides expert evaluation of your diagnosis and treatment options. It is valuable if you need confirmation of a diagnosis, your condition isn’t improving, you’re considering invasive surgery, or you’ve been told your condition is untreatable.
Once we receive your medical records, we aim to provide your report within 4 to 6 business days. Any delays in obtaining records from other providers may affect this timeline, but we will keep you updated.
No, the process is entirely remote. You can upload your medical records online, and our expert will review them and provide a detailed report. You may also schedule a virtual consultation to discuss the findings.
No, you are not obligated to receive treatment from us. Our goal is to provide you with valuable insights to make an informed decision about your healthcare. You are free to seek care from any provider you choose.
Neck pain can irritate cervical joints and muscles that refer pain to the head. This is common with tension headaches and cervicogenic headaches. Poor posture and prolonged screen use often worsen these symptoms.
If pain travels into the shoulder, arm, or hand, or is paired with numbness or weakness, a nerve may be involved. These symptoms often indicate cervical disc or nerve root compression and need evaluation.
Morning stiffness often points to joint or disc degeneration in the cervical spine. Inflammation builds overnight, making movement painful until tissues loosen with activity.
Yes. Compression of the spinal cord in the neck can interfere with balance and coordination. If you notice clumsiness, unsteady walking, or hand weakness, prompt evaluation is important.
Postural strain can cause chronic muscle imbalance and joint stress over time. If pain persists or worsens despite ergonomic changes, underlying spinal issues should be ruled out.
Neck pain accompanied by weakness, numbness, trouble walking, or bowel or bladder changes is urgent. These symptoms may indicate spinal cord involvement and should not be ignored.
At Southern California Brain & Spine Surgery, Dr. Moksha Ranasinghe, MD, FAANS, recognized as a top spine doctor in Los Angeles, provides advanced care for neck pain with personalized treatment options tailored to each patient’s needs. She delivers expert solutions for individuals throughout Los Angeles and offers virtual second opinions for those seeking trusted spine guidance from anywhere in the world.
Contact us today to schedule a consultation and explore your treatment options.
Neck pain can be caused by several factors, including spinal injuries, degeneration of tissues, bones, joints, ligaments, or muscles, poor posture, or holding an unnatural head position for extended periods
This is sharp and sudden, often radiating to the head, shoulders, arms, or even down the spine. It usually improves with rest, physical therapy, and self-care.
If neck pain lasts for more than three months and worsens over time, it is classified as chronic. Certain activities may aggravate chronic pain, and it requires professional medical attention for proper diagnosis and treatment.
Neck pain can be caused by several factors, including spinal injuries, degeneration of tissues, bones, joints, ligaments, or muscles, poor posture, or holding an unnatural head position for extended periods.
This is sharp and sudden, often radiating to the head, shoulders, arms, or even down the spine. It usually improves with rest, physical therapy, and self-care.
If neck pain lasts for more than three months and worsens over time, it is classified as chronic. Certain activities may aggravate chronic pain, and it requires professional medical attention for proper diagnosis and treatment.
At Southern California Brain & Spine Surgery, we craft personalized plans to ease your neck pain and improve movement, using cutting-edge tools trusted by top specialists. Our approach includes:
Medication, targeted physical therapy, and other conservative treatment therapies to alleviate discomfort and support long-term spinal health.
Advanced procedures designed to correct spinal issues with minimal recovery time, helping you return to daily activities faster.
Pinpointing your neck pain’s cause demands precision. Our cutting-edge imaging, trusted by top specialists, ensures accurate diagnoses and effective treatment plans. Technologies we use:
When dealing with neck pain, it’s crucial to have the right expert by your side. Dr. Moksha Ranasinghe, MD, FAANS, one of the top-rated spine doctors in Los Angeles, offers over 20 years of experience as a board-certified neurosurgeon. Specializing in complex spinal and nerve conditions, Dr. Ranasinghe provides personalized, expert care. Her strong affiliations with renowned hospitals such as Good Samaritan Hospital and Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center guarantee that each patient receives the highest standard of care and access to advanced medical technologies.
Questioning your neck pain diagnosis or treatment plan? Our virtual second opinion service gives you expert insights from Dr. Ranasinghe no travel required. Upload your records, get a detailed review, and gain confidence in your next steps.
We work with major insurance plans to ensure your neck pain treatment is covered. Contact us to verify your options and start today.
We work with major insurance plans to ensure your neck pain treatment is covered. Contact us to verify your options and start today.
Find relief from neck pain with expert care and trusted solutions. Whether you’re in LA or seeking a second opinion from anywhere, we’re here to help.
During your first visit, Dr. Ranasinghe will review your medical history, symptoms, and any relevant imaging studies. This thorough assessment helps develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to your needs. If you’re seeking a Virtual Second Opinion, our expert will analyze your case and provide a detailed report with treatment recommendations.
We specialize in treating a wide range of brain and spine conditions, including:
We offer both surgical and non-surgical treatments, including medication, physical therapy, minimally invasive procedures, and complex spine surgeries like laminectomy, discectomy, and spinal fusion. Our goal is to provide the most effective and least invasive solutions.
To schedule a consultation, please call our office directly at (213) 369-4583 or complete the online form to request an appointment.
We accept a wide range of major insurance plans to ensure that our patients receive the care they need. For details about your specific coverage or to verify insurance information, please contact our office directly at (213) 369-4583.
To ensure a smooth and efficient visit, please bring the following documents and information:
A Virtual Second Opinion provides expert evaluation of your diagnosis and treatment options. It is valuable if you need confirmation of a diagnosis, your condition isn’t improving, you’re considering invasive surgery, or you’ve been told your condition is untreatable.
Once we receive your medical records, we aim to provide your report within 4 to 6 business days. Any delays in obtaining records from other providers may affect this timeline, but we will keep you updated.
No, the process is entirely remote. You can upload your medical records online, and our expert will review them and provide a detailed report. You may also schedule a virtual consultation to discuss the findings.
No, you are not obligated to receive treatment from us. Our goal is to provide you with valuable insights to make an informed decision about your healthcare. You are free to seek care from any provider you choose.
Neck pain can irritate cervical joints and muscles that refer pain to the head. This is common with tension headaches and cervicogenic headaches. Poor posture and prolonged screen use often worsen these symptoms.
If pain travels into the shoulder, arm, or hand, or is paired with numbness or weakness, a nerve may be involved. These symptoms often indicate cervical disc or nerve root compression and need evaluation.
Morning stiffness often points to joint or disc degeneration in the cervical spine. Inflammation builds overnight, making movement painful until tissues loosen with activity.
Yes. Compression of the spinal cord in the neck can interfere with balance and coordination. If you notice clumsiness, unsteady walking, or hand weakness, prompt evaluation is important.
Postural strain can cause chronic muscle imbalance and joint stress over time. If pain persists or worsens despite ergonomic changes, underlying spinal issues should be ruled out.
Neck pain accompanied by weakness, numbness, trouble walking, or bowel or bladder changes is urgent. These symptoms may indicate spinal cord involvement and should not be ignored.
Precision, care, and expertise for your neurosurgical needs, ensuring optimal recovery and well-being.
1300 N Vermont, Suite 600, Los Angeles, CA, 90027
Precision, care, and expertise for your neurosurgical needs, ensuring optimal recovery and well-being.
1300 N Vermont, Suite 600, Los Angeles, CA, 90027
