Bryan and Northwest Ohio residents have access to fellowship-trained spine surgery expertise just 30 minutes away in Fort Wayne. Dr. Marc Greenberg brings Mayo Clinic, Johns Hopkins, and Brown University training to the region, specializing in minimally invasive and endoscopic spine surgery. Most patients start with conservative care; surgery is considered only when appropriate conservative treatment has been tried and imaging confirms a correctable structural problem.
Bryan and Northwest Ohio residents no longer need to travel to Toledo or Fort Wayne for fellowship-trained spine surgery expertise. Dr. Marc Greenberg brings advanced minimally invasive spine care to the region, with training from Mayo Clinic, Johns Hopkins, and Brown University. Located in Fort Wayne, Indiana — just 30 minutes from Bryan — Greenberg Spine offers Ohio patients access to the latest endoscopic and robotic-assisted spine surgery techniques. Fellowship training combined with advanced technology, close to home.
We proudly serve Bryan and the surrounding Northwest Ohio and Northeast Indiana communities. Patients from these areas find our Fort Wayne office convenient and accessible:
Dr. Greenberg's educational path represents training at three of the nation's most prestigious medical institutions:
Dr. Greenberg's educational path is unique — medical school at Mayo Clinic, residency at Johns Hopkins, and fellowship at Brown University — representing the focused subspecialty training of training in spine surgery.
Traditional spine surgery requires large incisions and extensive muscle disruption. Dr. Greenberg specializes in minimally invasive techniques that often use incisions under 1 inch.
Benefits for Bryan patients:
Greenberg Spine
10021 Dupont Circle Court East, Suite 200
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
From Bryan, Ohio:
About 30 minutes via US-127 South and US-6 West
Parking:
Free parking available directly in front of the building. Handicap-accessible entrance.
Office Hours:
Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
In addition to Bryan and Northwest Ohio, we serve patients throughout Northeast Indiana including Fort Wayne, Auburn, Angola, Kendallville, Columbia City, Huntington, and Warsaw.
Many Fort Wayne residents choose Greenberg Spine for fellowship-trained expertise and minimally invasive options not widely available in the region.
Learn about Fort Wayne spine surgery services →We accept most major insurance plans, including many Ohio Medicaid and Medicare plans. Most insurance works across state lines, but we'll verify your specific coverage before your appointment to avoid surprises.
If you have questions about whether your plan is accepted, call our office at (260) 484-1400 and our team will help.
Some insurance plans require a referral from your primary care physician. Check with your insurance provider if you're unsure. If a referral is needed, we can coordinate with your doctor's office.
We also welcome physician referrals and provide detailed consultation reports back to referring providers.
Tip: If you have imaging from another facility, request copies on disc or ask them to upload to our secure portal before your visit. This allows Dr. Greenberg to review your images in advance.
Ultra-minimally invasive procedures using specialized cameras and micro-instruments. Incisions often smaller than a dime. Most endoscopic procedures performed outpatient with same-day discharge.
Globus ExcelsiusGPS robotic technology provides highly precise guidance for screw and implant placement. Enhanced accuracy leads to improved outcomes and reduced complications.
Cervical disc replacement and other motion-preserving techniques maintain natural spinal movement. When appropriate, these alternatives to fusion restore function while preserving mobility.
Serving Bryan and Williams County with comprehensive spine care for:
Advanced spine surgery procedures with minimally invasive approach:
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Yes. Dr. Greenberg treats patients from Ohio regularly. We're located just across the state line in Fort Wayne, approximately 30 minutes from Bryan. Many Northwest Ohio residents find our office more convenient than traveling to Toledo or Columbus.
Most major insurance plans work across state lines. We'll verify your coverage before your appointment. Many Ohio Medicaid and Medicare patients also see us regularly.
Most back and neck pain improves without surgery. Dr. Greenberg recommends surgery only when conservative treatment has failed and imaging confirms a correctable structural problem. Your consultation includes an honest discussion of all options — surgery is never assumed.
Yes. If you've been told elsewhere that you need spine surgery, Dr. Greenberg provides thorough second-opinion consultations. His fellowship training and research background allow him to evaluate whether the recommended surgery is truly your best option.
Bring your insurance card, photo ID, list of current medications, any imaging (MRI/CT/X-ray) on disc or uploaded to our portal, and a list of questions. If you've seen other providers, bring those records if available.
The drive from Bryan, Ohio to our Fort Wayne office is about 30 minutes via US-127 and US-6. We work to consolidate appointments and imaging to minimize trips.
Minimally invasive techniques use smaller incisions (often under 1 inch), specialized instruments, and advanced imaging to access the spine with less muscle disruption. This typically results in postoperative pain planning, recovery, and often same-day discharge compared to traditional open surgery.
New patient appointments are typically available within 7 days. If you're experiencing severe symptoms or have urgent concerns, let our scheduling team know and we'll work to accommodate you sooner.
Bryan and Williams County residents: Fellowship-trained spine surgery expertise is just 30 minutes away. Schedule a consultation today.
Back and neck pain shouldn't control your life. Explore your options.
Medically Reviewed by Dr. Marc Greenberg, MD — Fellowship-trained orthopedic spine surgeon
Last Updated: July 8, 2026