New Jersey Spine & Rehabilitation Pledges $500,000 to The Spine Foundation for Treating Military Veterans

Richard Kaul, MD, owner of New Jersey Spine & Rehabilitation in Pompton Lakes has pledged $500,000 in medical services to The Spine Foundation to treat servicemen and women who sustained spinal injuries during their time in the military, according to a practice news release.

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Dr. Kaul previously started Project Backbone, a program to provide spine care at no cost for veterans of the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. While The spine Foundation is focused on providing patients with financial support and services for treating spinal conditions, the organization’s primary investment is assisting U.S. military members.

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