The Spine Foundation Gathers Medical Providers to Care for Military Veterans

The Spine Foundation has formed Project Give Back, an effort to assemble spine-related healthcare providers to help people who sustained spinal injuries during their service with the United States military, according to a release from The Spine Foundation.

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Project Give Back aims to bring spine surgeons, radiologists, anesthesiologists and other professionals to provide pro bono treatment options for military men and women. The initiative was kicked off in September with contributions from Laser Spine Institute and New Jersey Spine & Rehabilitation.

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