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Redefining Athletic Health: 71,000-square-foot Sports Medicine and Science Center to Transform Charlotte’s Landscape into a Premier Destination for Athletes of All Levels.

In response to the recent devastation caused by Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina, Carolina NeuroSurgery & Spine Associates is stepping up to help the affected communities. Our hearts go out to those who have been impacted, and we are committed to doing what we can to support recovery and relief efforts. To that end, we are now accepting donations of essential supplies at all of our office locations.

Carolina NeuroSurgery & Spine Associates (CNSA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Troy Bouzakis, MHA, as its new Chief Executive Officer. Bouzakis brings extensive healthcare experience and a proven track record of driving transformational change, business resiliency, and technology innovation across various healthcare entities.

At Carolina NeuroSurgery & Spine Associates, we pride ourselves on fostering strong, collaborative relationships among our medical staff. These partnerships are not only crucial for a cohesive work environment but are also fundamental to providing the highest quality of care to our patients. An example of this collaboration is the dynamic team ofDr. Ben Boudreaux and his Physician Assistant, Ashley Drew, MPAS, PA-C who provide exceptional care at our Gastonia Office

When Maya, an active, sporty 14-year-old, was diagnosed with Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis, she did not know what to expect. No one in her family had scoliosis, and she had never heard of it. All she knew was that her debilitating pain and discomfort from her twisted body finally made sense. 

Carolina Neurosurgery & Spine Associates has been honored with top designations in Castle Connolly's 2024 recognitions. These accolades demonstrate our commitment to excellence in patient care and our dedication to being leaders in our field.

Deneja's journey into radiologic technology began unexpectedly during her teenage years when she tore her ACL while playing volleyball. The experience of getting her first X-rays left a lasting impression on her, sparking a curiosity about the field that eventually led her to pursue a career as a technologist. Fast forward three years, and Deneja finds herself using her skills to provide optimal imaging while ensuring the safety and comfort of every patient she encounters.

Since high school biology, Alison Fitzgerald has held a passion for medicine. When she decided she wanted to become a physician assistant (PA), she discovered that working as a Medical Assistant (MA) would be a critical step in her journey.