Perry, GA Neurosurgery & Spine Care

Yes. Nova Brain and Spine of GA (Brain and Spine Specialists of Georgia) serves Perry, Houston County patients from our Hampton office, just 85 miles away. Dr. Jerry Walters II and Dr. Marcus Stephens are board-certified neurosurgeons offering brain tumor surgery, minimally invasive spine surgery, MRI reviews, and second opinions. Call (770) 297-8133.

Dr. Jerry Walters II (minimally invasive spine surgery, spinal fusion, disc replacement) and Dr. Marcus Stephens (skull base surgery, cerebrovascular, brain tumors, concussion care) serve Perry patients from Nova Brain and Spine of GA in Hampton. Both are fellowship-trained specialists.

Perry patients have access to: Brain tumor surgery, Spine surgery, Nerve pain treatment, Spinal cord care, Second opinions. We also offer MRI reviews, second opinions, and telemedicine consultations for your convenience.

Our office at 700 Manassas Street, Suite 300, Hampton, GA 30228 is approximately 85 miles from Perry. We offer same-week appointments and telemedicine options for patients who prefer virtual visits.

Yes. We accept most major insurance plans including Medicare, Medicaid, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, United Healthcare, Humana, Tricare, Workers' Compensation, and Personal Injury cases. View all accepted insurance.

Most Perry patients are seen within the same week. Urgent cases — including new neurological symptoms, post-trauma evaluation, or pre-operative second opinions — are prioritized. Call (770) 297-8133 to confirm next-available openings.

Yes. Perry patients can request a virtual consultation or upload an existing MRI for expert review by our board-certified neurosurgeons. This is especially useful for patients seeking a second opinion before surgery or those with limited mobility. Request an MRI review.

From Perry, the typical route to our Hampton office at 700 Manassas Street, Suite 300 is via I-75 South to Exit 135 — approximately 1 hour 30 minutes. Total drive is approximately 85 miles. Patient parking is available on site. Get directions.

Perry patients often reference local landmarks including Georgia National Fairgrounds, Mossy Creek Natural Area. We coordinate imaging, surgical scheduling, and post-op follow-up around these locations to minimize travel for Houston County residents.

For Perry residents, the most-requested procedures include Brain tumor surgery, Nerve pain treatment, Spine surgery, Spinal cord care. Both Dr. Jerry Walters II and Dr. Marcus Stephens are available for in-person consults, MRI reviews, and second opinions for Perry patients.

Brain and Spine Specialists of Georgia combines fellowship-trained, board-certified neurosurgical expertise with the personalized scheduling and direct surgeon access that large Atlanta hospital systems struggle to deliver. Perry patients get same-week appointments, on-site parking at our Hampton office (85 miles away), MRI reviews with the actual operating surgeon, and a single phone number — (770) 297-8133 — that reaches the team handling your care.

Yes. Minimally invasive spine surgery is a core specialty of Dr. Jerry Walters II and a routine option for Perry patients. Most minimally invasive procedures — microdiscectomy, endoscopic discectomy, minimally invasive lumbar fusion, and cervical disc replacement — use incisions under an inch, allow same-day or next-day discharge, and let Perry patients return to light activity within days rather than weeks.

Absolutely. Second opinions are one of the most common reasons Perry patients reach out to us. Bring your imaging (MRI, CT) on disc, USB, or via electronic transfer, along with your current surgeon's notes. Dr. Marcus Stephens will provide an honest, independent assessment of whether the recommended procedure is the right approach for you — with no pressure to switch your care to us.

Our complete Perry neurosurgery guide covers conditions we treat most from Houston County, the drive from Perry to our Hampton office, how we coordinate with your local hospital, and detailed answers to the questions Perry patients ask most.