Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic

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970-298-3188
970-298-3190

750 Wellington Avenue

Suite 3A,

Grand Junction, CO 81501

This department offers

  • Back and neck pain surgery
  • Cerebrovascular surgery
  • General neurosurgery
  • Herniated disc and spinal stenosis treatment
  • Minimally invasive spine surgery
  • Neurological and Stroke Rehabilitation
  • Neuro-oncology
  • Non-surgical spine care
  • Peripheral nerve surgery
  • Spinal surgery
Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic

Advanced brain, spine and movement disorder care for Western Colorado

At Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic, our fellowship-trained specialists provide advanced care for conditions affecting the brain, spine, and nervous system. From minimally invasive spine procedures and complex brain surgery to deep brain stimulation for Parkinson's disease and tremors, our team delivers comprehensive treatment close to home for patients throughout Grand Junction and Western Colorado.

Once you are referred to our center either through your primary care physician or a neurology specialist, our doctors will consult and discuss your surgical options with you. The surgeries we perform include neck, back, brain and various types of neuromuscular treatment. We provide you with the most comprehensive neurological services, from diagnosis through recovery and rehabilitation.

Speak with a care specialist: 970-298-3188

Our team approach to care

Coordinated care is at the heart of everything we do. Our neurosurgeons, advanced practice providers, nurses, and support staff work together seamlessly to ensure every aspect of a patient's care is aligned, from diagnosis and treatment planning to surgery, rehabilitation, and follow-up care. We collaborate closely with primary care providers, specialists, therapists, and other members of the patient's healthcare team to create a connected experience that promotes clear communication, timely care, and better outcomes. By bringing the right experts together at the right time, we help patients navigate complex neurological and spine conditions with confidence, knowing their care is coordinated every step of the way. Click to see more.

Our providers

Derek D. Diaz
4.8

Derek D. Diaz, PA

Neurosurgery
Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic
970-298-3188
Edward E. Maurin
4.8

Edward E. Maurin, MD

Neurosurgery
Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic
970-298-3188
Amanda J. Welcer
4.8

Amanda J. Welcer, PA

Neurosurgery
Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic
970-298-3188
Youngwon Youn

Youngwon Youn, MD

Neurosurgery
Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic
970-298-3188
Eric N. Momin
4.8

Eric N. Momin, MD

Neurosurgery
Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic
970-298-3188
Hayleigh Myers-Burns

Hayleigh Myers-Burns, PA

Neurosurgery
Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic
970-298-3188
Deno N. Karegeannes
4.8

Deno N. Karegeannes, PA

Neurosurgery
Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic
970-298-3188
Robert E. Replogle
4.8

Robert E. Replogle, MD

Neurosurgery
Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic
970-298-3188
Basheal M. Agrawal
4.9

Basheal M. Agrawal, MD

Neurosurgery
Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic
970-298-3188
Ashlee L. Reed

Ashlee L. Reed, NP

Neurosurgery
Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic
970-298-3188
Rebecca Coker
4.6

Rebecca Coker, PA

Neurosurgery
Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic
970-298-3188
Scott R. Geraghty

Scott R. Geraghty, MD

Vascular Interventional Radiology
St. Vincent Neurosurgery
406-237-5577
Brian P. Witwer
4.8

Brian P. Witwer, MD

Neurosurgery
Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic
970-298-3188
Rosemary A. Rushton
4.9

Rosemary A. Rushton, PA

Neurosurgery
Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic
970-298-3188
Chloe E. Burke

Chloe E. Burke, PA

Neurosurgery
Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic
970-298-3188
Salim A. Ghorayeb
4.8

Salim A. Ghorayeb, PA

Neurosurgery
Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic
970-298-3188
Mallory Cochran

Mallory Cochran, PA

Neurosurgery
Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic
970-298-3188

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to frequently asked questions about Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic's services.

You should consider seeing a neurosurgeon if you experience persistent back or neck pain, numbness, weakness, balance problems, nerve pain, movement disorders, or have been diagnosed with a condition affecting the brain, spine, or nervous system.
Many patients are referred by their primary care provider, neurologist, emergency physician, or orthopedic specialist. Insurance requirements may vary.
Our team evaluates and treats conditions affecting the brain, spine, nerves, and movement disorders, including herniated discs, spinal stenosis, Parkinson's disease, tremors, stroke-related conditions, and brain tumors.
Deep brain stimulation is a surgical treatment that uses implanted electrodes to help manage symptoms of Parkinson's disease, essential tremor, dystonia, and certain other neurological disorders.
Not necessarily. Many patients benefit from non-surgical treatments before surgery is considered. Our specialists review imaging, symptoms, and overall health to determine the most appropriate treatment plan.
Seek medical evaluation if back pain is accompanied by numbness, weakness, difficulty walking, loss of bladder or bowel control, or symptoms that continue despite conservative treatment.
Bring your photo ID, insurance information, medication list, previous imaging studies, and any records related to your condition.
Recovery depends on the procedure and the patient's overall health. Minimally invasive procedures may allow return to normal activities sooner than more extensive surgeries.
Yes. The clinic provides specialized evaluation and treatment options for movement disorders, including Parkinson's disease.
Wellington Neurosurgery Clinic provides advanced brain and spine care and is noted on the site as the only facility in Western Colorado providing neurology subspecialty care for stroke and movement disorders such as Parkinson's disease, Huntington's disease, and tremors.

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