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Welcome to Spine and Orthopedic Center of New Mexico
Spine and Orthopedic Center of New Mexico, located in Roswell NM, is a leader in surgical and non-surgical orthopedic and spine services. Our center is under the direction of Dr. Omar Osmani, a dual fellowship-trained board-certified orthopedic surgeon who has been serving the community for more than twenty years.
Spine and Orthopedic Center of New Mexico offers you diagnosis, treatment, and surgery for all your bone, muscle, and joint needs, all in one practice. Our Roswell Urgent OrthoCare, the first orthopedic urgent care in New Mexico, provides direct, immediate access to specialized orthopedic care, no referral needed. With our on-site advanced imaging, including digital x-ray and Roswell Open MRI, and state-of-the-art bone densitometry, we can diagnose and treat you as quickly as possible. Our Bone Health Clinic focuses on preventative care. We screen, diagnose and treat osteoporosis to prevent painful fractures in the future. Our Roswell Physical Therapy Department is staffed with highly trained physical therapists that provide the rehabilitation you need, in close collaboration with your provider.
Our goal is to get you back to your active life.
If you are having any back, neck, shoulder, wrist, knee, hip, or ankle pain, just call us, and our specialized orthopedic team will take care of you. Get Specialized Care from the Start.
The Spine and Orthopedic Center of New Mexico accepts all insurances. For questions about your specific coverage, please call the office.
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