Basic Spine

it was the best experience that i have ever had in dr office !!. from the front desk to Doctor they all very kind and care about you. Dr ty and his team are so nice and caring. they don’t treat you like product which normally theses days most of doctors they do, He treats you like family memeber and spent time with you, which most neurosurgeon don’t. last 3 three years i have seen more than 50 doctors in orange county and la area and i have to say i was impressed by his attitude. in one word he treats you like human which most doctors forget that we are human and we are not machine. i didn’t do any surgery with dr ty so i can’t tell about this arena, but i know something, when Dr and whole team are really friendly and kind the result would be good. especially his cordionator Monica, she is really sweet lady !!!
by the way i forgot to tell about his nice office you will feel relieve by design !!! only problem they don’t have good chair for back pain people!

Even with an appointment, expect to wait about an hour and a half to see the doctor. And I’m not even a new patient…

I liked Dr Ty and he did not try to push any surgery… office staff is great. I was nervous because of a bad mri and thought I would leave there in a wheelchair with a tongue stick. I also have good insurance so I was really wary. Dr Ty put me at ease immediately and explained the problem, options and what not to do. What a relief.

— Locale Destination —
It’s on E Chapman Ave and N Loretta St in Orange.
It’s inside of «Chapman medical office building» — that’s what you see from Chapman Avenue (see my picture). Once you see the building, you park right there and the building entrance is on your right (from the parking). Take the steps to get into the building, you’ll see it on your first right (Even suit numbers on the left). My pictures will help you.
The staff were very friendly and nice. The décor is nothing special, but it’s a clinic. Clean and simple. Plenty of parking.
— Gluttony Expedition —
Dr. Brian Oh for my lower back pain consultation. He listens to patients well and is to the point and proactive for the solutions unlike many doctors I’ve encountered.
He suggested for an epidural injection could cause side effects and it might only work on ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ ratio. Basically I was suggested to take a chance hoping it would work without any side effect. ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ shot.
I don’t wanna take a risk like that on my spine.
— Conqueror’s Deduction —
The staff and doctors were nice, to the point, and helpful.
It sounds normal, but it’s not. Many doctors seem to do little for the solutions and think about how they can make $$$ off from you…
However, they haven’t been able to cure my back pains. I suffer from the pains for almost a year and I’m not even 100% yet.
Prolonging pains are the result of «limitation» of Western medicine and the proof of «physicians are very limited for what they can do». They rely heavily on «educational guess», medicine or surgery that might work only ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ ratio. No wonder doctors get sued a lot. They can’t guarantee you what they do. I think physicians are one of the most overrated occupations. Many doctors don’t seem to know what they are doing.
«Time would heal you» — yea, right. If that were the answer, I could be a doctor, too.
My chiropractors in Japan would cure me this for shorter period of time for sure. They are so special and amazing unlike the ones here who use gimmicky non-​sense tools for no reason.
I’m still in pains and why can’t you find the cause nor cure, doctors???

I recently decided to go through with having ACDF surgery on my cervical spine (level C6-​C7) I’ve tried everything to avoid having surgery including physical therapy, spinal decompression, chiropractic care, spinal injections and other types of pain management. I finally made the decision to go through with the surgery after a lot of prayer and thought. I had been dealing with the pain and problems for a long time and after a lot of research, I found the best man to help me with these issues. Dr. Ty from BASIC Brain and Spine Inst. in Orange Ca. I had seen different surgeons who were not very patient and spent very little time answering my questions. Dr. Ty and Dr. Oh of BASIC brain and spine were the first doctors to stop and listen to me and answer every single question that I had about my condition and what my options were. I finally felt I had a sense of security and confidence in the doctors that I was dealing with. A feeling that I wasn’t getting in over a year of trying to find the right doctor. It was definitely a nerve-​racking journey for me, but on my very first appointment with Dr. Ty and Dr. Oh, I had a really good feeling and I knew that I was in good hands! They gave me hope and offered me different options to try before «jumping into the surgery pool.» Making the decision to have surgery on your spine can be a little bit scary. Dr. Ty knows this and he made it as easy and as pain-​free as he possibly could. He was very honest and explained the procedure to me in a way that I could understand. After the procedure, Dr. Ty and Dr. Tom (the anesthesiologist) monitored me closely through a personal aftercare nurse and even made themselves available for any questions that I may have while I was still recovering at their aftercare facility. So basically they stayed with me from the time that I had the surgery until the time that I finally went home! NOW THAT IS FIVE STAR PERSONAL CARE! I want to personally thank Dr. Ty and his team at BASIC spine in Newport Beach Calif. for all the wonderful care and one-​on-​one treatment I received from them. They did an excellent job making sure I received the best «around the clock» personal care available and treated me like a rock star. I’m doing fine now and am on the road to recovery. So «two thumbs up» Dr. Ty and a very special thank you to the BASIC Brain and Spine team! (Dr. Oh, Dr. Tom, Monica, Gavin, Nichole, Tammy, Feli, and Ms. Eva) Thank you so much!

I am probably walking because of Dr Ty and the post operative pain has been controlled by Dr Jilani. Great team!