Newbridge Spine & Pain Center accredited by AAAASF: 4 key notes

The four locations of Maryland and Virginia-based Newbridge Spine & Pain Center were recently accredited by the American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Facilities. Here’s what you should know about the centers.

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1. The centers treat all pain conditions and focus on non-surgical treatments.

2. The center’s staff is composed of five anesthesiologists.

3. The group’s Frederick County location opened in 1998, and is staffed by Jay Gonchigar, MD, the founder and medical director of Newbridge Spine & Pain Center.

4. The Prince Frederick location is the latest center to earn the AAAASF accreditation.

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