Hampton patients can see a board-certified, fellowship-trained neurosurgeon at our nearby Stockbridge office, located about 15 miles away. Dr. Shannon is directly involved in each patient’s care, from the first evaluation and treatment plan through surgery, when needed, and follow-up care. He treats both spine and brain conditions.
Spine & Neurological Care for Hampton Patients
Whether you’re searching for a spine surgeon or a neurosurgeon, the goal is the same: an accurate diagnosis and a clear treatment plan. Neurosurgeons are trained to evaluate the brain, spine, spinal cord, and nerves, giving them a broad view of how the nervous system may be affecting a patient’s symptoms. Dr. Shannon is a board-certified neurosurgeon whose day-to-day practice focuses mainly on spine care, supported by fellowship training and clinical research experience. He also provides evaluation and treatment for brain and peripheral nerve conditions. This broad training across the entire nervous system is a defining part of neurosurgical care.
Spine: Neck & Back Conditions. Comprehensive evaluation and treatment for common neck and back conditions that Hampton patients see a spine specialist for.
Brain: Brain & Vascular Conditions. Full-scope neurosurgical evaluation and treatment for complex brain conditions.
Peripheral Nerve: Nerve Conditions. Diagnosis and treatment for nerve compression and related conditions.
Why Hampton Patients Choose De Novo Brain & Spine
Board-Certified Neurosurgeon. Larry R. Shannon II, M.D., F.A.A.N.S., brings over two decades of clinical experience, including neurosurgery residency training at Rush University Medical Center, home to one of the nation’s top-ranked neurosurgery programs, followed by a neuro-endovascular fellowship at the University at Buffalo.
Direct Surgeon Involvement. Dr. Shannon remains directly involved in each patient’s care, from the first consultation and treatment plan through surgery, when needed, and follow-up care.
Research-Backed Spine Expertise. Dr. Shannon’s clinical research experience includes serving as site principal investigator for the INTRACEPT spine trial and collaborating on the Coflex COMMUNITY Study. This work reflects his continued involvement in advances in spine care. His surgical expertise also includes robotic-assisted surgery and motion-preservation options when appropriate for the patient’s condition.
Conveniently Located Near Hampton
Our office is a short drive from Hampton, about 15 miles and 25 to 30 minutes depending on traffic. We see patients from Hampton, McDonough, Locust Grove, and throughout Henry and Clayton County.
Office: De Novo Brain & Spine
Address: 7444 Hannover Parkway South, Suite 225, Stockbridge, GA 30281
Distance: approximately 15 miles / 25 to 30 minutes from Hampton
Phone: (404) 882-3592
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM EST
Considering Spine or Brain Surgery?
If you’ve been advised to undergo spine or brain surgery, or you’re unsure about a diagnosis, Dr. Shannon offers second opinion consultations, including imaging review, to help Hampton patients make informed, confident decisions.
FAQ
Does De Novo Brain & Spine have a location in Hampton?
Our office is based in Stockbridge, Georgia, a short drive from Hampton. Dr. Shannon regularly sees patients from Hampton and the surrounding Henry County communities, and second opinion consultations are available for patients who’d rather not travel into Atlanta for a specialist visit.
What’s the difference between a neurosurgeon and a spine surgeon?
A neurosurgeon is trained to treat the brain, spine, and nervous system as a whole, which includes spine surgery as one part of that training. Dr. Shannon is a board-certified neurosurgeon whose practice is spine-heavy day to day, treating conditions like herniated discs, spinal stenosis, and degenerative disc disease, while also managing brain and peripheral nerve conditions when they come up.
What should I look for in a spine or brain specialist near Hampton?
Board certification and fellowship training are worth confirming before any consultation, especially for surgical conditions. Dr. Shannon completed his neurosurgery residency at Rush University Medical Center and a neuro-endovascular fellowship at the University at Buffalo, and has served as site principal investigator on the INTRACEPT spine trial, credentials patients should feel comfortable asking about at any practice they’re considering.
Will I need a referral before my visit?
Not always. It depends on your insurance plan, so it’s worth checking with your provider or calling our office directly before scheduling.
How can Hampton patients schedule an appointment or second opinion?
Call (404) 882-3592 or submit a request through our website. If you’ve already been told you need surgery, Dr. Shannon also offers second opinion consultations that include a review of your imaging.