Recognized as 2021 Top Spine Doctor in Boston
Now In-network with Aetna, MGB Health Plan, Cigna & United Health
Frank X. Pedlow Jr., MD Frank X. Pedlow Jr., MD
Navigating the workers’ compensation system after a spine injury can feel confusing and stressful—especially if surgery is being considered. Understanding how the process works can help injured workers make informed decisions and avoid unnecessary delays in care. At Boston Spine Surgery,
Workplace spine injuries can be physically painful, emotionally overwhelming, and financially stressful. Whether caused by a sudden accident or repetitive strain over time, back and neck injuries can significantly affect your ability to work and live comfortably. For injured workers, understanding your injury—and when surgery may be necessary—is an important first step toward recovery.
Dr. Pedlow has once again been named a Top Doctor by Boston Magazine and Castle Connolly. He has received this honor more often than any other spine surgeon in Boston. View Boston Magazine Profile
We are proud to announce that Dr. Frank Pedlow has been named a 2025 Top Doctor by Boston Magazine! This prestigious recognition highlights Dr. Pedlow’s dedication to excellence in orthopedic spine surgery and his commitment to providing exceptional patient care. Join us in congratulating Dr.
Frank X. Pedlow Jr., MD, has been honored once again as a 2024 Castle Connolly Top Doctor, marking his fifteenth consecutive year receiving this esteemed recognition. This accolade places him among the top 7 percent of physicians nationwide in his specialty.
Spine surgeon Frank Pedlow has once again been named a Top Doctor by Boston Magazine for 2023. Congratulations to Dr. Pedlow on this impressive and well-deserved recognition!
COVID-19 Update on Office Procedures Frank X Pedlow Jr., M.D. At Frank X. Pedlow Jr MD PC and Boston Spine Surgery, the safety of our patients, as well as our staff, is our top priority. We want to ensure that we balance our adherence with state and national recommendations regarding social distancing with addressing the medical needs of our patients.
We all get aches and pains occasionally. Sometimes we know what led to our latest backache, but other times it’s a mystery. We know to use heating pads, OTC meds, and stretches to help it resolve. When it doesn’t go away on its own,
A lot of Americans are bound to their desk chairs for eight hours a day. Recent studies have shown how bad a sedentary lifestyle is for your health, but did you know it can also hurt your back and spine? Sitting distorts the natural curve of your spine,
