News & Announcements

The Bonati Institute Expands Operations to South America

HUDSON, Fla --- The Bonati Institute, the world’s leading center for advanced laser spinal surgery, today announced the expansion of operations to South America with a spine center located in Santiago, Chile. 

 “For over 25 years, we have had patients come to us from all over the world for answers to the pain caused by back and neck disc conditions.
We have experienced a substantial growth in the demand for our services from Latin and South America. Our opening of an advanced spine center in Santiago is an important component in our strategic long range plan,” commented George Thorry, Director – Marketing and Patient Services.

The international expansion into South America will help drive the company's aggressive growth strategy, and additional markets for expansion are under consideration. The global market for spine surgery continues to be characterized by solid double-digit growth for at least ten years, according to a new report from MedMarket Diligence.

“The Bonati Institute’s impressive and unmatched success rate in over 35,000 procedures is a testament to the innovation and effectiveness of the life-changing Bonati Procedures and the skill of our surgeons,”
commented Thorry.

The Bonati Procedures adapt advanced endoscopic surgical techniques to problems of the lumbar, thoracic and cervical spine. Minimally invasive, they are gentle enough to require only local anesthesia, leaving the patient alert and able to communicate with the surgeon throughout the procedure.

The Bonati Institute is the center for the advanced surgical spine procedures known as The Bonati Procedures. The comprehensive medical complex occupies an 11-acre campus in Hudson, Florida, and includes The Bonati Institute’s Diagnostic and Clinical Services Center, Surgical Center, Neurology Center, Pain Management Center, Physical Therapy Center and Imaging Center. “The Bonati Institute” is a registered trademark and “Bonati” and “The Bonati Procedures” are service marks and are the property of The Bonati Institute. For more information, please visit www.bonati.com.