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Tayla helps patients with the diagnosis and treatment of nerve, joint, muscle, and bone pain originating in the back or neck, as well as care for migraine headaches.

Locations

OrthoNebraska Aksarben

7100 West Center Road, #200 Omaha, NE 68106

OrthoNebraska Council Bluffs

1260 Valley View Drive Council Bluffs, IA 51503

OrthoNebraska Oakview Orthopedic Clinic

2725 S. 144th St. Suites 110, 205 and 212 Omaha, NE 68144

Hospital Affiliations

OrthoNebraska Hospital

Hometown: Providence, UT

Ages treated: 18+

Accepts workers comp: Yes

Team Members

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Apollo A. Stack
MD

Tayla and Dr. Stack work alongside each other in clinic to provide comprehensive spine care. Tayla often sees Dr. Stack's patients and they collaborate on their progress.

Nurses

Kierstin
1 Years in Practice

Credentials

Certifications

  • Physician Assistant Certification

Education

  • Saint Francis University | Master of Physician Assistant Science, 2023
  • Utah State University | BS, 2020 (Health Education and Promotion)

Memberships & Awards

  • American Academy of Physician Assistants

Patient Reviews

4.8 out of 5 (40 Ratings, 6 Comments)

5 stars
Excellent
5 stars
Everything went well!
5 stars
My experience with OrthNebraska has been excellent from doctors, nurses to techs.
5 stars
It was okay. They really didn't do anything except tell me they would call my insurance and try to schedule an MRI. I do appreciate the prescription for a nerve med to take at bedtime. Still hoping that treatment will begin soon, as the pain seems to be getting worse. I don't want to have to go back to ER.
5 stars
Other my injury that I came in with, it couldn't have been better.
5 stars
I think X-rays were unnecessary since there was no fall or blow to my knee. The problem was in an area of soft tissue and will likely need a CT or MRI to diagnose accurately. The PA's recommendation to wait 2-3 weeks to see if my knee improves and to call back if it doesn't would make sense without X-rays. My guess is that insurance companies require X-rays first.
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