Northwest Neurosurgical Associates (NWNA) specializes in innovative, patient-focused care for issues and disorders of the brain and spine. Thank you for stopping by.
NWNA was founded by Dr. Francisco Soldevilla, a highly regarded neurosurgeon who has more than 25 years of experience providing innovative, minimally invasive neurosurgical care.
We designed this site to answer any questions you have, but if you have more, we invite you to contact us directly by calling (503) 885-8845 or sending us an email here.
Dr. Soldevilla specializes in treating a wide variety of spine, brain, and peripheral nerve conditions, including:
Patients of Dr. Soldevilla can rest assured knowing they are receiving the most innovative techniques available. He works hard to stay current on leading-edge technology and is specially trained in the most current advances to manage and treat his patients’ spine and brain disorders. These techniques and technologies include:
Everyone has anxieties and concerns when it comes to surgery. Understandably so. Most people are fearful of the unknown. At Northwest Neurosurgical Associates, Dr. Soldevilla and his team make it their mission to alleviate your fears through compassion, understanding, and education. We believe the more you know, the more successful you will be on your journey to wellness.
We believe that after expertise and quality of service, what really sets physicians apart is how well they treat their patients. At NWNA, we treat ours with kindness, compassion, and respect.
Francisco Soldevilla, MD is a Board-Certified neurosurgeon who treats all aspects of neurosurgical care, with special interest in surgical diseases of the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine; brain tumors; minimally invasive spine surgery; and facial pain; as well as peripheral nerve issues.
Francisco Soldevilla, MD is a Board-Certified neurosurgeon who treats all aspects of neurosurgical care, with special interest in surgical diseases of the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine; brain tumors; minimally invasive spine surgery; and facial pain; as well as peripheral nerve issues.