Axon Advance Foundation

The Axon Advance Foundation was founded in 2012 to deliver on our goal of providing optimal patient care and developing new treatments aimed at reversing injury, ending disease, and prolonging life. The Foundation works closely with the W.M. Keck Center for Collaborative Neuroscience at Rutgers University and its focus on spinal cord injury.

There have been stunning medical advances and scientific breakthroughs in combating disease and illness, from brain mapping to genetic treatments for cancer. At Axon Advance Foundation, we are proud to join the medical community in spearheading life-changing discoveries and procedures for those living with various forms of paralysis, nerve disorders, and spinal cord injury.

Our multidisciplinary team of physicians and staff promote advances in medicine by refining existing surgical methods and exploring possibilities for the future through targeted research and clinical trials. We have many ideas and innovations that have the potential to greatly enhance existing therapies or provide new hope to those with conditions we currently do not treat.

The physicians of The Institute for Advanced Reconstruction and Axon Advance Foundation are recognized leaders in the field of nerve reconstruction and microsurgery and represent a practice that is a primary destination for surgical treatment for problems often overlooked in the medical community. We have more than 50 years of combined experience. Our successful team approach in medicine results in the highest possible quality of care and the ability to help patients who could not otherwise be helped.