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Restoring Function and Alleviating Pain: What Our Spine Physiatrists Do on Long Island
At Long Island Spine Specialists, our Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) physicians, also known as physiatrists, specialize in diagnosing and treating spine-related conditions, with a focus specifically on Spine and Interventional Pain Management. Whether you are dealing with an acute or chronic low back injury, our Long island physiatrist are trained in diagnosing the problem, relieving your pain and restoring your function.
All of our PM&R physicians have advanced subspecialty training in Spine and Interventional Pain Management. This means that you receive expert care from doctors who are specifically trained to address complex spinal conditions using the latest spine treatment techniques available in Suffolk and Nassau counties.
What Sets Our Spine Physiatrists Apart?
- Expertise in diagnosing and managing spine-related pain and conditions.
- Development of personalized treatment and prevention plans focused on long-term recovery.
- Leadership in coordinating your care, often working with a team of medical professionals, including physical therapists, to optimize your treatment in areas like Commack, Bayshore, West Hempstead, and Riverhead.
- A holistic, patient-centered approach that treats the whole person, not just the site of pain.
Advanced Spine-Focused Pain Management Procedures and Services Near You
Why Choose Long Island Spine Specialists for Spine Care?
With convenient locations in Commack,West Hempstead, Bayshore and Riverhead, our spine physiatrists provide top-tier care close to home. Whether you’re in Suffolk or Nassau counties, we are committed to offering personalized spine and pain management treatments that restore function and improve quality of life.
Our Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation physicians provide spine-focused, non-surgical care. For information about conditions discussed in spine care, read our overviews of back pain, neck pain, sciatica and spinal stenosis. A consultation with a provider is needed to discuss your individual condition and care options.
Interventional Pain Management Procedures
Interlaminar Epidural Steroid Injection
Transforaminal Epidural Steroid Injection
Sacroiliac Steroid Injection
Facet Joint Steroid Injection
Medial Branch Blocks
Radiofrequency Neurotomy
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Treatment
Electromyography
Discogram
How your spine-care assessment begins
Your first consultation includes a discussion of your symptoms, the location of your discomfort and what triggers it. The provider discusses the next steps in assessment. Depending on your circumstances, the diagnostic process may include a physical examination and imaging tests, such as X-rays, CT scans or MRI. The practice’s Your Journey guide explains this general process.
Assessment and a procedure are different parts of care. The consultation begins the discussion about your symptoms and the diagnostic steps that may be relevant; it does not mean that everyone needs the same test or treatment. Your provider can discuss the purpose of any proposed procedure and the available care options with you.
For your first visit, the practice asks you to bring prior medical information, including imaging and accompanying reports. The New Patients page has the current preparation and paperwork information.
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Find answers to common questions about our services, treatments, and patient care processes.
Interventional Pain Management Providers
Our interventional pain management providers offer spine-focused, non-surgical care. Learn more about each provider below.
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