NEW YORK · NEW JERSEY · FLORIDANY / NJ (212) 951-1238   ·   FL (954) 374-9146
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NEW YORK · NEW JERSEY · FLORIDA

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View available times for 2960 Ocean Ave, 6th Floor, Brooklyn, in Patient Fusion. Submit your preferred time there; the clinic must confirm your appointment.

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Opens Patient Fusion in English. For other offices or help with insurance, call our team.

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(212) 951-1238

Florida office

(954) 374-9146

Additional office line

(718) 336-5123

Fax: (718) 336-5137

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FAQ

Questions before your visit

Do I need to know which treatment I want?

No. The first step is an evaluation. Your clinician can explain the options that fit your symptoms, history and examination.

Does a procedure guarantee pain relief?

No. Results differ between people and conditions. Discuss realistic goals, risks and alternatives before deciding.

Can I choose any office for every procedure?

Availability may differ by location. Contact the team before traveling to confirm where your visit or procedure will take place.

Can I stop my blood thinner before treatment?

Do not stop prescribed medication on your own. Your treating clinicians must give you an individualized plan.