David Mandil, MD Brings Sports Medicine & Injury Care to the Bronx
Expertly reviewed by Dr. David Mandil, MD, Primary Care Sports Medicine Physician
David Mandil, MD has joined the MSR Pain & Injury network and is now seeing patients at the South Bronx and North Bronx locations. Fellowship-trained in Primary Care Sports Medicine with extensive training in Emergency Medicine, Dr. Mandil evaluates orthopedic and musculoskeletal injuries resulting from athletics, workplace accidents, motor vehicle collisions, and other traumatic events.
His background combines Emergency Medicine experience with advanced sports medicine training, providing a strong foundation for evaluating acute and chronic orthopedic conditions using individualized, non-surgical care.
Known for his thoughtful, patient-centered approach, Dr. Mandil emphasizes comprehensive evaluations, evidence-based care, and clear communication. His addition expands access to sports medicine and musculoskeletal injury care for patients throughout the Bronx.
Quick Facts About Dr. Mandil
- Fellowship-trained in Primary Care Sports Medicine
- Emergency Medicine trained
- Fluent in English, Spanish, and Hebrew, and conversational in Arabic, Italian, and American Sign Language (ASL).
- Sees patients in the South Bronx and North Bronx
- Evaluates orthopedic injuries, joint and muscle conditions, and injuries related to sports, work, and motor vehicle accidents
- Provides care for athletes and non-athletes
Meet David Mandil, MD
Dr. Mandil earned his Doctor of Medicine degree from SUNY Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine before completing residency training in Emergency Medicine. He later completed an ACGME-accredited Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship at SUNY Upstate University Hospital.
Throughout his training and career, Dr. Mandil has been recognized for his commitment to patient care and medical education, receiving the Award for Excellence and Leadership in Teaching and the Distinguished Teaching Resident Award. He also serves as a volunteer physician for the TCS New York City Marathon.
Sports Medicine Care for Athletes & Non-Athletes
Sports medicine isn’t only for competitive athletes. Dr. Mandil provides non-surgical care for conditions affecting the muscles, joints, tendons, and ligaments, whether they result from sports, work, motor vehicle accidents, or everyday activities. His approach is tailored to each patient’s diagnosis, lifestyle, activity level, and functional goals.
During his Primary Care Sports Medicine fellowship, Dr. Mandil provided medical coverage for Division I student-athletes at Colgate University and Le Moyne College, gaining experience evaluating a wide range of orthopedic and musculoskeletal injuries. Today, he applies that experience to caring for athletes and non-athletes alike, focusing on identifying the source of symptoms and discussing appropriate treatment options to help patients make informed decisions about their care.
When Should You Consider a Sports Medicine Evaluation?
Not every injury requires emergency care, but lingering pain, swelling, reduced mobility, or difficulty returning to normal activities may warrant an evaluation by a sports medicine physician.
Patients commonly seek an evaluation after:
- A sports or recreational injury that hasn’t improved as expected
- A motor vehicle accident resulting in neck, back, joint, or soft tissue injuries
- A work-related injury affecting movement or the ability to perform job duties
- Persistent joint pain, stiffness, or swelling affecting the shoulders, knees, hips, or ankles
- Muscle, tendon, or ligament injuries that interfere with exercise, work, or everyday activities
- When exploring non-surgical treatment options before considering surgery
A comprehensive evaluation can help identify the source of symptoms and determine appropriate next steps based on each patient’s condition and goals.
Care Available in the South Bronx & North Bronx
Patients can schedule appointments with Dr. Mandil at locations serving the South Bronx, North Bronx, and surrounding communities.
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation of NY, P.C. – South Bronx
618 Morris Avenue, 2nd Floor
Bronx, NY 10451
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation of NY, P.C. – North Bronx
3815 Putnam Avenue West
Bronx, NY 10463
Both locations provide convenient access for patients seeking evaluation of accident-related injuries, joint pain, muscle and tendon injuries, and other conditions affecting movement and physical function. Fluent in multiple languages, Dr. Mandil is committed to clear communication and compassionate care for the diverse communities of the South Bronx and North Bronx, including Melrose, Mott Haven, Kingsbridge, Riverdale, and surrounding neighborhoods.
What New Patients Can Expect
From the first appointment, Dr. Mandil strives to create an open, informative experience where patients feel comfortable discussing their symptoms, concerns, and goals. He believes that clear communication and patient education are important parts of helping individuals make informed decisions about their care.
Each visit is centered on understanding the patient’s unique situation. Dr. Mandil takes time to explain his findings, answer questions, and discuss appropriate treatment options based on each individual’s needs. His thoughtful, patient-centered approach encourages open communication and helps patients feel informed throughout the evaluation process.
Frequently Asked Questions
David Mandil, MD is a fellowship-trained Primary Care Sports Medicine physician with extensive training in Emergency Medicine serving patients in the South Bronx and North Bronx.
A primary care sports medicine doctor is a physician with added training in evaluating and managing muscle, joint, tendon, ligament, and activity-related injuries in athletes and non-athletes without surgery.
A primary care sports medicine doctor is a physician with added training in evaluating and managing muscle, joint, tendon, ligament, and activity-related injuries in athletes and non-athletes without surgery.
Dr. Mandil evaluates orthopedic and musculoskeletal concerns, including joint pain, muscle and tendon injuries, workplace injuries, car accident-related symptoms, and sports-related conditions affecting movement and function.
A primary care sports medicine doctor can evaluate pain, stiffness, weakness, and movement concerns after an accident or workplace injury and help coordinate appropriate care or referrals.
No. Sports medicine physicians evaluate injuries and musculoskeletal conditions affecting athletes and non-athletes alike, including injuries related to work, recreation, and everyday activities.
Dr. Mandil is fluent in English, Spanish, and Hebrew and conversational in Arabic, Italian, and American Sign Language (ASL).
Dr. Mandil sees patients at the South Bronx and North Bronx locations.
Looking for Sports Medicine Care in the Bronx?
David Mandil, MD brings fellowship training in Primary Care Sports Medicine and extensive Emergency Medicine experience to patients throughout the South Bronx and North Bronx.
Whether you’ve experienced a sports injury, work-related injury, motor vehicle accident injury, or another musculoskeletal condition, Dr. Mandil provides comprehensive evaluations and individualized, non-surgical care.
To learn more or schedule an appointment, call 800-949-6100 or request an appointment online.