Smithtown
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Address496 Smithtown Bypass, Suite 200
Smithtown, NY 11787 -
Hours
Monday – Friday: 9:00AM – 5:00PM
Injuries our Smithtown Location Can Assist With:
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R)
In addition, non-surgical PM&R care focuses on improving movement and daily function after bone, joint, and accident-related injuries. Exams often include EMG and NCV testing, imaging review, and rehab planning for neck pain, back pain, workplace injuries, and other accident-related problems.
Depending on the patient’s condition, treatment plans may include physical therapy, rehabilitation, and diagnostic testing. In addition, care plans are based on mobility needs, symptoms, and recovery goals.
EMG and NCV Testing in Smithtown
For example, EMG and NCV testing are commonly used to evaluate numbness, tingling, weakness, spreading pain, and other nerve-related symptoms following orthopedic or accident-related injuries.
Interventional Pain Management in Smithtown
Interventional pain management plans can include targeted injection therapies and non-surgical procedures for conditions affecting the spine, joints, muscles, and nerves. Furthermore, treatment recommendations are based on each patient’s condition, symptoms, and test results.
Physical Therapy in Smithtown
Rehabilitation programs are designed to improve strength, range of motion, joint stability, and movement following car accidents, workplace injuries, surgery, and other orthopedic conditions.
Additionally, care plans focus on mobility, physical function, and return-to-activity goals. Providers adjust treatment recommendations based on each patient’s progress and needs.
For example, treatment programs often include movement training, stretching, strengthening exercises, and rehab techniques focused on restoring safe movement.
Conditions Commonly Evaluated
Accident-related and orthopedic conditions affecting the spine, joints, muscles, and nerves are evaluated at the Smithtown clinic.
Similarly, common conditions include neck injuries, back injuries, shoulder injuries, knee injuries, hip injuries, fractures, and muscle strains.
In addition, providers evaluate injuries related to motor vehicle accidents, workplace accidents, and slip and fall incidents.
Insurance Accepted
Patients using No-Fault, Workers’ Compensation, Medicare, and PPO insurance coverage can access rehabilitation and physical therapy services in Smithtown.
New York No-Fault
Evaluations, physical therapy, PM&R care, and rehabilitation services are available for patients recovering from motor vehicle accidents covered under New York No-Fault insurance. Treatment plans may address neck pain, back pain, movement limitations, and other accident-related conditions.
New York Workers’ Compensation
Providers may evaluate and treat work-related bone, muscle, and joint injuries through Workers’ Compensation care in Smithtown. In addition, services support rehab following repetitive stress injuries, lifting injuries, and other strenuous workplace conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Bring a photo ID, insurance information, and any accident-related documentation, including claim information or police reports if applicable.
Does the Smithtown clinic accept Workers’ Comp and No-Fault?
Yes. The Smithtown clinic accepts New York Workers’ Compensation and No-Fault insurance for eligible injury evaluations, physical therapy, PM&R care, and rehabilitation services.
How soon can I see a doctor after a car accident in Smithtown?
Same-day or next-day appointments may be available for patients seeking evaluation after a motor vehicle accident. Early assessment can help identify muscle and joint injuries, movement limitations, and symptoms that may not appear immediately after an accident.
What types of conditions are evaluated at the Smithtown office?
Accident-related, orthopedic, and musculoskeletal conditions involving the spine, joints, muscles, and nerves are commonly evaluated at the Smithtown office. Frequently evaluated conditions include neck pain, back pain, joint injuries, nerve-related symptoms, and movement limitations.