Orthopedic Physician Assistant for Injury Care in Long Island, NY

Biography

Elana Lifshitz, PA-C, is a board-certified Physician Assistant with a background in orthopedic care. She earned her Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies from Touro College School of Health Sciences.

Ms. Lifshitz has worked in both hospital and outpatient settings, where she has helped care for patients with a wide range of orthopedic concerns. She assists with evaluating injuries, treatment planning, and supporting patients before and after surgery.

She treats individuals experiencing pain and physical limitations related to injury, including musculoskeletal concerns that affect movement and daily activity.

Orthopedic & Injury Care

Ms. Lifshitz assists in the evaluation and management of orthopedic injuries affecting the bones, joints, and soft tissues. She has experience treating fractures, joint injuries, and other musculoskeletal concerns.

She provides care for individuals following motor vehicle accidents, work-related injuries, and other trauma, as well as those recovering after surgery.

Her approach focuses on improving movement and supporting a safe return to daily activities based on each patient’s needs.

Diagnostic Evaluation

Ms. Lifshitz is skilled in evaluating orthopedic conditions through physical examination and review of imaging studies such as X-rays and other diagnostic tests. She helps identify the cause of symptoms affecting the muscles, joints, and soft tissues.

Her experience includes assessing acute injuries, monitoring healing after injury or surgery, and assisting in treatment planning. This process helps guide next steps in care and ensures that patients receive appropriate recommendations based on their condition.

Post-Operative & Rehabilitation Care

Ms. Lifshitz supports patients throughout both the pre-operative and post-operative phases of care. She helps patients prepare for procedures and navigate the recovery process following surgery.

She works with patients needing to improve movement, rebuild strength, and return to daily activities safely. She also collaborates with other providers to support recovery based on each patient’s progress and needs.