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Mon - Thu:	9:00 am - 4:30 pm
Fri:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Phone: (914) 948-7400

Address: 329 White Plains Rd, Eastchester, NY 10709

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General Practitioners

Osteoporosis
Headaches
Arthritis
Fibromyalgia
The SPINE OPTIONS plan can include comprehensive medical treatment, physical therapy and an array of holistic methods. Patients receive one-on-one treatment from each of our therapists. Whether you suffer from a disorder such as spinal stenosis, or seek scoliosis treatment or back injury therapy, your team works closely to provide the most comprehensive, cutting-edge, multi-modal approach available. Because all treatments are offered under one roof, your doctor can monitor your care and make adjustments when needed. SPINE OPTIONS also offers specialized care for both the Injured Worker as well as those in a Motor Vehicle Accident and will work in conjunction with your Attorney if needed. We also provide diagnostic work up and treatment for other joints or body parts that are not related to the spine. Other specialty areas of treatment include Headaches and Fibromyalgia.
Primary Care
The spine specialists at SPINE OPTIONS will coordinate all of your spine care needs. Team members collaborate regularly to offer you the best treatment options. Spine Options brings together a team of medical and holistic professionals who specialize only in disorders of the back and neck. The group offers an impressive array of services and treatments that optimize pain management and the healing process. The expertise of the Spine Options Team, is an excellent resource for both primary care physicians and specialists. The group of professionals offers a unique combination of neck and back pain specialists.
Emergency Care
Call the Office and we will see you the same day, most insurances except. Relieve your pain before you leave the office, diagnostic testing will be started same day...

Pregnancy
Labor and Delivery
No. An epidural steroid injection is not the same thing as epidural anesthesia used in labor and delivery, or for certain surgeries.

Mental Health
Ketamine infusion therapy is for individuals who suffer daily from chronic pain when their current pain management plan is not working. Ketamine infusion is an excellent treatment for both chronic pain and medication-resistant mental health disorders.
Anxiety

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care

Ultrasound
Headaches associated with muscle spasms and those with a defined referral pattern from the neck area frequently respond to a course of Physical Therapy using therapeutic modalities such as Laser, Electrical Stimulation and Ultrasound as well as some manual release techniques along with Craniosacral treatments.
MRI
This is also known as Spasmodic Torticollis and is characterized as painful spasms and twisting of the neck with or without tremors. This is known as a movement disorder due to abnormal posturing of the neck. There are typically normal Cervical MRI findings. Patients present with painful spasms and complain on inability to move the head and neck through a normal range of motion. There is usually no weakness or numbness into the arms.
X-Rays
Computed Tomography
During this procedure, X-ray guidance is used. This is a diagnostic test to view and assess the internal structure of the disc and determine if it is a source of pain. Essentially, it is analogous to “pressing/palpating” on the disc to see if it is painful/inflamed. If so, we may inject medication (anesthetic and steroid) to ease pain and inflammation. So we can identify disc abnormalities using a CT scan, we inject contrast dye into the disc. We look for annular tears, scarring, disc bulges, and other changes to the disc nucleus. The procedure can take up to 30 to 45 minutes, plus 30 minutes if a CT scan is indicated, plus approximately 45 minutes of recovery time. A Spine Surgeon usually requests this to help determine which discs should be operated on or not.

Sciatica
Sciatica is a lumbar radiculopathy that affects the large sciatic nerve, where nerve roots come together in the buttock. Sciatica pain is a sharp, often shooting sensation that radiates down from the buttock to the back of the thigh and into the leg. It often feels like a stabbing pain deep in the buttock and grows worse with sitting.
Whiplash
A common aftermath of car accidents and trauma, whiplash also called neck sprain or neck strain, is a soft tissue injury to the neck. Whiplash is characterized by a collection of symptoms that occur following damage to the neck. In whiplash, the intervertebral (located between vertebrae) joints, discs, and ligaments, cervical muscles, and nerve roots might become damaged. It occurs when forceful head movement stresses the muscles, tendons, and ligaments of the neck. It may mimic radiculopathy, with pain traveling down the arm. Pain usually improves rapidly if addressed soon after the trauma, but may become chronic and disabling.
Pinched Nerve
Myofascial pain syndrome refers to a disorder affecting the fascia, or connective tissue that covers a muscle or muscle group. An injured muscle may form a “trigger point,” or a taut fibrous band of collagen. A trigger point is actually a “knot” felt deep in muscle tissue that causes pain in the muscle and in a related limb (so-called referred pain). Many times the muscle becomes spastic and numbness in the arm or hand may occur. Myofascial pain syndrome can be mistaken for a pinched nerve, but the treatment is different. Spasms in the muscles to the side of the neck are strongly related to myofascial pain.

Plastic Surgeons

Botox
BOTOX® for Upper Limb Spasticity (ULS) | Spine Options - A Center for Non-Surgical Care of Back and Neck Pain

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Sports Medicine
Originally from Queens, NY, he received his undergraduate degree from New York University. He completed his medical education by interning at Long Island College Hospital, in Brooklyn, NY. He went on to finish a three-year residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center in Brooklyn, NY. He continued his training as a fellow in Interventional Spine and Pain Management with the Alabama Orthopedic, Spine, & Sports Medicine Associates in Birmingham, AL.
Physical Therapy
Alleviating pain stemming from inflamed spinal structures in the body is the goal of steroid injection therapy. The injection itself is NOT a cure in the sense that it changes your anatomy by putting discs back into place, decompressing spinal stenosis, or reversing facet joint arthritis. However, it can provide sufficient pain relief, especially during an acute episode of pain, allowing the patient to progress further with physical therapy and rehabilitation programs and use less pain medication.
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