Contact the office
Call either office, schedule online through NYU Langone, or send a message using the form below.
By Phone
Call either office
Flushing
NYU Langone Orthopedic Surgery Associates
Queens: (718) 670-5370
- Fax
- (718) 670-5371
- Address
- 146-01 45th Avenue, 6th Floor, Flushing, NY 11355
Lake Success
NYU Langone Orthopedic Associates—Lake Success
Long Island: (516) 467-8600
- Fax
- (646) 754-9820
- Address
- 1999 Marcus Avenue, Suite 202, New Hyde Park, NY 11042
Directions, parking and public transit details for both offices are on the locations page. Accepted insurance plans are listed on his NYU Langone profile (opens in a new tab).
Book online
New and returning patients can request an appointment, including a video visit, through NYU Langone Health.
Send a Message
Questions and general inquiries
Use this form for general questions. The office will reply by email or phone.
Please do not include medical details.
This form is not secure for health information and is not monitored around the clock. For a medical emergency, call 911. To discuss symptoms or results, call the office.
Your First Visit
What to bring
Bringing the right paperwork and imaging to the first appointment usually saves a second visit.
- A photo ID and your insurance card
- A list of the medications you currently take, including doses
- Any imaging you have already had (X-ray, MRI, CT or ultrasound) on a disc or through a patient portal, plus the written reports
- The name and phone number of your primary care physician
- Notes from any physical therapy or previous treatment for the same problem
- Forms your team or employer needs completed
- Clothing that makes the injured area easy to examine, such as shorts for a knee problem
Records and Imaging
Sending imaging and records
- Bring the imaging disc itself when you can. Reports alone are useful, but the images are what get reviewed in the room.
- If your imaging is held at a hospital or radiology group, ask them to release the study to you on a disc or through their patient portal before the visit.
- Outside operative reports, physical therapy notes and injection records are all worth sending ahead when they exist.
For Referring Physicians
Sending a patient
- Referring physicians are welcome to call the office directly to discuss a patient before or after a visit.
- Please send imaging, the radiology report and a brief clinical note with the referral so the visit can be productive from the start.
- A note summarising the visit and the plan is sent back to the referring physician after each appointment.
The information on this website is provided for general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice, and reading it does not create a doctor-patient relationship. Call your physician or 911 for medical concerns.