If you are suffering from sciatic nerve pain, you have a lot of company. It is estimated that 40 percent of the population is affected by this condition at some point in their lives. This troubling disorder has many potential causes. Fortunately, at Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine we have many effective nonsurgical treatments for…
Continue reading…Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine Warmly Welcomes Dr. Chator to Our Esteemed Team!
We are excited to announce the addition of Dr. Chator to the Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine family! Dr. Chator’s impressive background and dedication to providing optimal care make him an expert in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Dr. Chator’s academic journey began at Johns Hopkins University where he graduated with honors, earning a Bachelor of…
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Are There Long-Term Benefits of Acupuncture?
Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine is a nonsurgical, holistic practice. Here, acupuncture is an integral part of our treatment plans. Although relatively new to mainstream medicine in the U.S., acupuncture has been practiced in China and other parts of Asia for thousands of years. Our patients often ask about whether the positive effects of acupuncture…
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The Surprising Benefits of PEMF Therapy
Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (PEMF) is a treatment already being successfully used in many medical practices, including by the doctors of Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine. Beyond its many current uses, PEMF has been found to have promise in a remarkable assortment of other disorders, including mental health, cancer, heart disease, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease,…
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Acupressure Mats: Do They Work to Relieve Pain?
Acupressure mats are now trending in popular healthcare. At Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine, we are always interested in new tools to provide our patients with relief from aches and pains, particularly ones that can be used at home. While the results of research on acupressure mats so far are largely positive, it has been…
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Home Remedies for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Unfortunately, for a great many people, the pain of carpal tunnel syndrome interferes with daily life. At Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine, we see patients for whom this problem makes household chores, work tasks, sports, and routine activities like driving or writing, difficult or even impossible, to manage. If you are troubled by the symptoms…
Continue reading…Dr. Perry Zelinger Now Offering Services at Our Huntington Office
The Huntington office of Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine has some exciting news! We’re elated to announce that Dr. Perry Zelinger will now be offering his extensive service at our Huntington location. Born on the south shore of Long Island, Dr. Zelinger is no stranger to our community. From his commendable academic feat of graduating…
Continue reading…Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine Now Offering Same Day Spine Appointments: “Spine-1-1”
For many on Long Island, spinal issues can spring up without warning, causing immense discomfort and impeding daily activities. Recognizing the immediate need for specialized care in such situations, Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine is proud to introduce the “Spine-1-1” service. Spearheaded by Dr. Perry Zelinger, this initiative offers timely attention to those in need…
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Helpful Exercises and Stretches for Adults with Scoliosis
Since two to three percent of the U.S. population has scoliosis, the condition affects millions of people. While some who have the disorder are symptom-free, some are dealing with pain and limitations, and some are considerably disabled. At Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine, we find that most of our patients with varying degrees of scoliosis…
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Can a Ruptured ACL Be Healed Without Surgery? Study Says Yes
At Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine, where we are committed to healing spinal and musculoskeletal injuries with nonsurgical treatment, we are elated to see that a recent study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine reports that some ruptured anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries show better patient-reported outcomes for those who received exercise rehabilitation…
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