The elbow is one of the most used joints in the body – something you may not notice until you’re feeling pain every time you move! Elbows are also quite complicated joints. They are comprised of bone, cartilage, ligaments and fluid Read More…
While we may all be staying home due to COVID-19, there are still many ways to alleviate arthritis pain while social distancing. Incorporating specific activities and hobbies into your daily routine can not only help with arthritis pain but also Read More…
Your elbow is essential to your range of motion in your arm, making it hard to do much without it! Elbow injuries can occur in any number of ways for athletes, from overuse to an incident in a game. Living Read More…
Dear OrthoManhattan community, The health, wellness, and safety of our patients and employees is our first priority. We continue to monitor the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and are keeping an eye on official information including guidance published by the Read More…
If you are experiencing or have experienced back pain, know that you are not alone. Back pain is one of the most common reasons people see a doctor, and almost everyone will experience some form of back pain in their Read More…
Hip pain is a special kind of pain. It’s both debilitating and frustrating at the same time. Pain may even not even be felt exclusively in the hip – pain also may be felt radiating from the thigh or even Read More…
The hand is one of the most heavily used parts of your body. Regardless of your age or lifestyle, you use your hands extensively on a daily basis. With that said, an injury or condition that limits the range of Read More…
We all look forward to the holidays. It’s time to enjoy the company of friends and family and allow work to fall to the wayside for a few days. The holidays are full of joy – but don’t let that Read More…
Your elbow is integral to everyday life – it’s hard to do much without it! Living with elbow pain can be frustrating, but more than that, it can be extremely limiting and at times, excruciating. Whether you’ve recently suffered an Read More…
The shoulder is very complex for a number of reasons. It’s comprised of bones (3 of them, to be precise) that actually form two joints – the acromioclavicular joint, where the highest point of the scapula meets the clavicle, and Read More…