Fracture & Trauma Care

From nondisplaced wrist fractures to complex shoulder/knee injuries, we deliver stabilization, reduction, surgical fixation when required, and detailed return-to-work guidance.

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Our orthopedic specialists manage fractures ranging from simple breaks to complex, multi-bone trauma. With advanced imaging, stabilization techniques, and minimally invasive surgical options, we restore alignment, function, and long-term bone health. We also ensure accurate reporting for workers’ compensation and no-fault claims, aligned with New York State guidelines.

We begin with immediate evaluation and stabilization to protect overall health, followed by advanced diagnostic imaging for precise assessment. Depending on the injury, treatment may involve casting, splinting, or bracing for proper alignment, as well as reduction and fixation techniques to restore function. We provide all aspects of fracture and trauma care, including:

Immediate injury evaluation & stabilization
Diagnostic imaging (X-ray, CT)
Casting, splinting, and bracing
Fracture reduction and fixation techniques
Rehabilitation and physical therapy
Surgical repair for complex or unstable fractures

Care Highlights

Our fracture and trauma care is built around structured treatment plans that balance medical precision with patient needs. We ensure every step—from evaluation and stabilization to documentation and recovery—is carefully tailored, prioritizing safe healing, clear communication, and a smooth return to daily activities.

Our Core Values

Evidence-Based Medicine:

We apply proven, research-driven treatment pathways.

Patient Advocacy:

Your claim and recovery are documented with precision.

Accessibility:

Same-day appointments available for urgent injuries.

Collaborative Care:

We coordinate with physical therapists, pain specialists, and surgeons.

Faqs

Which Fractures Are Most Common?

Wrist, ankle, hip, collarbone, and long bone fractures such as tibia or femur.

Do All Fractures Require Surgery?

No. Many fractures heal with casting or bracing. Surgery is only recommended for unstable, displaced, or complex breaks.

How Long Does Recovery Take?

Simple fractures may heal in 6–8 weeks, while complex injuries can take several months. Early rehab helps restore strength and mobility.