Runner on a track holding his shin

How PRP Injections Help Heal Sports Injuries

At LI Spine Rehabilitation Medicine, our physiatrists specialize in diagnosing and treating sports injuries using nonsurgical methods. Because we want to reduce your pain and restore function as quickly as possible so you can get back into the game, we use a combination of both complementary and traditional treatments. One therapy we have found to…

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Doctor showing anatomical spine to his patient in medical office

Types of Spine Injuries That Require Immediate Care

At Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine, our doctors are well aware that some injuries, especially those affecting the spine, must be given immediate attention. Our physiatrists are experienced in diagnosing and treating spine conditions using a combination of traditional and complementary therapies. We are a nonsurgical, holistic practice, offering same day spine appointments for patients…

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Woman who has fallen off a bicycle holding her head with a concussion

Concussion Do’s and Don’ts: What You Should Know

Although when some people hear the word “concussion,” their mind immediately turns to contact sports, concussions are common among people of all ages and lifestyles and occur in all sorts of seemingly safe venues. At Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine, Dr. Chator diagnoses and treats patients who have suffered concussions in slips and falls, traffic…

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Pregnant woman holding back in pain

Treatments for Joint Pain During Pregnancy

Pregnancy is an exciting and wonderful journey, but it typically comes with its share of physical discomforts, including joint pain. As the body changes to accommodate a growing baby, many women experience pain and stiffness in their joints, particularly in the later stages of pregnancy. This pain can make everyday activities challenging and affect the…

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Man examining a model of a brain

What Are the Stages of a Concussion?

Concussions are fairly common, though it is difficult to assess how many people suffer such injuries since many patients never report them. Because even mild concussions are considered traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), it is important to be seen by a physician if you suffer a blow to the head. At Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine,…

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Overhead view of woman using foam roller and weights to prevent sports injuries

10 Tips for Preventing Sports Injuries

At Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine, our physiatrists are committed not only to alleviating musculoskeletal pain and restoring function but also to preventing injuries. Our physiatrists believe in proactive care, especially for individuals engaged in sports. Following are 10 suggestions to help minimize your risk of sports injuries while optimizing your performance on the field…

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Doctor with patient discussing treatment for injured knee

What to Expect At Your First PRP Therapy Session

At Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine, our physiatrists are committed to providing holistic, nonsurgical healing of musculoskeletal problems through a broad range of treatments. One of these successful treatments is Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy. This blog is designed to help you understand what PRP is, what you can expect at your first therapy session, and…

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