New York Sports Medicine Institute

New York Sports Medicine Institute New York Sports Medicine Institute is a full service sports medicine practice with specialties in Or

New York Office

210 East 64th Street, 4th Floor
New York, NY 10021
Tel: 212-861-2300 – Fax: 212-861-2442
Email: info@nysportsmedicineinstitute.com

New York Office Hours:
Monday – Friday: 7:30 am – 5:00 pm
Late hours by special appointment only.

Wishing a Happy Mother's Day to all the incredible moms — from all of us at New York Sports Medicine Institute. Today, w...
05/10/2026

Wishing a Happy Mother's Day to all the incredible moms — from all of us at New York Sports Medicine Institute. Today, we celebrate you. 💐

https://nysportsmedicineinstitute.com/

05/06/2026

Knee pain is one of the most common reasons patients visit an orthopedic surgeon — and knowing when to seek help can make all the difference.
If you've been dealing with any of these, it may be time to see a specialist:

-Persistent knee pain that isn't improving with rest or physical therapy
-A knee that buckles or gives out during normal activities
-Severe swelling that keeps coming back after activity
-Locking, clicking, or catching in the joint
-Bone-on-bone arthritis where conservative treatments no longer provide relief

Not every case of knee pain requires surgery — but when it does, early evaluation can prevent further damage and lead to better long-term outcomes.

https://nysportsmedicineinstitute.com/when-is-knee-surgery-necessary-signs-its-time-to-see-an-orthopedic-surgeon/

If you're considering total hip replacement, the surgical approach matters.The posterior approach accesses the hip from ...
04/28/2026

If you're considering total hip replacement, the surgical approach matters.

The posterior approach accesses the hip from the back and involves temporarily moving muscles to reach the joint. It’s a widely used, highly effective technique — especially for complex cases — but may require specific precautions early in recovery. The anterior approach is performed from the front of the hip and works between muscles rather than detaching them. This muscle-sparing technique may allow for fewer movement restrictions after surgery in some patients.

Both approaches offer excellent long-term results. The best option depends on your anatomy, condition, and your surgeon’s expertise.
At NYSMI, our experienced orthopedic surgeons tailor every procedure to the individual — not a one-size-fits-all approach.

https://nysportsmedicineinstitute.com/anterior-vs-posterior-hip-replacement/

04/20/2026

New York Mets' Jared Young is headed to surgery after being placed on the injured list with a meniscus tear in his left knee. He's expected to miss 6–8 weeks — a tough break for a player who had been one of the team's standout players early this season.

The meniscus acts as a key shock absorber in the knee, helping to distribute weight and stabilize movement. When torn, it can impact mobility and performance. Surgical treatment followed by a structured rehab program is often the most effective path back for athletes.

At New York Sports Medicine Institute, we specialize in evaluating and treating knee injuries — helping athletes recover efficiently and return to the game with confidence. Wishing Jared a smooth surgery and a strong recovery.

https://nypost.com/2026/04/15/sports/mets-jared-young-to-undergo-left-knee-surgery-will-miss-6-8-weeks/

Returning to Sports After ACL Reconstruction: What You Need to KnowA torn ACL doesn’t have to mean the end of your athle...
04/15/2026

Returning to Sports After ACL Reconstruction: What You Need to Know

A torn ACL doesn’t have to mean the end of your athletic goals — but returning to play takes more than just time.

After ACL reconstruction, safe return to sport depends on:

✔️ Restoring knee stability
✔️ Rebuilding quadriceps strength
✔️ Achieving strength symmetry between legs
✔️ Passing functional tests like hop testing
✔️ Ensuring psychological readiness

While some athletes aim to return at 6 months, full return to competitive sports often occurs closer to 9–12 months — and only after meeting objective return-to-play criteria. Returning too soon can significantly increase the risk of a second ACL injury.

At NYSMI, our orthopedic specialists combine advanced ACL surgery with structured rehabilitation and comprehensive return-to-sport testing to help athletes get back safely — and confidently.

https://nysportsmedicineinstitute.com/return-to-sport-after-acl-reconstruction-return-to-sports-with-confidence/

03/30/2026

⚾ A setback for New York Mets’ Mike Tauchman, who is expected to be sidelined for about six weeks following a successful meniscus surgery. Knee injuries like this are not uncommon in baseball, where quick directional changes and repetitive stress can take a toll, but with proper treatment, a strong return is very possible.

The meniscus plays a key role in cushioning and supporting the knee joint. When injured, it can impact stability, mobility, and overall performance. Treatment depends on the extent of the damage and is often followed by a guided rehab program to restore strength and function.

At New York Sports Medicine Institute, we focus on evaluating and treating knee injuries—helping athletes recover efficiently and return to the game with confidence.

Wishing Mike all the best in his recovery.

https://sny.tv/articles/mets-mike-tauchman-timeline-following-successful-surgery-left-meniscus

Happy National Doctors’ Day!Today, we celebrate and sincerely appreciate the incredible dedication of all the physicians...
03/30/2026

Happy National Doctors’ Day!

Today, we celebrate and sincerely appreciate the incredible dedication of all the physicians at New York Sports Medicine Institute and throughout the country who work tirelessly to keep our communities healthy and strong.

A heartfelt thank you to Dr. Neil S. Roth and Dr. Nicholas Delaney for the meaningful impact you make in our patients’ lives each and every day. Your commitment, compassion, and expertise truly make a difference. 🩺💙

https://nysportsmedicineinstitute.com/

Shoulder pain can significantly impact your daily life — from reaching overhead to simply getting dressed. When conserva...
03/24/2026

Shoulder pain can significantly impact your daily life — from reaching overhead to simply getting dressed. When conservative treatments are no longer effective, shoulder replacement surgery may be an option. However, shoulder replacement isn’t one-size-fits-all, and understanding the differences between procedures can help you feel more informed and confident in your decision.

• Traditional Shoulder Replacement: Often recommended for advanced arthritis with an intact rotator cuff, this approach replaces the damaged joint surfaces to better restore natural shoulder mechanics and relieve chronic pain.

• Reverse Shoulder Replacement: Typically used for patients with severe rotator cuff tears or significant instability, this technique changes the mechanics of the joint so the deltoid muscle powers movement, improving arm elevation and strength.

At New York Sports Medicine Institute, we take a personalized approach to care, carefully evaluating your joint condition, symptoms, and functional goals. Our focus is on recommending the safest and most effective solution to help you regain mobility, reduce pain, and return to the activities that matter most to you.

https://nysportsmedicineinstitute.com/reverse-vs-traditional-shoulder-replacement-which-is-right-for-you/

Facing orthopedic surgery can feel overwhelming, but with the right preparation, your recovery can be smoother and more ...
03/09/2026

Facing orthopedic surgery can feel overwhelming, but with the right preparation, your recovery can be smoother and more successful. At New York Sports Medicine Institute, we believe taking proactive steps before surgery can make a meaningful difference in your outcome. Strengthening and conditioning your body before surgery helps support the surgical area and improve post-operative rehabilitation, while proper nutrition, hydration, and inflammation management give your body the fuel it needs to heal efficiently. Preparing your home environment and understanding your recovery timeline can also ease stress and build confidence as you approach your procedure. With thoughtful planning and a strong commitment to rehabilitation, you can return to the activities you love, feeling stronger, more prepared, and ready for a successful recovery.

https://nysportsmedicineinstitute.com/preparing-for-orthopedic-surgery-tips-to-optimize-healing-and-recovery/

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222 N Westchester Avenue, Suite 307/308
White Plains, NY
10604

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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