A non-surgical orthopaedic and rehabilitation practice in the Howard Beach area of Queens, New York, offering platelet rich plasma and stem cell injections.
Cross Bay Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation describes itself as a non-surgical orthopaedic practice serving the Howard Beach, Richmond Hill, Ozone Park and Broad Channel neighbourhoods of Queens, New York. The site presents the practice as combining rehabilitation and physical therapy with injection-based treatments rather than surgery.
The practice's regenerative offering centres on platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from a sample of the patient's own blood), which the site names as a particular interest, including a version used for hair loss. The site also discusses stem cell injection, stating that the cells used come from the patient's own body and can develop into the tissue types needed for repair. That is the practice's description of the biology and is not presented here as established fact.
Injections are described as carried out under ultrasound guidance. Alongside these, the site lists conventional physical medicine and rehabilitation services such as physical therapy, neuromuscular re-education and intravenous nutrient therapy.
The site sets out conditions only in general terms, referring to orthopaedic injuries and to damaged cartilage, tendons, ligaments or muscles, rather than publishing a defined condition list. It also does not state which tissue the stem cells are taken from, how they are processed, or what a course of treatment costs, so a prospective patient would need to ask about all three.
The site describes the problems it treats in broad categories rather than as a specific list of diagnoses.
The site states that the stem cells it injects are taken from the patient's own body, and describes them as undifferentiated cells able to form the tissue types needed for healing.
One clinician is named on the pages reviewed; the practice also refers to physical therapy staff without naming them.
The practice is presented as a community outpatient clinic in the Howard Beach part of Queens, serving nearby Richmond Hill, Ozone Park and Broad Channel, and combining a rehabilitation and physical therapy setting with an injection service. The site gives a telephone number of (718) 835-0100 for appointments. It notes the lead physician's teaching link with New York University School of Medicine but does not publish the clinic's street address, opening hours, accreditation or laboratory arrangements on the pages reviewed.
The site says nothing about the cost of platelet rich plasma or stem cell injections — no prices, no price range and no statement about whether these treatments are covered by insurance or must be paid for privately. A prospective patient would need to ask for a written quotation.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.