MalvernePain Clinic
Pain care for Malverne, NY, with a local office on Weber Avenue.
Treatment takes place at Queens Pain Clinic, 9701 66th Ave, Rego Park, NY 11374. This page is for patients traveling from the Malverne area.
CALL NOW // PAIN CARE LINE1 877 97 NO PAINPain care for Malverne and nearby Long Island
Patients come from Malverne, West Hempstead, Lynbrook, Valley Stream and Rockville Centre.
Dr. Dmitriy Fuzaylov sees patients in Malverne at Innovation Spine Medical, so many Long Island patients can start care without traveling into Queens. He is board-certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and in pain medicine.
If a procedure or a longer visit is best done at our Rego Park clinic, we will tell you and help you plan the trip. Call 1-877-97 NO PAIN to book at either office.
Seen close to home in Malverne
Malverne, Long Island
Innovation Spine Medical
with chiropractor Ronald Michelli, DC
4 Weber Avenue, Malverne, NY 11565
516-599-3999Our location map
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Getting to our offices from Malverne
Malverne office
Innovation Spine Medical is at 4 Weber Avenue in Malverne. Call 516-599-3999 or 1-877-97 NO PAIN to ask about appointment times.
Rego Park clinic by car
Queens Pain Clinic is at 9701 66th Ave, Rego Park. Drivers usually take the Southern State or Belt Parkway toward Queens. Traffic changes by hour, so leave extra time.
By train
The Long Island Rail Road serves Malverne. From Penn Station, take the E or F subway to 63 Dr-Rego Park or Forest Hills. Check the MTA trip planner for current service.
Which office is right for me?
Most first visits and follow-ups can happen in Malverne. Our front desk will tell you if your plan calls for the Rego Park clinic.
Conditions we treat
Whiplash, back and neck injuries after parkway and local collisions.
Elbow pain from yard work, lifting and repetitive tasks.
Wrist pain from steering, typing and heavy gripping.
Hip pain after long drives and days on your feet.
Knee pain from stairs, walking and weekend sports.
Back pain from lifting, yard work and snow shoveling.
Neck pain from long commutes and desk work.
Shoulder pain from raking, painting and overhead work.
Persistent burning or sensitive pain after an injury or surgery.
Tailbone pain made worse by long drives and hard seats.
Services and treatments
A full evaluation and a plan you can follow from home.
Treatment after collisions, plus no-fault paperwork.
Gentle needle therapy that helps ease muscle tightness and stress.
A steroid injection beside inflamed spinal nerves to relieve leg and back pain.
Calms the small spine joints that flare up with arthritis and strain.
Looks beyond the sore spot at lifestyle and health factors.
A tiny stimulator that sends signals to a targeted nerve to ease pain.
Guided exercise to restore strength and range of motion.
Injections designed to prompt healing in strained ligaments.
A treatment using concentrated platelets from your own blood.
Radio-wave heat disables pain signals from a specific nerve, often providing months of relief.
Targets sacroiliac joint pain felt low in the back and into the hip.
An implanted device sends mild pulses to the spinal cord to mask pain.
Targeted spine injections placed with imaging for accuracy.
Loosens muscle knots that tighten after lifting or long drives.
Care for on-the-job injuries and the paperwork that goes with them.
Learn more before you come in
Meet your doctor
Dr. Dmitriy Fuzaylov and the team, with office details for Rego Park and Malverne.
Meet the providersResourcesWhat to expect
How your first visit works, from check-in to your personal plan.
See what to expectResourcesInsurance and payment
Accepted plans, no-fault and worker’s comp, and payment options.
View insurance infoFrom the BlogBack pain and daily life
Practical ways to manage back pain between visits.
Read the full blogQuestions from patients in Malverne
Plan your visit from Malverne
Call or request a time and we'll help with directions and parking.
Book a ConsultationThis page is general information, not medical advice. Results vary from person to person. If you think you're having a medical emergency, call 911.