Dr. Jason M. Gallina

Orthopedic surgery often feels like the last resort—until it becomes the only option. When joints ache, bones refuse to heal, or movement turns into a daily negotiation, the right specialist can shift the narrative from limitation to recovery. Dr. Jason M. Gallina practices in a field where precision isn’t just preferred; it’s non-negotiable. The work demands both technical skill and an ability to translate medical jargon into something patients can act on, a balance that defines the specialty.

The office sits at 135 Madison Ave 5th Floor, New York, NY 10016, a stretch of Midtown where the hum of the city meets the quiet focus of medical corridors. Orthopedics here isn’t just about fractures or torn ligaments; it’s about restoring function in a place where every block walked or subway stair climbed counts. The address places the practice within reach of those who need it, whether they’re recovering from an injury or managing a chronic condition that refuses to fade.

Common reasons to seek out an orthopedic surgeon include persistent joint pain, sports injuries, or post-surgical complications that haven’t resolved as expected. Procedures like arthroscopic surgery, joint replacements, or fracture repairs fall under this umbrella, each requiring a tailored approach. Patients often arrive with questions about recovery timelines, physical therapy expectations, or whether surgery is even necessary—answers that depend on a surgeon’s ability to listen as much as to operate. For appointments or details, the number is (212) 616-4130.

Directions to the office can be found on the map. Sometimes, the hardest part is just showing up.