Seidenstein Michael K MD

Seidenstein Michael K MD sharpens movement through precision. Orthopedics stitches bones back together, splints sprains, and untangles compressed nerves. The doctor’s toolkit includes fluoroscopy-guided injections, platelet-rich plasma therapy, bracing consultations, gait analysis, fracture care, and joint aspiration. An office near Union Square makes these services accessible without a citywide trek.

At 95 University Pl # 8, New York, NY 10003, patients find a no-frills zone for diagnostics that begin with history, imaging, and hands-on exams before settling on a plan. Surgical referrals flow when hardware looms; otherwise the focus stays on restoration over operation. The street hums with courier traffic yet the waiting area stays calm. You’ll likely notice the building’s classic bones topped by modern glass above it.

Injections for arthritis and tendonitis pivot on image guidance if the target hides from view. Post-op protocols rely on splinting regimens and gradual loading advice. Nerve compressions get mapped via EMG; bracing decisions hinge on activity audits. The clinic avoids empty jargon—expect direct talk anchored in physical findings. A backlit street map inside confirms that this stretch still keeps walkers close to public transit.

Call ahead; (212) 674-1361 reaches the front desk during business windows, or use the map for step-by-step directions if the morning crawl makes crosstown treks unpredictable.