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Ospina Medical
Ospina Medical was founded to answer the need for revolutionary Regenerative Medicine and Interventional Spine and Joint care in New York City. Our practice specializes in Regenexx® procedures and non-surgical orthopedic treatments that are tailored to restore function through precise, minimally invasive techniques that utilize the most innovative technology and current scientific evidence.
The name Ospina comes from the combined Latin roots for bone (Os) and spine (Spina), and we feel it perfectly embodies our commitment to healing musculoskeletal injuries related to painful spine and joint conditions. Our goal is to completely modernize the patient experience by utilizing a collaborative approach to your care that will help uncover the root cause of your pain and allow us to optimize your health and function. This is accomplished through a unique personalized medicine approach, where we review your complete medical history, all diagnostic imaging, personal goals and associated lifestyle factors. Using this information and by working with you, our physicians create a custom-tailored treatment plan to alleviate your pain using the most advanced non-surgical and regenerative medicine techniques available in the industry today.
Regenexx Education Center: 646-774-0852
Our Philosophy
on Regenerative Medicine
Conditions
Head & Neck
Headaches, migraines, and TMJ syndrome are just a few of the conditions that can significantly affect the head and neck. Our talented team is incredibly experienced in diagnosing problems in these areas in order to alleviate pain and discomfort.
Shoulder
As the most mobile joint in the entire body, the shoulder can often be susceptible to wear and tear, causing various types of pain in the area. We can treat various ailments, including torn rotator cuff, arthritis, impingement syndrome, and pinched nerves.
Spine & Back
Our back is an incredibly intricate structure of bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and discs. This combined with its length can make it incredibly susceptible to strains, ruptured or bulging discs, sciatica, osteoporosis, and other forms of injury.
Hand & Wrist
While the hands and wrist can be prone to sudden injury, they can also be affected by long-term conditions, such as arthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome. Fortunately, a quick consultation with our staff can have you on the road to recovery in no time.
Elbow
Traditionally, elbow injuries are caused by sports injuries, especially during tennis, golf, boxing, or baseball. However, this isn’t always the case as there are at least seven types of elbow disorders that could be the source of your pain and discomfort.
Hip & Sacroilliac (SI) Joint
Contrary to the name, hip pain can also be felt in areas, including the groin and/or thighs. The position of the pain tends to signify what the root of your pain might be, allowing our team to construct a personal treatment plan to eliminate your pain.
Knee & Leg
Pain in the knees and/or legs can be caused by a variety of problems due to the abundance of bones, joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, blood vessels, nerves, and skin. Generally, however, pain typically stems from inflammation of tissue resulting from conditions, such as diabetic neuropathy, deep vein thrombosis, and nerve damage.
Foot & Ankle
85% of all ankle injuries are due to sprain, though there are a number of other injuries and medical conditions that can affect the feet and/or ankles, including osteoarthritis, gout, blocked blood vessels, broken bones, and joint infections.
Head & Neck
Headaches, migraines, and TMJ syndrome are just a few of the conditions that can significantly affect the head and neck. Our talented team is incredibly experienced in diagnosing problems in these areas in order to alleviate pain and discomfort.
Shoulder
As the most mobile joint in the entire body, the shoulder can often be susceptible to wear and tear, causing various types of pain in the area. We can treat various ailments, including torn rotator cuff, arthritis, impingement syndrome, and pinched nerves.
Spine & Back
Our back is an incredibly intricate structure of bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and discs. This combined with its length can make it incredibly susceptible to strains, ruptured or bulging discs, sciatica, osteoporosis, and other forms of injury.
Hand & Wrist
While the hands and wrist can be prone to sudden injury, they can also be affected by long-term conditions, such as arthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome. Fortunately, a quick consultation with our staff can have you on the road to recovery in no time.
Elbow
Traditionally, elbow injuries are caused by sports injuries, especially during tennis, golf, boxing, or baseball. However, this isn’t always the case as there are at least seven types of elbow disorders that could be the source of your pain and discomfort.
Hip & Sacroilliac (SI) Joint
Contrary to the name, hip pain can also be felt in areas, including the groin and/or thighs. The position of the pain tends to signify what the root of your pain might be, allowing our team to construct a personal treatment plan to eliminate your pain.
Knee & Leg
Pain in the knees and/or legs can be caused by a variety of problems due to the abundance of bones, joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, blood vessels, nerves, and skin. Generally, however, pain typically stems from inflammation of tissue resulting from conditions, such as diabetic neuropathy, deep vein thrombosis, and nerve damage.
Foot & Ankle
85% of all ankle injuries are due to sprain, though there are a number of other injuries and medical conditions that can affect the feet and/or ankles, including osteoarthritis, gout, blocked blood vessels, broken bones, and joint infections.
Our Founder
Dr. Matthew Kohler had his residency at Columbia University Medical Center and pursued additional fellowship training in Pain Medicine after residency. Dr. Kohler stayed on as a fellow in New York City at Columbia University Medical Center where he began to develop an interest in Regenerative Medicine and how its applications could transform the way we practice interventional pain medicine. He attended advanced training courses through the Interventional Orthopedic Foundation and helped established Ospina Medical as a practice where he could provide an elite level of care for his patients. Ospina Medical was founded on the premise that care should never be rushed or algorithmic and that by combining cutting edge regenerative medicine therapies with time tested interventional pain techniques, we could dramatically improve patient outcomes and functional well-being.
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Our Office
635 Madison Ave
Ste 1301
New York, NY 10022
Hours
M-F 9:00am – 5:00pm