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Are you in pain?
Are you suffering from any type of acute or chronic pain? Is it keeping you from doing the things you love or maybe even keeping you from doing the ordinary tasks of daily life? You don’t have to suffer…we can help.
At Pain Management Specialists of New York, with four convenient offices across the Greater New York City metropolitan area, we bring more than 20 years of experience to individuals suffering from either acute or chronic pain. Dr. Lerner is board-certified by the American Board of Anesthesiology in both pain management and anesthesiology.
The following are some of the main pain conditions that our specialists treat.
We provide comprehensive diagnosis and treatment of all types of acute and chronic pain:
- Lower and mid-back pain, including herniated, bulging and slipped discs
- Upper back pain, including sprains and strains, joint problems and pinched nerves
- Neck pain, including injuries from whiplash
- Pain in your upper extremities, such as shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand pain
- Pain in your lower extremities, including hip, ankle, foot and knee discomfort
- Pinched nerves (radiculopathy), including sciatica
- All types of arthritis
- Spinal Cord Stenosis | Pain Treatment after Back Surgery
- Tendonitis and bursitis

Neck Pain
Neck pain can stem from a wide range of conditions, such as arthritis, a pinched nerve, and more.

Knee Pain
Knee pain can stem from a wide range of conditions, including tendon, muscle and ligament damage.

Arthritis
Arthritis, most often caused by wear and tear or overuse of a joint, can make it painful to engage in even the most basic tasks.

Tendonitis
Injury or overuse of your tendons, which connect muscles to bones, can lead to inflammation, swelling, pain and joint stiffness.

Pinched Nerve
Common causes include injury, arthritis, poor posture, obesity and herniated discs.

Lower Back Pain
Lower back pain may be the result of sprain or strain, herniated disc or other causes.

Hip Pain
Your hips provide stability for your whole body and can be susceptible to arthritis, bursitis, repetitive stress and motion injury.

Sciatica
Pressure on or damage to your sciatic nerve can lead to pain radiating from your lower back down your leg.

Shoulder Pain
Your shoulder is a highly complex joint, making it susceptible to pain from injury or overuse.

Upper Back Pain
Discomfort in your upper back may stem from a herniated disc, fractured vertebra, spinal stenosis or arthritis.

Herniated Disc
Your vertebrae, the bones in your spinal cord, are cushioned by soft, jellylike discs, which absorb shock and protect nerve endings.

Spinal Stenosis
Stenosis is narrowing of the spinal column that may be caused by arthritis, injury, cysts or tumors
Pain Conditions
We provide comprehensive diagnosis and treatment of all types of acute and chronic pain:
- Hover over the body part too see the pain area. For more information about the type of pain, click on the type of pain listed in the blue area.
- To switch from the front to the back view of the body, click on the smaller image of the body to the right side, lower than the large image.
Front View
Head Pain
Headache, migraines, tension
Shoulder Pain
Pain in your upper extremities, such as shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand pain
Arm Pain
Tendonitis and bursitis
Wrist Pain
Tendonitis and bursitis
All types of arthritis
Hand Pain
Tendonitis and bursitis
All types of arthritis
Chest Pain
All types of arthritis
Back View
Head Pain
Neck Pain
Pinched nerves (radiculopathy), including sciatica
Upper Back Pain
Upper back pain, including sprains and strains, joint problems and pinched nerves
Lower Back Pain
Lower and mid-back pain, including herniated, bulging and slipped discs.
Spinal Cord Stenosis | Pain Treatment after Back Surgery
Buttocks and Hip Pain
Pain in your lower extremities, including hip, ankle, foot and knee discomfort
Leg Pain
Pain in your lower extremities, including hip, ankle, foot and knee discomfort
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Contact Us to Schedule an Appointment
Don’t let pain rule your life. To set up an appointment with an experienced pain management doctor, call Pain Management Specialists of New York at (718) 932-1740 or use our convenient online booking form. We see patients by appointment only. Morning and evening hours are available.
We accept most types of insurance. If you have insurance benefits that are out of network, we will give you a receipt to submit to your insurer for possible reimbursement.
We take most types of credit cards and offer a sliding fee scale. Payment for services, including any co-pays, is due at the time services are rendered. Se habla español. Nakakapagsalita ako ng Tagalog.