Jun 7, 2020
Lyndhurst, New Jersey, medical practice Core Medical & Wellness announced that it is now offering non-surgical orthopedics, spine and sports medicine solutions through telemedicine.
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Lyndhurst, United States - June 6, 2020 /NewsNetwork/ —
Core Medical & Wellness, a multidisciplinary medical practice in Lyndhurst, New Jersey, announced the launch of an updated range of non-surgical orthopedics, spine and sports medicine solutions. Given the uncertainty and rapid developments surrounding the Coronavirus pandemic, the wellness center will be seeing patients through telemedicine.
More information can be found at https://coremedicalwellness.com/services/non-surgical-orthopedics-spine-and-sports
Core Medical & Wellness has many qualified, non-surgical orthopedic physicians that can consult with patients to help decide the best plan of action in treating their injury. The team at Core Medical & Wellness announced that they are now offering a telemedicine service that allows patients to have a face-to-face video appointment with their physician so they can get the treatment they need for their orthopedic and sports medicine injuries.
Effective management of sports injuries can help patients return to an active lifestyle and prevent further injuries. Core Medical & Wellness provides comprehensive, highly specialized sports medicine care for residents of New Jersey.
Core Medical & Wellness specializes in the treatment of back pain, neck pain, knee pain, and other joint pain in a compassionate and caring environment. The dedicated medical team use state of the art equipment and treatment techniques to reduce or eliminate pain.
The non-surgical sports medicine team combines expert training with innovative, effective treatments including specialized medical evaluations, exercise counseling, rehabilitation and other non-surgical options.
Using telemedicine, the team at Core Medical & Wellness are able to evaluate, diagnose and develop treatment plans for their patients. Each physician will recommend treatment with non-surgical options in order to help patients accomplish their health goals with as little intervention and downtime as possible.
A spokesperson for the practice said: “We take pride in our ability to understand our patients’ perspective, needs and goals. This culture of cooperation encompasses not only our workplace but also our relationship with our patients.”
Interested parties can find more by visiting the above-mentioned website.
Contact Info:
Name: Ravely Reddy
Email: Send Email
Organization: Core Medical & Wellness
Address: 256 Stuyvesant Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071, United States
Phone: +1-888-521-0688
Website: https://coremedicalwellness.com/
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 88961280
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