“Much of orthopedic surgery, including joint replacement, can be performed in an outpatient setting,” said Leesa Galatz, MD, Professor and Chair of Orthopedic Surgery for the Mount Sinai Health System. “Our outpatient joint program will be housed in this exceptional Center and is on an adjacent floor to a full-service, multidisciplinary spine center offering low radiation imaging, non-operative spine specialists, and state of the art, comprehensive evaluation for surgical care. We will be able to provide superior orthopedic care to our community by offering an extraordinary, personal experience for spine procedures as well as sports, hand, upper extremity, and foot and ankle procedures.” 

Patients with spine problems can now see a non-operative spine physiatrist, have state-of-the-art low-radiation EOS Imaging and magnetic resonance imaging, have any needed injections, consult with an orthopedic spine specialist, consult with a neurosurgical spine specialist, and, if needed, have minimally invasive outpatient spine surgery, all on two adjacent floors.”


Peakpoint Midtown West Surgery Center is now open and accepting patients. For more information, schedule a consultation or take a virtual tour of the facility, visit www.peakpointmidtown.com.


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