Non-surgical
Prompt appointments
Most insurances

Treat pain.Feel better.

Non-surgical care for back, neck and joint pain in Rockland County. We find the cause, explain it clearly, and treat it — without rushing you.

Dr Samuel Rosenberg
Samuel Rosenberg, DO
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Michael Chait MD
Michael Chait MD
Anesthesiology, Interventional Pain Management
4.7★
31 Google reviews
5.0★
14 Zocdoc reviews
Patient reviews of the practice
Meet your doctor
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Dr. Rosenberg founded the practice in 2021 to bring academic-level rehabilitation medicine to Rockland County — therapy, medication and interventional pain care, coordinated under one roof.

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Conditions we treat

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Back & neck
01
Low back pain
Neck pain
Sciatica
Herniated discs
Spinal stenosis
Degenerative disc disease
Facet & spine arthritis
Sacroiliac joint pain
Joints & sports
02
Knee, hip & shoulder arthritis
Tendonitis
Bursitis
Meniscus tears
Sports injuries
Elbow pain
Plantar fasciitis
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Nerve & neurological
03
Neuropathy & nerve pain
Stroke rehabilitation
Spasticity
Parkinson's disease
Dystonia
Brain & spinal cord injury
Cerebral palsy
Chronic migraine

Procedures

Image-guided, performed in office
Syringe placing an injection into a knee joint model
Joint Injections
Knee, hip and shoulder relief, guided by ultrasound.
Gloved hand holding a tube of platelet-rich plasma
Platelet-rich Plasma
Your own platelets to support healing in joints and tendons.
Illustration of a lumbar spine from the side showing a herniated disc pressing on a pinched nerve root
Epidural Steroid Injections
Calms an inflamed, pinched nerve root.
Illustration of the back of the lumbar spine showing an arthritic facet joint beside healthy facet joints
Medial Branch Blocks & RFA
Long-lasting relief for arthritic facet joints.
Illustration of the lower spine and pelvis with spinal nerves, one irritated nerve highlighted
Nerve Blocks
Targets the specific nerve causing your pain.
Illustration of common signs of spasticity: bent elbow, bent wrist, clenched fist, thumb in palm, pointed and turned-in foot, curled toes
Botox for Spasticity
Relaxes tight muscles after stroke or injury.
Simplified faceless head silhouettes from the front, side and back with teal dots marking the 31 FDA-label injection sites for chronic migraine
Botox for Chronic Migraine
FDA-approved prevention for frequent migraine.
Not sure which is right for you?
Most patients start with an evaluation, not a procedure.
1
We listen
Tell us what hurts, what you’ve tried, and what you want to get back to. Bring any imaging — we’ll review it with you.
2
We examine
A thorough hands-on exam to pinpoint where the pain is really coming from.
3
We plan together
A clear plan in plain English — therapy, medication, activity changes or an injection. No pressure, your choice.
“He spent time with me and listened. I did not feel rushed as I do with other doctors.”
Jerry C. · Zocdoc
“I’m finally feeling relief from my hip and knee pain. Very happy with my care.”
Bernadette M. · Google
“Listens well and explains his diagnosis and treatment very clearly. On time, too.”
Susanne K. · Google
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