SERVING COLLEGE POINT, QUEENS
Vascular, Orthopedic & Knee Pain Care for College Point, Queens
Vascular, orthopedic, and minimally invasive care for College Point patients, at our Forest Hills office.
If you live in College Point, you know the quiet of this riverside corner of Queens, tucked along Flushing Bay between Whitestone and downtown Flushing. M&S Vascular and Orthopedic Group cares for neighbors here who are tired of living with knee pain, leg swelling, or circulation problems and want options that don't always start with major surgery. Our Forest Hills office is a manageable drive from the College Point Boulevard corridor, so you can get specialized care without the trip into Manhattan.
Many of our College Point patients first come in for aching knees that no longer settle with rest, varicose veins and heavy legs after a long day, or leg cramps that signal poor circulation. We focus on minimally invasive, image-guided treatments where they make sense, including newer options like Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE) that may help reduce knee osteoarthritis pain for people looking to delay or avoid knee replacement. When orthopedic surgery or sports medicine is the right path, our team handles that too.
Getting to us from College Point is straightforward whether you take the Whitestone Expressway down toward the Long Island Expressway or cut through Flushing. We see this as care that belongs to your neighborhood, not a place you have to brace yourself for a long commute to reach.
Caring for College Point
College Point residents often spend time along the waterfront paths or managing daily commutes that put strain on knees and legs. Many arrive at the Forest Hills office seeking relief from persistent joint discomfort or swelling that limits simple activities like strolling Powell's Cove or handling household tasks. The practice focuses on non surgical methods such as targeted injections and guided procedures that allow people to return to their routines without extended recovery periods away from family or work.
The neighborhood's mix of families and longtime homeowners values practical care close enough to avoid long absences. Circulation concerns tied to standing jobs or age related changes bring patients in for evaluations that prioritize minimally invasive vascular techniques. This approach suits those who need to stay active in the local community while addressing issues before they interfere with driving the short distance to appointments or maintaining independence at home.
Why College Point Patients Choose M&S
- No commute into Manhattan, just a short drive from College Point to our Forest Hills office
- Minimally invasive, outpatient procedures that often mean shorter recovery and a quicker return home
- Knee replacement alternatives like GAE for patients who want to try non-surgical options first
- One group covering veins, circulation, knee and shoulder pain, and embolization, so College Point patients can stay with one team
Your nearest office
76-55 Austin Street
Forest Hills, NY 11375
Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
About 15 minutes by car from College Point
By transit: Local bus routes connect to subway lines serving the Forest Hills area.
Getting here: From College Point, our Forest Hills office is a direct drive south, typically by way of the Whitestone Expressway toward the Long Island Expressway or through Flushing toward the Austin Street area. Public transit riders can connect through Flushing to reach Forest Hills.
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College Point Patients Ask
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I have knee arthritis but want to avoid surgery. What are my options?
Do you treat varicose veins and leg swelling?
Does this office offer primary care?
How do I schedule an evaluation if I work near the College Point waterfront?
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Call our Forest Hills office to book with Mehran Manouel, Amir Salem or Marisa Formica.