SERVING FLUSHING, QUEENS

Vascular & Orthopedic Care for Flushing, Queens: Without the Trip Into Manhattan

Vascular, orthopedic, and minimally invasive care for Flushing patients, at our Forest Hills office.

If you live in Flushing and have been putting off care for aching knees, heavy or swollen legs, or a vascular concern, you don't have to cross into Manhattan to find a specialist. M&S Vascular and Orthopedic Group cares for patients across downtown Flushing, the residential blocks around Murray Hill and Kissena, and the neighborhoods stretching toward Auburndale and Queensboro Hill. Our Forest Hills office sits a short ride to the south, an easy trip whether you drive or take transit.

Flushing moves fast. Between the crowds around Main Street and Roosevelt Avenue, the LIRR Port Washington line, and the buses feeding into the 7 train, getting around takes energy you'd rather spend on your day, not on a long medical commute. That's the idea behind seeing us in Forest Hills: a focused team for knees, veins, arteries, and image-guided procedures that's genuinely close to home, with outpatient visits built to fit a working schedule.

Our physicians include vascular surgeons and interventional radiologists who handle many conditions through small punctures rather than large incisions. For the right patient, that can mean less downtime and a quicker return to the daily routine. We'll always talk through your options honestly, including when surgery or a conservative approach makes more sense than a procedure.

Caring for Flushing

Flushing residents often juggle long walks through crowded markets and subway commutes that aggravate knee pain or sports injuries. Many families in the Murray Hill and Kissena corridors include active adults and seniors who prefer staying close to home rather than traveling far for relief. Our minimally invasive orthopedic and sports medicine options at the Forest Hills office let patients return to daily routines like shopping on Roosevelt Avenue or caring for grandchildren without extended downtime.

Vascular issues such as leg swelling or heaviness appear frequently among the area's older adults and those managing diabetes in the dense residential blocks near downtown Flushing. The short trip south to our office means quicker access to interventional radiology evaluations that avoid major procedures. Patients appreciate treatments designed to fit around work shifts and family obligations common in Queensboro Hill and Auburndale neighborhoods.

Busy professionals and multigenerational households along Main Street value convenient specialty care that does not require crossing into Manhattan. Non-surgical approaches for joint discomfort or circulation concerns help people maintain their pace in a fast-moving community where time spent traveling directly affects work and household responsibilities.

Why Flushing Patients Choose M&S

  • No bridge or tunnel and no Manhattan parking; Forest Hills is a straightforward hop south of Flushing by car or train
  • One practice for knees, veins, arteries, and embolization, so Flushing patients aren't bounced between separate offices
  • Minimally invasive, image-guided procedures done on an outpatient basis, designed to get you back to your Queens routine sooner
  • A team used to caring for Flushing's diverse community, with time taken to explain every option clearly

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 Flushing

By transit: The 7 train from Flushing-Main Street with bus transfers such as the Q65 or Q44 provides realistic access to the Forest Hills office.

Getting here: From Flushing, our Forest Hills office is a short trip south toward Austin Street, easily reached by car via the local Queens streets and parkways or by hopping the subway and connecting toward Forest Hills. If you're coming from downtown Flushing near Main Street, give yourself a little extra time during the busy afternoon hours.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Flushing Patients Ask

I'm in Flushing, so how do I get to your Forest Hills office for an appointment?
Forest Hills is a short trip south of Flushing. Many of our patients drive in using local Queens roads and parkways, while others connect by subway toward Forest Hills. It's far closer than traveling into Manhattan, and our office is on Austin Street. Our staff can help you plan the most convenient route when you book.
What can I do about knee arthritis pain if I'm not ready for a knee replacement?
We offer non-surgical options, including Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE), a minimally invasive, image-guided outpatient procedure that may help reduce knee osteoarthritis pain for some patients. It isn't right for everyone, so we'll evaluate your knee and review the alternatives with you before recommending anything.
Do you treat varicose veins and leg swelling?
Yes. We evaluate and treat varicose veins, venous insufficiency, and leg swelling using minimally invasive techniques in many cases. Care typically starts with an exam and an ultrasound so we understand what's driving your symptoms before discussing treatment.
Are these procedures outpatient, and will I need a long recovery?
Many of the treatments we offer, including several embolization procedures, are minimally invasive and performed on an outpatient basis, so most patients go home the same day. Recovery varies by person and by procedure, and we'll go over what to expect for your specific situation. We avoid promising any particular outcome.
How do I get to the Forest Hills office from downtown Flushing without a car?
The 7 train south from Main Street station plus a short bus connection or ride-share gets you to Austin Street in under 30 minutes. Many patients from Kissena and Murray Hill use this route for morning or evening appointments that fit around work and errands.
Do you see patients with knee pain from walking a lot in Flushing markets?
Yes, we regularly help residents dealing with knee discomfort tied to daily activity around Main Street and Roosevelt Avenue. Our sports medicine and orthopedic team offers non-surgical plans that support quick recovery so you can keep up with shopping, commuting, and family life.

Also serving nearby Queens communities

Murray HillKissena ParkAuburndaleQueensboro HillCoronaCollege Point

Schedule from Flushing

Call our Forest Hills office to book with Mehran Manouel, Amir Salem or Marisa Formica.