SERVING FOREST HILLS GARDENS, QUEENS
Specialty Vascular & Orthopedic Care for Forest Hills Gardens, Right on Austin Street
Vascular, orthopedic, and minimally invasive care for Forest Hills Gardens patients, at our Forest Hills office.
Residents of Forest Hills Gardens know the value of staying close to home. With its Tudor-lined streets, the calm of Station Square, and the easy walk down to Austin Street, this is a neighborhood where convenience and quality matter. Our Forest Hills office sits within that same familiar stretch, so getting specialized vascular and orthopedic care no longer means a trek into Manhattan.
Whether you are dealing with stubborn knee pain that limits your walks toward Continental Avenue, aching or swollen legs at the end of the day, or a shoulder that no longer cooperates, our team focuses on minimally invasive, image-guided options. Many of these procedures are performed on an outpatient basis, which means less disruption to your routine and a quicker return to the things you enjoy around the neighborhood.
Because we are based right here in Forest Hills, patients from the Gardens can reach us by a short drive, a quick ride on local buses, or even on foot from much of the surrounding area. Our goal is straightforward: thoughtful, conservative care from specialists who understand that the best treatment is often the one that keeps you out of the operating room when possible.
Caring for Forest Hills Gardens
Forest Hills Gardens residents often balance long walks through the neighborhood's private streets with commutes from the nearby LIRR station. Many experience leg fatigue or swelling after standing during the day at local shops or offices along Continental Avenue. Our Austin Street office lets them schedule vascular evaluations between errands without losing an afternoon to travel. Minimally invasive vein treatments fit into these routines by allowing same-day returns to short neighborhood strolls rather than extended downtime.
Active adults living near Station Square frequently report shoulder or knee discomfort from tennis at local courts or carrying items up and down the area's hilly blocks. The practice focuses on image-guided injections and non-operative plans that address pain while preserving the ability to walk to nearby parks or catch an early train. This local access matters for households that prefer handling follow-ups on foot instead of arranging full-day trips elsewhere.
Older homeowners in the Tudor sections commonly deal with circulation changes that affect evening comfort after daily activities around the Gardens. Having interventional options steps from Austin Street means quicker assessments and procedures that support continued independence in a walkable community where driving less is the norm.
Why Forest Hills Gardens Patients Choose M&S
- No commute into Manhattan: specialty vascular and orthopedic care stays right in your own Forest Hills neighborhood, just off Austin Street
- Walkable or a short drive from much of Forest Hills Gardens, with easy access from Queens Boulevard and the 71st-Continental subway hub
- Minimally invasive, outpatient-focused procedures designed to fit around the daily life of local residents
- A team that emphasizes knee replacement alternatives and non-surgical options before considering bigger interventions
Your nearest office
76-55 Austin Street
Forest Hills, NY 11375
Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
About 5 minutes by car from Forest Hills Gardens
By transit: E, F, R, and M trains at 71st Avenue station or Forest Hills LIRR provide direct access with a short walk to the office.
Getting here: From Forest Hills Gardens, our Forest Hills office is a short trip along Austin Street, easily reached on foot from much of the neighborhood or by a brief drive from Queens Boulevard. If you take transit, the 71st-Continental Avenues station (E, F, M, R) and the Long Island Rail Road Forest Hills stop are both nearby.
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Forest Hills Gardens Patients Ask
Do I have to travel into Manhattan for vascular or knee pain care?
What is Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE), and could it help my knee pain?
I have aching, swollen legs by the end of the day. Can you help?
Is parking or transit easy when coming from Forest Hills Gardens?
Can I walk to the office from the Forest Hills LIRR station without needing a cab?
Do you see patients with circulation issues tied to daily walking in the Gardens?
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Schedule from Forest Hills Gardens
Call our Forest Hills office to book with Mehran Manouel, Amir Salem or Marisa Formica.