SERVING RICHMOND HILL, QUEENS

Vascular, Orthopedic & Knee Pain Care for Richmond Hill, Queens

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

If you live in Richmond Hill, you know the rhythm of the neighborhood well: the Victorian porches along the side streets, the shops and restaurants lining Liberty Avenue, and the steady hum of the J and Z trains running above Jamaica Avenue. When knee pain, leg swelling, or a circulation problem starts limiting how you move through your own neighborhood, you want care that is close, thorough, and built around getting you back on your feet, without a long trek into Manhattan.

Our Forest Hills office sits just a short ride north of Richmond Hill, an easy trip whether you head up Woodhaven Boulevard, hop onto the Van Wyck, or take Queens Boulevard the rest of the way. That proximity matters. Most of what we do is minimally invasive and performed on an outpatient basis, which means many patients come in, have their procedure, and recover at home the same day, often returning to familiar streets and family the same afternoon.

We focus on the problems that quietly wear people down: aching arthritic knees, varicose veins and heavy legs, poor circulation in the lower limbs, and conditions like uterine fibroids or an enlarged prostate that may respond to image-guided treatment. Our team brings vascular surgery, interventional radiology, orthopedics, and sports medicine under one roof, so Richmond Hill patients can be evaluated honestly and pointed toward the least invasive option that fits.

Caring for Richmond Hill

Richmond Hill residents often juggle long shifts at local shops along Liberty Avenue or care for multigenerational households in the Victorian homes off 111th Street. Knee pain from daily walking or leg swelling tied to circulation issues can quickly disrupt commutes on the J and Z or weekend errands at nearby parks. Our Forest Hills office offers convenient access to specialists who focus on non-surgical options that reduce downtime so patients can return to neighborhood routines without extended absences from work or family responsibilities.

Many in this diverse community face vascular or joint concerns that worsen with the area's mix of concrete sidewalks and older housing stock. Minimally invasive procedures performed at the Austin Street location target these problems directly, letting patients avoid major surgery and the recovery that would otherwise keep them from the vibrant street life and public transit they rely on daily. This approach supports quicker healing while keeping care close to home.

Seniors and active adults in Richmond Hill frequently seek help for mobility limits that affect everything from grocery runs on Jamaica Avenue to attending community gatherings. The practice emphasizes image-guided treatments and sports-medicine techniques that fit around work schedules and local transportation, helping people maintain independence without traveling far into Manhattan for follow-up visits.

Why Richmond Hill Patients Choose M&S

  • A genuinely short trip north to our Forest Hills office, with no Manhattan commute or city parking to wrestle with
  • Easy access from Richmond Hill by car via Woodhaven Boulevard, Queens Boulevard, or the Van Wyck Expressway
  • Most procedures are minimally invasive and outpatient, so many patients recover at home the same day
  • Vascular, interventional radiology, and orthopedic specialists in one place, so you are not bounced between offices across the borough

Your nearest office

76-55 Austin Street

Forest Hills, NY 11375

(718) 897-2228

Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

About 10 minutes by car from Richmond Hill

By transit: J or Z train to nearby stops, then short bus connection or walk to Austin Street

Getting here: From Richmond Hill, our Forest Hills office is a short drive north, typically by way of Woodhaven Boulevard and Queens Boulevard, or via the Van Wyck Expressway toward the Forest Hills area near Austin Street. Transit riders can connect through Queens Boulevard subway service or local bus routes running up from the Jamaica Avenue corridor.

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Services for Richmond Hill

Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE) for Knee PainNon-Surgical Knee Pain TreatmentKnee Replacement AlternativesPeripheral Artery Disease (PAD) TreatmentVaricose Vein TreatmentVenous Insufficiency & Leg Swelling CareUterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE)Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE)Orthopedic Surgery & Sports MedicineShoulder Pain Care (SAE)Interventional RadiologyACL Tear TreatmentMeniscus Tear TreatmentArthroscopic SurgeryShoulder ArthroscopyTennis Elbow TreatmentWork Injury TreatmentEpidural Steroid InjectionsNerve Block InjectionsFacet Joint Injections

Your Care Team

Mehran Manouel, MD, FAAOS

Orthopedic Surgery & Sports Medicine

Amir Salem, MD

Vascular & Interventional Radiology

Marisa Formica, MD

Sports Medicine & Non-Surgical Orthopedics

Frequently Asked Questions

Richmond Hill Patients Ask

How far is the Forest Hills office from Richmond Hill?
It is a short trip north. Many Richmond Hill patients drive up via Woodhaven Boulevard or Queens Boulevard, or take the Van Wyck Expressway toward the Forest Hills area near Austin Street. The goal is to keep your care close to home, without a trip into Manhattan.
I have arthritis in my knee but want to avoid surgery. What are my options?
We offer non-surgical approaches to knee osteoarthritis pain, including Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE), a minimally invasive, image-guided procedure that may help reduce knee pain for some patients who are not ready for or want to avoid knee replacement. We evaluate each knee individually and discuss whether you are a candidate before recommending anything.
Are these procedures done in the hospital or as outpatient visits?
Most of the treatments we offer, including embolization procedures and many vein treatments, are minimally invasive and performed on an outpatient basis. That typically means no large incisions and a recovery at home rather than an extended hospital stay, though your care team will review the specifics for your situation.
Do you treat varicose veins and leg swelling at the Forest Hills office?
Yes. We care for varicose veins, venous insufficiency, and related leg swelling using minimally invasive techniques. If heavy, achy, or swollen legs are slowing you down around Richmond Hill, an evaluation can help identify whether a vein problem is the cause and what treatment may help.
How do I reach the Forest Hills office from Liberty Avenue without driving?
Catch the J or Z train heading north from Jamaica Avenue stations in Richmond Hill and ride a few stops, then transfer to a local bus or walk the remaining blocks to 76-55 Austin Street. The trip stays within Queens and avoids Manhattan traffic.
Can I schedule same-week care for new knee swelling noticed while walking to the A train?
Call the Forest Hills office directly to check openings. Many Richmond Hill patients with sudden swelling or pain get evaluated within a few days using on-site imaging, allowing prompt non-surgical planning that aligns with work and transit schedules.

Also serving nearby Queens communities

Kew GardensWoodhavenOzone ParkJamaicaSouth Richmond HillForest Hills

Schedule from Richmond Hill

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

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