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New York BPI Specialists/Clinics
Andrew E. Price, MD
When was your Brachial Plexus Injury Clinic established? 1989 Identify what specialties related to brachial plexus injuries are represented by practitioners working in your clinic including physical/occupational therapists, if any. Pediatric orthopedist, hand surgeon, OT, PT. What do you/your clinic specialize in treating? We are taking care of peripheral nerve injuries both pediatric and adult.
State your philosophy regarding evaluation, referral and treatment of brachial plexus injuries in children. Our philosophy regarding the care of these patients is that we appreciate the complexity of the injury and the subtle differences that exist from patient to patient. Therefore every patient must be evaluated IN PERSON by each of us and the therapist to come up withh a cohesive long-term treatment regimen that must be reevaluated every 2 or 3 months. We tend to be more conservative and believe in the importance of enlightened therapy and other modalities and operate only when indicated. Do you accept any national/governmental payment for services or are you enrolled in any state medicaid plans? Please provide information on these plans and include which states you are enrolled in for medicaid services. No. |
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