Community Medical Wellness PC

01/23/2026

Healing takes time, but every step forward matters.
One day, one treatment, one improvement at a time. 💙
📍Multi-specialty care across NY
📞 Same-day appointments available

01/22/2026

✨Staff Spotlight ✨
Behind every great patient experience is an even greater team.
We’re proud to recognize the people who bring positivity, teamwork, and dedication to what they do.

01/22/2026

01/21/2026

🚧 Hurt at work? Here’s what to do next:
1️⃣ Report the injury to your supervisor
2️⃣ Seek medical treatment 🩺
3️⃣ Consult a workers’ compensation attorney ⚖️
4️⃣ Follow your treatment plan 💪
Early treatment and proper guidance can protect your health and your rights.
We’re here to support your recovery every step of the way. 💙
📍 Multiple locations across NYS # | 📞 Call to schedule (631) 828-4545

01/19/2026

Knee pain from a meniscus tear doesn’t have to slow you down. From conservative care to advanced treatments, our team at CMW is here to help you get back to moving with confidence. If your knee isn’t feeling right, don’t wait 📲 (631) 829-4545 Call CMW today to schedule an exam and take the first step toward moving better again. 💙🦵

01/19/2026

Today we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy of equality, justice, and unity. May we continue to lead with kindness, stand for what is right, and create a world where everyone is treated with dignity and respect. ✨

01/16/2026

Happy Birthday to our Director of Operations, Chris! 🎂 Your leadership, dedication, and problem-solving keep CMW running smoothly every day. We are so grateful for you and hope your day is as great as the impact you make! 💙

01/13/2026

Denise brings consistency, focus, and a great work ethic to our billing department.
Thank you for everything you do for our patients and our team. We appreciate you✨

01/13/2026

A medial branch nerve block refers to the use of a local anesthetic medication (injected into the suspected pain-generating site) to numb the medial branch nerves. A medial branch nerve block temporarily stops the transmission of pain signals from the facet joints to the brain.

Having a medial branch nerve block with a local anesthetic may help determine if long-term pain relief can be achieved with a more permanent way of blocking these nerves using procedures like a radiofrequency nerve ablation.

So, the goal of the medial branch block is to relieve back pain, which is thought to be caused by nerves that supply facet joints. Call us today for your diagnostic injection (631) 828-4545

01/12/2026

Research has shown that patients who expect physical therapy to help them have better results than those who expect no benefit. While physical therapy can help decrease pain and improve your range of motion, it won’t heal the tear. A combination of assisted and unassisted range of motion and strength exercises can help strengthen the shoulder muscles and improve flexibility, protecting the tear and potentially preventing it from getting worse.

In advanced cases, physical therapy alone might not be enough to manage pain or prevent further tearing. At this point, patients may need to consider surgery.

Our surgeons treat a high volume of shoulder injuries each year and we are experts in determining the least invasive, most effective treatments to get patients back to their activities safely and quickly.

01/11/2026

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