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Specialists at NYU Langone Occupational and Industrial Orthopedic Center provide tools to help organizations prevent workplace musculoskeletal injury and disability, as well as the symptoms they cause, such as low back and shoulder pain. Our scientists, educators, and clinicians have expertise in managing the physical, psychological, and work-related aspects of musculoskeletal disorders. These specialists provide treatment, research, education, and consultation services, all under one roof.
VIDEO: NYU Langone patient Maria McConnell discusses how the medical team at NYU Langone Occupational and Industrial Orthopedic Center helped her recover from a severe back injury.
As consultants to industry, labor, and government organizations—including Google, the United Nations, and Con Edison—we have implemented numerous successful programs aimed at preventing disability in the workplace. We combine therapeutic and medical technology with the expertise of specialists from NYU Langone Health.
At the Occupational and Industrial Orthopedic Center, organizations have access to complete medical and diagnostic services, physical therapy, pain and stress management, and ergonomic workplace evaluation and accommodations. Our clinical services are designed to return workers to their pre-injury work status and everyday activities. Our patient-centered approach uses education and goal-oriented care to create a partnership that empowers patients to become active participants in their care.
Innovations and advances in the treatment offered at Rusk Rehabilitation have set the standard in rehabilitation care for every stage of life and every phase of recovery.
We have one of the largest orthopedic surgery programs in the country, providing care to tens of thousands of patients each year—from infants to older adults.
