Specialty Center

Bone & Joint Center

Our New York bone and joint center covers hips, knees, shoulders, hands and feet, from sports injuries and worn joints to fracture care and joint restoration.

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Bone & Joint Center Overview
About the Center

Our Bone & Joint Center

Bone and joint problems rarely announce themselves politely: a knee gives out on the stairs, a shoulder aches through the night, a wrist stops doing its job. The Bone & Joint Center starts the way every center here starts, with careful diagnosis and straight answers before anyone talks about treatment.

Orthopedic surgeons lead the center, with sports medicine on the same team, so an injury can be rehabilitated, restored or repaired without being referred around. Its eight subspecialties run from hip and knee through shoulder, elbow, hand, wrist, foot and ankle to orthopedic trauma and orthopedic oncology. The Bone & Joint Center is one of four specialty centers at NeuroOrthoNYC, alongside Brain, Spine and Peripheral Nerve.

Why Our Bone & Joint Center

The NeuroOrthoNYC Difference

One case, seen from every angle: how the Bone & Joint Center approaches your diagnosis, your options and your plan.

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Rehab Before the Scalpel

Therapy, activity changes and injections come first when they can work.

Surgeons and Sports Medicine

Both weigh restoration against repair, and we will tell you either way.

Complex Case Specialists

Revision joints, difficult fractures and orthopedic oncology are home turf.

Close to Home in New York

Metro offices and surgical sites, booked through one direct number.

Subspecialties

What does the Bone & Joint Center cover?

Eight areas of focus, joint by joint, from injury through restoration.

Hip & Knee

Hip and knee pain, injury and restoration.

Sports, Joint Restoration, Arthroscopy

Sports injuries and joint preservation.

Shoulder & Elbow

Overuse injuries, stiffness and instability.

Foot & Ankle, Podiatry

Care built around how you stand and walk.

Hand & Wrist

Precise diagnosis and careful repair.

Orthopedic Trauma & Fractures

Fracture care that protects how bone heals.

Orthopedic Oncology

Tumors of bone and soft tissue.

Metabolic Bone, Diagnostic & Medical Bone & Joint

Osteoporosis and other bone health issues.

Conditions

Which bone and joint conditions do we treat?

Symptoms, causes and every treatment option, explained in plain language, one joint at a time.

These conditions are populated dynamically from each condition's Specialty Center.
Our Doctors

Meet the Bone & Joint Center team

Orthopedic surgeons and sports medicine, reviewing cases as one team. Every appointment is booked centrally through one number.

David P. Trofa, MD

Specialties
Cartilage Restoration, Orthopaedic Surgeon, Sports Medicine Doctor
Center
Bone & Joint Center
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Locations

Where does the Bone & Joint Center see patients?

Outpatient offices for consultations and hospital surgical sites, across the New York metro area.

Outpatient Offices

Edison Office

10 Parsonage Rd, Suite 102
Edison, NJ 08837

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Garnet Hospital Clinic

707 E Main St
Middletown, NY 10940

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Yonkers Office

970 North Broadway, Suite 201
Yonkers, NY 10701

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Surgical Sites

Garnet Health Medical Center

707 E Main St
Middletown, NY 10940

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FAQs About the Bone & Joint Center

Straight answers to what patients ask us most, before the first visit.

Do I need surgery if I come to the Bone & Joint Center?
Not always, and most bone and joint problems improve without an operation. Physical therapy, activity changes and image-guided injections come first wherever they can do the job. Our surgeons recommend surgery only when it is the right answer for you, and then favor the least invasive option that will work.
Should I see a surgeon or a sports medicine specialist?
You do not have to choose. Both work in the Bone & Joint Center and injuries are reviewed as one team, so rehabilitation, restoration and surgery are weighed together rather than tried in sequence. You start wherever your problem starts.
Can the center help with an old injury that never healed right?
Yes. Joint restoration is one of the center’s subspecialties, and injuries that were rested, braced or operated on years ago and still complain are a common reason people walk in. Bring whatever records you have; imaging from the original injury helps even when it is old.
How much does a bone and joint consultation cost in New York?
It depends on your insurance plan. We work with many major insurance plans and can help you verify your coverage before your visit. Call 914-303-6548 and our team will walk you through it, and bring your insurance card to your first visit so the details can be confirmed on the spot.
Do I need a referral to see an orthopedic specialist?
In most cases, no. You can book directly with our team by calling 914-303-6548 or by requesting an appointment online. If another physician referred you, bring their notes and any imaging they ordered.
How quickly can I be seen after an injury?
We make room for acute injuries and post-surgical cases quickly. Call 914-303-6548 to find the earliest appointment at the office nearest you.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Bring a photo ID and insurance card, any X-rays or MRI imaging with the written reports, a list of current medications, and notes from any prior treatment of the same joint. If you use a brace, splint or orthotic, wear it or bring it; how it fits tells the team something too.