Reclaim your edge with innovative sports medicine treatments tailored for rapid recovery and lasting results.
Led by renowned physicians like Dr. Kenneth McCulloch, MD, Dr. Mark Bursztyn, MD, and Dr. Sid Sharma, DPM, the NY Sports & Joints team brings Ivy League training, board certification, and deep experience to every case. From injury recovery to performance enhancement, we offer tailored orthopedic and sports medicine care that empowers patients to move confidently and live fully.
We believe movement is medicine, and the Bronx deserves the best.
You might be an ideal candidate if:
Our board-certified, fellowship-trained specialists take a comprehensive, customized approach to care, ensuring you get the treatment, guidance, and support needed to return stronger and stay active for the long haul.
At NY Sports & Joints, we take a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to sports injury care—focused not just on healing, but on long-term health and performance:
Beyond treating the injury, we believe in educating our patients on prevention strategies, performance optimization, and healthy lifestyle choices. Our holistic, patient-centered care empowers you to protect your progress and stay active well into the future.
Do I need to be an athlete to see a sports medicine doctor?
Which injuries or conditions does sports medicine cover?
How is seeing a sports medicine physician different from physical therapy?
How long will it take for my injury to heal?
Can I use sports medicine to avoid getting hurt in the first place?
Definitely not. Sports medicine is designed for anyone who wants to move better, recover safely, or maintain an active lifestyle, regardless of experience or athletic background.
Sports medicine doctors treat musculoskeletal injuries, including sprains, ligament tears, fractures, and repetitive stress conditions. They also assist patients with chronic conditions that may impact physical performance or exercise participation.
While physical therapy focuses on guided rehab, sports medicine physicians provide medical diagnoses, oversee injury treatment, and coordinate comprehensive care plans—including therapy, medications, and lifestyle guidance.
Each case is unique. Factors such as the type of injury, health history, and the treatment method all influence recovery time. Your provider will create a personalized plan and timeline for your return to full activity.
Absolutely. Sports medicine isn’t reactive—it’s proactive. Your provider can help identify risk factors, optimize your training, and develop a strategy to prevent injuries before they happen.
