Scott Reale, MD

Dr. Scott Reale is board certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. After graduating from the Sackler Medical School of Tel Aviv University, he completed his residency training at New York University Medical Center and internship at St. Lukes - Roosevelt Medical Center.

He has appeared in numerous TV medical segments for both ABC and CNN. Additionally, he has contributed to several articles appearing in Men's Health Magazine. He is a member of the American College of Sports Medicine and is a volunteer MD for the New York Marathon.

Dr. Reale's philosophy integrates conventional evidence based medical techniques with complimentary medicine in treating patients with orthopedic injuries. Exercise and nutrition are incorporated in all of his treatment protocols and he believes that both are essential for good health and should be used to not only prevent, but to also treat many common medical conditions. He believes that in order to maintain a healthy body, it is necessary to recognize the mind-body relationship.

SPECIALTY
Board Certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

PRACTICE
The non-operative management of orthopedic conditions including neck/lower back pain, sports and work related injuries to the joints/tendons/ligaments and osteoarthritis.
EMG/NCV testing
Intra-articular/joint steroid injections, intra-muscular/trigger point injections, intra-muscular Botox injections
Pain management

POST DOCTORAL TRAINING

EDUCATION

BOARD CERTIFICATION
American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation - Diplomat

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
American College of Sports Medicine - Diplomat
American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabiliation - Diplomat
American Medical Society.

TELEVISION MEDIA

1. ABC News Now - Segment on Anabolic Steroid Abuse involving BALCO and several professional and olympic athletes

    

2. ABC World News Now - Segment on Winter Sports Injuries

    

3. ABC World News Now - Segment on President's Bush's Knee Problems

    

4. WABC Sunday Morning Talk Format - Segment about an Exercise Study demonstrating some benefits of exercising

    

5. CNN - Talk format discussing certain men's health issues and why men do not visit their physicians as often as women.

    

PRINT MEDIA

1. Men's Health Magazine - contributed to articles in multiple editions