28
Surgeons
1,108
Procedures
176
#1 Volume
40
Avg Volume
1
West Palm Beach
FL
Also practices here via Hospital For Special Surgery
176
Verified Cases
#1
City
Procedure:
Shoulder Replacement
4
Uniondale
NY
Also practices here via Hospital For Special Surgery
72
Verified Cases
#4
City
Procedure:
Shoulder Replacement
20
East Meadow
NY
Also practices here via Nyu Langone Hospitals
20
Verified Cases
#20
City
Procedure:
Shoulder Replacement
21
Saint Louis
MO
Also practices here via Mount Sinai West
18
Verified Cases
#21
City
Procedure:
Shoulder Replacement
22
White Plains
NY
Also practices here via New York-Presbyterian Hospital
17
Verified Cases
#22
City
Procedure:
Shoulder Replacement
26
Nyc
NY
Also practices here via Lenox Hill Hospital
14
Verified Cases
#26
City
Procedure:
Shoulder Replacement
Important Disclaimer
Rankings are based solely on Medicare procedure volume and do not reflect quality of care, patient outcomes, or procedures covered by private insurance. This data represents approximately 40-50% of all procedures performed. Always consult with healthcare providers to make informed decisions about your care.
Frequently Asked Questions About Shoulder Replacement in New York City
How do I choose the best shoulder replacement surgeon in New York City?
Look for surgeons who specialize in shoulder surgery with high procedure volumes (50+ shoulder replacements annually), board certification, fellowship training in shoulder and elbow surgery, and experience with reverse shoulder replacement. New York City has specialized shoulder surgeons ranked by Medicare volume.
What is the average cost of shoulder replacement in New York City, New York?
Medicare covers 80% of shoulder replacement costs after your deductible. Typical out-of-pocket costs range from $1,500-$4,500 depending on procedure complexity and facility. New York City surgeons who participate in Medicare help control costs through standard fee schedules.
How long is recovery after shoulder replacement?
Initial recovery takes 6-8 weeks with arm support in a sling. Full recovery including strength and range of motion takes 6-12 months. Physical therapy is crucial and typically continues for 3-6 months. New York City surgeons provide comprehensive recovery protocols for optimal outcomes.
What's the difference between regular and reverse shoulder replacement?
Regular (anatomic) shoulder replacement maintains natural joint structure. Reverse shoulder replacement switches the ball and socket positions, used for patients with rotator cuff damage. New York City surgeons evaluate which type is appropriate based on your specific shoulder condition and rotator cuff integrity.
Does Medicare cover shoulder replacement in New York City?
Yes, Medicare covers both anatomic and reverse shoulder replacement when medically necessary. Coverage includes surgery, hospital care, anesthesia, physical therapy, and medical equipment. You pay 20% coinsurance after meeting your Part B deductible. New York City ranked surgeons accept Medicare assignment.