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Telehealth Pain Consultations

Motionis Medicine offers telehealth consultations for appropriate cases. A video visit can be a convenient way to discuss your history, review imaging reports and talk through options with Dr. Tanuj Palvia, MD. Procedures, such as injections, always take place in person at our Downtown Brooklyn office.

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What a telehealth visit can be used for

  • Discussing your pain history and what treatments you have already tried
  • Reviewing imaging reports and records you send ahead of time
  • Talking through non-surgical options and next steps
  • Some follow-up conversations after treatment

Whether a video visit is suitable depends on your condition and what you need. A physical examination or an image-guided procedure cannot be done by video, so you may be asked to come in person.

How to request a telehealth visit

Call (646) 779-0995 or send a message and ask about telehealth. Availability depends on your medical needs and where you are located at the time of the visit, so the office will confirm whether it is an option for you. Please do not use the website forms or chat for medical details; share them during your visit.

In-clinic visits

In-clinic visits are available at 409 Fulton Street, 2nd Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201. See what to expect at your first visit.

Frequently asked questions

Can I get an injection through telehealth?

No. Injections and other procedures are performed in person under image guidance at the Brooklyn office.

Is telehealth right for every patient?

No. It is offered for appropriate cases. The office will tell you whether a video visit or an in-person visit is the better first step.

Talk to Motionis Medicine

New patients are welcome. Call (646) 779-0995 or book online. If you think you are having a medical emergency, call 911.

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This page is general educational information from Motionis Medicine and is not medical advice or a substitute for an evaluation by a physician. Individual results and eligibility vary.