Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Medical evaluation for pain, mobility, and function.
I am a physician specialized in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. My role is to understand why you have pain, weakness, or functional limitations and turn that assessment into a clear recovery plan — not to treat an image or a report.
- Specialty Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
- Board [DR_CONSEJO]
- Languages Español
- Modes In-person · Telehealth
What I treat
Function-focused clinical care. We order studies and procedures only when they change clinical management.
Comprehensive assessment
Medical history, neuromuscular exam, and functional plan.
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Post-operative rehabilitation
Medical follow-up for pain, strength, gait, and return to activity.
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Electrodiagnostic testing (EMG / NCS)
Neurophysiology when clinical localization is uncertain.
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Spasticity & neurological rehabilitation
Assessment of tone, function, gait, and intervention needs.
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Musculoskeletal and chronic pain care
A function-oriented plan focused on activity and patient goals.
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Sports injuries & return to play
Progressive loading with objective functional criteria.
Learn moreFrequent conditions
Areas where physiatry adds most value — combined pain, limitation, and the need to coordinate multiple professionals.
Low back pain and sciatica
Clinical diagnosis before routine imaging. An active, measurable plan.
Learn moreLumbar disc herniation and radiculopathy
Topographic diagnosis + selective workup + conservative or surgical plan.
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Post-operative orthopedic & spine care
Pain, ROM, strength, gait, and return to activity on a measurable timeline.
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Stroke rehabilitation
Interdisciplinary functional recovery — motor, gait, spasticity, participation.
Learn moreChronic pain
Multidisciplinary biopsychosocial approach focused on function.
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Sports injuries
Multifactorial return based on functional criteria, not the calendar.
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Step 1
Assessment
History + neuromuscular exam + functional analysis.
Step 2
Plan
Diagnosis, measurable goals, re-assessment criteria.
Step 3
Coordination
PT, OT, neurology, orthopedics when applicable.
Step 4
Follow-up
Functional metrics, plan adjustment, maintenance.
Outcomes that matter
- Move better. Mobility, gait, transfers.
- Return to work or sport. Using objective criteria.
- Reduce pain with better function. Not just lowering a score.
- Prevent complications. Post-op, spasticity, falls.
When it's an emergency
If you experience any of these signs, do not book an outpatient visit — seek urgent care.
- Sudden loss of strength in an arm or leg
- Loss of bowel or bladder control
- Severe pain with fever
- Acute change in speech, vision, or consciousness
- Recent trauma with neck or back pain and neurological deficit