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David T. Neuman, MD
- 189 Montague Street
- Suite 920
- Brooklyn, NY 11201
This doctor works in multiple offices.
Practice Name:
New York Sports CareRatings:
Specialties:
- Orthopedic Surgeon
(Orthopedist)
Insurances Accepted:
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Professional Statement:
I focus on all aspects of Sports Medicine and arthroscopic surgery. In addition, I provide fracture care and am an advocate of and provide counseling in preventative orthopaedics. I take care of accident victims an injured workers.
Education:
- Medical School - Cornell University (undergraduate) & State University of New York – Health Science Center at Brooklyn (Medical School)
- State University of New York – Health Science Center at Brooklyn - Residency: Orthopaedic Surgery
- Temple University Hospital Orthopaedic Sports - Fellowship: Medicine and Arthroscopic Surgery
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Languages Spoken:
- English
- Spanish
Board Certifications:
- The American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery
Professional Memberships:
- American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, Candidate Member 2002-Present
- Medical Society of the State of New York, Member 2003-Present
- Arthroscopy Association of North America, Associate Member 1/2004 - Present
- American Medical Association 2/2008 – Present
- New York State Society of Orthopaedic Surgeons, Member 7/2008 – Present
Awards and Publications:
- National Health and Wellness Bureau lecture at Credit Suisse, First Boston Corporation, New York, NY; January 12, 2004.
- Appearance on television program “La Ley y Sus Derechos”, New York, NY; December 25, 2003 and January 1, 2004.
- National Health and Wellness Bureau lecture at Key Foods Corporation, Staten Island, NY; December 10, 2003.
- Health, Wellness and Prevention lecture on common sports injuries; at Cline, Davis, and Mann Corporation, New York City, NY; October 22, 2003
- Neuman DT, Urban W, Miller B. Does a Split in the Patellar Tendon Graft Change its Strength? A Biomechanical study. (Poster presentation at the AANA conference 4/2001 in Seattle, Washington)
- Klein DM, Tornetta P, Barbera C, Neuman DT. Operative Treatment of Hip Fractures in Patients With Renal Failure. Clin Orthop. 1998;350:174-178.
- Neuman DT, Kelly J.D. The Presence of Mechanoreceptors in the Pericapsular Structures of the Human Ankle. (Paper presented at June 2002 POSSM meeting, Philadelphia, PA)
- Neuman DT, Spang J. Prophylactic Knee Bracing and Incidence of ACL Rupture in Division I College Football Athletes. (Manuscript in Preparation)
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- 189 Montague Street
- Brooklyn, NY 11201
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- 51 East 25th Street
- New York, NY 10010
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- 136-65 37th Avenue
- Flushing, NY 11354
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- 2676 Grand Avenue
- Bronx , NY 10458
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Patient Reviews for David T. Neuman, MD
Wait time is terribly long! Will give it one more chance before going to a different doctor. I cant be seating waiting for over 50 minutes if I have a confirmed appointment. Once you get to see the Dr it all feels terribly rushed so make sure to ask all questions fast before he moves on to the next patient. Dr Neuman himself seems like a good Dr, his staff should arrange schedule better so that he is able to spend adequate time with each patient.
Dr. Neuman was great. Very professional and you can tell that he knows what he is doing. I would definitely go back to him and I would recommend him to my friends with sports-related injuries.
Professional and pleasant.
Very nice manner and agreed to see me despite the appointment not getting in their hands.
Very friendly and concerned during my examination. Staff behind the counter seem distracted but Dr. Neuman himself made up for it.
very professional. nice office. good personality. listened to me and didn't rush me out of the office
Good doctor. Efficient and courteous. Clientele seemed very PI/workers comp so wouldn't characterize as sports medicine type of orthopedics. Cash-only policy is a bit ghetto as is office.
Highly impressed. Affable, courteous, professional and concerned are just a few words that come to mind.
He made an outgoing personal phone call to make dinner plans while viewing my MRI. I was not impressed.
Dr Neuman was professional and explained my issues well. I just wish the staff was a little more professional and friendly. The waiting room was sort of like a circus, with people having fights on their cell phones and yelling. Not what I would expect from a doctor's office, but then again, this is New York health care!
very nice staff -- really made an effort to get me in and make me feel welcome

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