Work injury care in Midtown Manhattan

Hurt at work? Nexus Spinal Care sees work injury patients, such as back strain and repetitive strain, at 211 East 43rd Street, Suite 741, in Midtown Manhattan.

Illustration of a work injury consultation
  • Back strain Pain from overexerting the muscles or straining the ligaments of the back, often from lifting.
  • Repetitive strain Pain from movements repeated over long periods, at a desk or on a job site.
  • Tell your employer New York's Workers' Compensation Board says to notify your employer, in writing if possible, within 30 days of the injury.

Injured on the job?

Work injuries are common in New York's demanding workplaces, and they can leave people with persistent pain and discomfort.

Nexus Spinal Care sees work injury patients at 211 East 43rd Street, Suite 741, in Midtown Manhattan , with Dr. Jean V. Laine, D.C.

What counts as a work injury?

Strains, sprains and other musculoskeletal problems are common. Two the office sees often:

  • Back strain: pain from overexerting the muscles or straining the ligaments.
  • Repetitive strain: pain from the same movement repeated over months.

What should I do first?

The New York Workers' Compensation Board says to notify your employer, in writing if possible, within 30 days, and that you can file your own claim any time within two years.

Our guide, hurt at work in New York: what to do first , covers the steps.

What care is offered?

Dr. Laine examines you and explains the care he recommends. The office offers chiropractic care and pain management .

Book a visit

Call (302) 590-8218 or see how to reach the office , and tell us the injury happened at work.

Frequently asked questions

Back strain and repetitive strain injuries are among the work injuries the office sees. Call (302) 590-8218 and describe what happened.

The Workers' Compensation Board lists Board-authorized chiropractors among the providers who can treat injured workers. Call the office to ask about your case before your visit.

You file your own claim with the Board on Form C-3, any time within two years. For questions about a claim, talk to the Board, your employer or an attorney.

Have another question?

Call the office to ask about your visit.

Book a visit with Dr. Laine

Call to book with Dr. Laine. Tell us if you were hurt in a car accident or at work.