About Queens Pain Clinic: Pain Management in Rego Park, Queens
Queens Pain Clinic is a pain management practice at 9701 66th Ave in Rego Park, Queens. Dr. Dmitriy Fuzaylov, a board-certified physiatrist and interventional pain specialist, leads the practice, which has served Queens patients since 2004. People come to us with neck and back pain, joint problems, sciatica, and injuries from sports, car accidents, and work. Our goal is plain: less pain, better movement, and a care plan that doesn't treat surgery as the first answer.
Queens Pain Clinic is a pain management practice at 9701 66th Ave in Rego Park, Queens, led by Dr. Dmitriy Fuzaylov, a board-certified physiatrist and interventional pain specialist. The clinic finds the true source of pain with on-site imaging, then builds a personalized plan using minimally invasive procedures, regenerative therapies, and rehabilitation — all in one office, with a focus on avoiding surgery. Most major insurance, Medicare, Workers' Compensation, and No-Fault are accepted.
How we approach pain care
Treatment starts with working out where the pain is actually coming from. Our Rego Park office has on-site imaging and diagnostic tools, so that work happens in the same place you'll be treated.
From there we build a plan around you: your diagnosis, your medical history, how you spend your days, and what you want to get back to doing. Two people can have the same finding on an MRI and need very different care, so we don't run everyone through a standard protocol.
When a procedure makes sense, we use minimally invasive options such as fluoroscopy-guided injections, nerve blocks, and regenerative therapies. Fluoroscopy is a live X-ray image that helps the physician place a needle precisely. Procedures are often paired with physical therapy, chiropractic care, or acupuncture, and everyone involved works from the same plan.
Our mission is simple: lower your pain, restore how well you move, and improve your day-to-day life, with a focus on avoiding surgery.
Meet Dr. Dmitriy Fuzaylov
Dr. Fuzaylov is a physiatrist, a physician trained in physical medicine and rehabilitation, with added specialty training in interventional pain medicine. He completed his medical degree at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, his PM&R residency at Columbia/NewYork-Presbyterian, and a pain medicine fellowship at PennState Hershey. He holds dual board certification.
That mix of rehabilitation medicine and procedural training shapes how the clinic works. Getting you functioning again matters as much as quieting the pain.
Conditions we treat in Queens
We see adolescents and adults for acute and chronic pain, including:
We also treat pain in the knee, hip, shoulder, elbow, hand, and wrist, along with tailbone pain (coccodynia) and sympathetic pain.
Treatments we offer
Everything below is offered in one office, so you aren't sent to a different location for each step. Not every treatment suits every patient, and results vary. Your physician will explain which options fit your diagnosis.
Interventional pain procedures
- Epidural steroid injections place anti-inflammatory medication near irritated spinal nerves.
- Facet joint and sacroiliac joint injections target joints in the spine and pelvis that can generate pain.
- Trigger point injections address tight, painful knots in muscle.
- Radiofrequency ablation uses heat from radio waves to reduce pain signals from specific nerves.
- Spinal cord stimulation and peripheral nerve stimulation use small devices that send mild electrical impulses to interrupt pain signals.
- Viscosupplement injections add a lubricating gel to a joint, most often for osteoarthritis.
Regenerative medicine
- PRP (platelet-rich plasma) uses a concentrate of platelets from your own blood to support healing in an injured area.
- Prolotherapy uses injections intended to prompt the body's natural repair response in damaged tissue.
- Cellular regenerative therapy is a cell-based option for patients who may be candidates.
Rehabilitation and supportive care
- Physical therapy builds strength and movement after an injury or procedure.
- Chiropractic care and acupuncture are available as part of a treatment plan.
- Functional medicine rounds out the options for patients who want it.
Auto accident and workplace injuries
Car accidents and on-the-job injuries come with paperwork on top of the pain. Our team has experience treating both, accepts No-Fault and Workers' Compensation insurance, and documents your care thoroughly so it can support your claim.
Insurance, referrals, and new patients
We accept most major commercial insurance plans, Medicare, Workers' Compensation, and No-Fault. Coverage varies by plan, so call before your visit and we'll check your specific benefits.
In most cases you don't need a referral, though a few plans require one. We're accepting new patients, including adolescents, and telehealth consultations may be available.
Visit us in Rego Park
To schedule a consultation, call (718) 275-5200 or 1-877-97 NO PAIN, or book online.
- Monday9:00 am – 6:00 pm
- Tuesday9:00 am – 6:00 pm
- WednesdayClosed
- Thursday9:00 am – 6:00 pm
- Friday9:00 am – 6:00 pm
- SaturdayClosed
- Sunday9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Frequently asked questions
Where is Queens Pain Clinic located?
Queens Pain Clinic is at 9701 66th Ave, Rego Park, NY 11374, in Queens, New York.
Who leads the clinic?
Dr. Dmitriy Fuzaylov, MD, a dually board-certified physiatrist and interventional pain specialist, leads the clinic. He trained at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, Columbia/NewYork-Presbyterian, and PennState Hershey.
What does Queens Pain Clinic treat?
The clinic treats neck and back pain, sciatica, spinal stenosis, degenerative disc disease, sacroiliac joint pain, osteoarthritis, tendonitis, headaches, joint pain, and sports, auto, and workplace injuries.
Is the clinic accepting new patients?
Yes. Queens Pain Clinic is accepting new patients, including adolescents and adults. Telehealth consultations may be available. Call (718) 275-5200 to schedule.
Do I need a referral?
Usually not. Some insurance plans do require one, so the office can check your plan before your visit.
Which insurance plans does the clinic accept?
The clinic accepts most major commercial plans, Medicare, Workers' Compensation, and No-Fault auto insurance. Contact the office to confirm your coverage.
How is this different from a typical pain clinic?
Instead of leaning mainly on medication, the clinic combines interventional procedures, regenerative therapies, and rehabilitation in one coordinated plan aimed at the source of the pain.
What regenerative treatments are available?
The clinic offers PRP (platelet-rich plasma) injections, prolotherapy, and cellular regenerative therapy. These approaches aim to support the body's own healing, and results vary by patient.
Does the clinic treat car accident and work injuries?
Yes. The clinic treats patients hurt in motor vehicle accidents and at work, accepts No-Fault and Workers' Compensation insurance, and provides documentation to support claims.
What are the clinic's hours?
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 9:00 am to 6:00 pm; Sunday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. The clinic is closed Wednesday and Saturday.
Benefits of Queens Pain Clinic
From the first imaging scan to your follow-up plan, the clinic is built to find the source of your pain and treat it in one coordinated place, with a focus on movement and avoiding surgery.
Queens Pain Clinic brings diagnosis, minimally invasive procedures, regenerative therapies, and rehabilitation together in Rego Park, Queens, under the leadership of a dually board-certified physiatrist and interventional pain specialist. Treatment suitability and results vary by patient.
- Located at 9701 66th Ave, Rego Park, NY 11374
- Led by Dr. Dmitriy Fuzaylov, MD, dually board-certified
- Interventional, regenerative, and rehabilitation care under one roof
- Accepting new patients, including adolescents
- Call (718) 275-5200 or 1-877-97 NO PAIN to schedule
- Open Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 9–6 and Sun 9–3; closed Wed and Sat
Medical disclaimer: The information on this website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Individual results vary. Consult a qualified physician before beginning any treatment program.