Dr. Richard J. D Agostino

Dr. D Agostino has performed 23 minimally invasive leg arthroscopy procedures for joint diagnosis and repair, placing among the top 6% of surgeons nationwide for this procedure. This exceptionally high volume of experience is a meaningful indicator when choosing a orthopedic surgeon in Great Neck, NY, as medical research has consistently linked higher procedure volumes with improved patient outcomes and lower complication rates.

Dr. D Agostino has performed 28 minimally invasive arm and shoulder arthroscopy procedures, placing among the top 28% of surgeons nationwide for this procedure. This above average volume of experience is a meaningful indicator when choosing a orthopedic surgeon in Great Neck, NY, as medical research has consistently linked higher procedure volumes with improved patient outcomes and lower complication rates.

Dr. Richard J. D Agostino provides patient consultations ranging from routine follow-ups to comprehensive evaluations, including new patient visit and follow-up visit. Medicare patients typically pay significantly less than the standard charge for these services, with Medicare-approved rates averaging 90% below the billed amount.

Dr. Richard J. D Agostino utilizes diagnostic imaging to evaluate and monitor patient conditions, including aspiration and/or injection of fluid large joint using ultrasound guidance, mri scan of arm joint without contrast, and other related services. Medicare patients typically pay significantly less than the standard charge for these services, with Medicare-approved rates averaging 91% below the billed amount.

Dr. Richard J. D Agostino performs therapeutic injections and minor procedures, with joint injection being a key part of his practice. Medicare patients typically pay significantly less than the standard charge for these services, with Medicare-approved rates averaging 87% below the billed amount.

Dr. Richard J. D Agostino performs surgical procedures, including removal of both knee cartilages using an endoscope, removal of extensive shoulder joint tissue using an endoscope, and other related services. Medicare patients typically pay significantly less than the standard charge for these services, with Medicare-approved rates averaging 89% below the billed amount.