Back to what you were doing before you got hurt.
Dr. Aruna Seneviratne is a fellowship-trained, double board certified orthopedic surgeon specialising in the shoulder, knee and elbow. He treats professional athletes and weekend players alike, in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Where does it hurt?
Start with the joint. Each section opens with the symptoms patients actually describe, before any procedure names.
How this practice works
The aim is simple: return the injured patient to normal in the shortest possible time, using the least invasive method available, surgical or otherwise. Most patients seen here do not end up having an operation.
That goal is met using current techniques and technology, and knowledge gained through research, education and experience. Treating patients with compassion, kindness and respect is a cornerstone of the practice.
From professional athletes to weekend players
Dr. Seneviratne uses advanced open and arthroscopic techniques to restore damaged joints, ligaments and bones. Injuries treated regularly include:
- Tennis Official medical provider, US Open
- Soccer
- Hockey
- Running
- Basketball
- Squash
- Football
- Skiing
- Cycling
- Baseball
- Snowboarding
Team physician, US Open
Dr. Seneviratne is part of the team of orthopedic surgeons caring for athletes of the US Open Grand Slam Tennis Championship.
What patients say
Someone has recommended surgery. Should you have it?
Send your MRI or X-ray and a short history. Dr. Seneviratne reviews it personally and calls you, usually within 48 hours. $250, wherever you live.
Two offices
Manhattan
Mount Sinai Doctors Manhattan425 W 59th Street, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10019
Brooklyn
Mount Sinai Doctors Brooklyn Heights300 Cadman Plaza W
Brooklyn, NY 11201