If you’re seeking relief from persistent back pain or sciatica in Ozone Park, epidural injections could be the solution you need. NY Spine Medicine is here to provide you with professional pain management services.
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At NY Spine Medicine, we specialize in providing effective pain relief through epidural injections for patients in Ozone Park. Our team is dedicated to helping you overcome chronic pain caused by sciatica, back problems, and other conditions. We utilize advanced techniques and a patient-centered approach to ensure residents of Queens receive the highest quality of care. Your well-being is our priority.
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Epidural injections are a proven and effective treatment option for managing chronic pain, especially for conditions like sciatica and back problems. At NY Spine Medicine in Ozone Park, we specialize in providing this safe and minimally invasive treatment to help patients across Queens find relief and reclaim their lives from the grip of pain. Our goal is to help you live a more active, fulfilling life, free from the limitations of chronic pain. Call 212-750-1155 today to schedule a consultation and take the first step towards a healthier, happier you.
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An area now part of Ozone Park that pre-dated that community was called “Centreville”. It was founded in the 1840s and was centered around Centreville Street and the Centreville Community Church. Part of Ozone Park is still called “Centreville”.
In the 1870s, two immigrants from France named Charles Lalance and Florian Grosjean established a factory in Woodhaven where they manufactured cooking materials and porcelain enamelware, but burned down in 1876. Lalance and Grosjean built a second factory, as well as a hundred houses for workers, at Atlantic Avenue and 92nd Street in modern-day Ozone Park.
During the 1870s, an economic depression caused residents of New York City to look for better housing opportunities in the suburbs of Manhattan and Brooklyn, where housing would be cheaper. In 1880, the New York, Woodhaven & Rockaway Railroad began service on the Montauk Branch and Rockaway Beach Branch from Long Island City to Howard Beach, Queens. Two years later, two wealthy partners named Benjamin W. Hitchcock and Charles C. Denton bought plots of land around what would later become the Woodhaven Junction station. The Rockaway Beach Branch’s Ozone Park station opened in 1883.
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