Dr. William Newell is a board-certified physiatrist with a fellowship in interventional spine and pain management. He specializes in the medical and interventional treatment of the adult spine, in addition to pain management and rehabilitation.
Dr. William Newell is a board-certified physiatrist with a fellowship in interventional spine and pain management. He specializes in the medical and interventional treatment of the adult spine, in addition to pain management and rehabilitation.
Dr. William Newell is a board-certified physiatrist with a fellowship in interventional spine and pain management. He specializes in the medical and interventional treatment of the adult spine, in addition to pain management and rehabilitation.
Specialties
Medical and Interventional Treatment of the Adult Spine
Pain Management
Rehabilitation
Certification
Board Certified – Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Medical School
State University of New York
Residency
St. Luke’s - Roosevelt Hospital Center, Internship
Suny Downstate Medical Center, Department Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation Medicine
Fellowship
Lags Sports and Spine, Interventional Spine and Pain Management

My back feels great, great team there, but I never met Dr. Newell. This after 4 different procedures!
Dr. Newell was easy to talk to and gave me a better understanding of my spinal issues. I am hopeful there will be some resolution with my procedure
They did an X-ray right in the spot. They found I had a pinched nerve. Setting me up for an epidural.
Always a pleasure and professional visit. Very informative and always takes time to answer questions and provide feedback
Always professional and honest
Knowledgeable,very competent and willing to answer all your questions.Am
He answered all my questions. I was pleased with my results. The wait was long though.
Really listens to what you are experiencing & explains issues clearly.
Always a pleasure seeing Dr. Newell. He always explains everything thoroughly
Always great when I see him.. friendly, knowledgeable and he listens.. something lots of others at FSO don’t do