PRP and Trigger Finger with Andrew Yang, MD

PRP is not a standard first-line trigger finger treatment; an evaluation helps review appropriate options.

English and Korean; Spanish interpreter available

How PRP may fit into care

Care may include activity changes, splinting, corticosteroid injection or release surgery depending on symptoms. PRP is discussed only when clinically appropriate, with its evidence and limitations explained.

PRP is not appropriate for every condition. Results vary, and other treatment options may also be considered. Learn about trigger finger.

Cost and insurance

PRP is usually not covered by insurance. Call (917) 242-4585 for current pricing; no dollar amount is listed.

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OrthoMD — Fort Lee, NJ

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Office hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Closed: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday

Phone: (917) 242-4585

Fax: (917) 993-6284

Email: contact@handorthomd.com

OrthoMD — Bayside, NY

42-21 Francis Lewis Blvd #107, Bayside, NY 11361

Office hours: Tuesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Closed: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Phone: (917) 242-4585

Fax: (917) 993-6284

Email: contact@handorthomd.com

Andrew Yang, MD · OrthoMD

English and Korean; Spanish interpreter available.

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