New England Shoulder and Elbow Center

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20 Guest St Ste 225
Brighton, MA 02135
+1 (617) 738-8642
https://newenglandshoulderandelbow.com

The New England Shoulder and Elbow Center in Brighton, MA, is a leading institution specializing in the treatment of shoulder and elbow injuries, particularly for athletes in overhead sports such as tennis and baseball. With a dedicated team, including renowned orthopedic surgeons Dr. Sarav Shah and Dr. Glen Ross, they focus on a range of conditions from rotator cuff tears to shoulder arthritis, employing various treatment options like physical therapy, injections, and surgery.

Committed to advancing the field of orthopedic care, the center is affiliated with New England Baptist Hospital and is at the forefront of research and innovation in shoulder and elbow surgery. The location serves collegiate programs like Merrimack College and Brandeis University, underscoring their expertise in sports-related injuries and rehabilitation.

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