EMG and Nerve Testing in Long Island, NY
New York No-Fault · Workers’ Compensation · Most major insurance
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Our team verifies your coverage, explains what it pays for, and books your first evaluation at the Long Island location closest to you.
- $0 out of pocket for covered patients
- 7 Long Island locations
- You choose your own treating provider
On-site EMG and nerve-conduction testing to pinpoint nerve injuries after auto-accident and work injuries — supporting an accurate diagnosis and a well-documented No-Fault or Workers' Comp claim.
Call (631) 560-8357How EMG and Nerve Testing Work
An electromyography (EMG) study measures the electrical activity in your muscles, and a nerve-conduction study measures how well and how fast signals travel along your nerves. Together they help a clinician find where a nerve is irritated, compressed, or injured — information that is often not visible on imaging alone.
When Nerve Testing Helps
- Numbness, tingling, or burning
- Radiating pain into an arm or leg
- Suspected pinched nerve or radiculopathy
- Carpal tunnel and other entrapment symptoms
- Muscle weakness after an injury
Nerve Testing Under No-Fault Insurance
If you were injured in a motor-vehicle accident in New York, your No-Fault (PIP) coverage generally pays for medically necessary diagnostic testing, including EMG and nerve studies when they are part of your care plan. We bill No-Fault directly, so most patients pay $0 out of pocket for covered care.
Nerve Testing Under Workers' Compensation
For work-related injuries, EMG and nerve testing may be covered under New York Workers' Compensation when medically necessary. Our team coordinates authorization with the carrier and documents the results to support your claim.
Why It Matters for Diagnosis and Your Claim
Nerve testing provides objective findings that help confirm a nerve injury, guide the right treatment, and strengthen the medical record — the kind of documentation that No-Fault and Workers' Comp claims depend on.
Coordinated With Chiropractic and Physical Therapy
EMG and nerve testing works best as part of a complete recovery plan. At Injury Recovery MD it is coordinated with our chiropractic care and physical therapy, so your clinicians share your records and adjust your program together as you recover.
EMG and Nerve Testing Near Me: Long Island Locations
We offer care across Nassau and Suffolk County, with offices in Medford, Islandia, East Islip, Mineola, Bohemia, Smithtown and Stony Brook — with more on the way. Find your nearest office → or call (631) 560-8357 and we will point you to the closest one.
Get Started With Nerve Testing
Same-day and next-day appointments available across Long Island.
Call (631) 560-8357Frequently Asked Questions
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Educational information only; not a substitute for medical advice or an in-person evaluation. Coverage depends on your policy and claim.
Wrist drop after a broken arm
A midshaft break of the upper arm bone sits right against the radial nerve, and the classic sign is a wrist that will not lift. Nerve testing documents whether the nerve is recovering. See broken upper arm (humerus fracture).