FAQs

Yes. Dr. Robinson is accepting new patients for knee and hip care at his New York practice. Call the office or use the scheduling link on the contact page to set up a first visit.

Not always. Many patients reach Dr. Robinson through a referral from another physician, since a large share of orthopedic knee and hip evaluations start that way. If you do not have a referral, you can still contact the office directly to ask about scheduling.

Dr. Robinson completed medical school at Ross University School of Medicine and his residency at Mount Sinai Health System. He then completed advanced training in hip and knee care at Lenox Hill Hospital, which shapes how he evaluates and manages knee and hip concerns today.

Yes. Knee and hip care are the two areas of Dr. Robinson's clinical focus, and his training at Lenox Hill Hospital centered on these same areas.

Dr. Robinson is affiliated with BronxCare Health System and sees patients at his New York practice. Ask the office which location applies to your visit.

Bring a photo ID, your insurance card, and any prior imaging or records related to your knee or hip. Having these ready helps the visit go faster and gives Dr. Robinson more complete information to work from.

The office can confirm this before your visit. Call ahead with your insurance information so the front desk can check your coverage and let you know what to expect.

Call the office first with any non-emergency question or concern. If you believe you are having a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room rather than waiting for a callback. This page is for general information only and is not medical advice. For guidance about your own knee or hip concern, talk with Dr. Robinson's office directly.