Modal Pain Management provides expert pain care for Kips Bay residents and the medical community surrounding NYU Langone Medical Center. Our clinic at 369 Lexington Avenue, Floor 25, is located just north of Kips Bay — making it one of the closest interventional pain management practices for anyone living or working in the neighborhood between 23rd and 34th Streets on the East Side.
A Neighborhood That Understands Healthcare
Home to NYU Langone and surrounded by medical professionals, residents here expect the highest standards of care. Dr. Alex Movshis meets that expectation — board-certified in both anesthesiology and pain medicine, fellowship-trained at Mount Sinai, and focused exclusively on interventional pain management. Unlike general practitioners who treat pain as one of many concerns, Dr. Movshis dedicates his entire practice to diagnosing and treating the source of your pain.
Our approach is straightforward: use advanced diagnostics to find exactly what’s causing your pain, then apply the most targeted, least invasive treatment available. Most patients improve significantly without ever needing surgery.
Conditions We Commonly Treat
Patients from this area frequently seek treatment for chronic low back pain and disc herniation, neck pain and cervical spondylosis, sciatica and lumbar radiculopathy, tension headaches and migraine disorders, rotator cuff and shoulder pain, knee osteoarthritis and meniscus-related pain, sports injuries and overuse conditions, and post-surgical pain syndromes.
Interventional Treatments
Our Lexington Avenue location offers the complete range of interventional pain procedures. These include fluoroscopy-guided epidural steroid injections, selective nerve root blocks and sympathetic blocks, radiofrequency ablation for facet joint and sacroiliac pain, ultrasound-guided trigger point and joint injections, PRP therapy for musculoskeletal injuries, neuromodulator injections for chronic headaches, and physical therapy and functional rehabilitation. We also offer a full IV therapy program with NAD+ infusions, supreme pain relief drips, immune support, hydration, and performance enhancement protocols.
How to Reach Us
From the neighborhood, our clinic is a quick trip up Lexington Avenue. Take the 6 train from 28th Street or 33rd Street to Grand Central (one or two stops), and you’re a one-block walk to our building. Bus routes along Lexington and Third Avenues also provide direct access. We’re open Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 7 PM, and typically offer same-week appointments.
