Sports Medicine Doctor in Long Island
Expert care for athletes and active individuals.
Your Partner in Sports Injury Recovery
From youth athletes managing their first overuse injury to lifelong runners working through arthritis, every patient who walks into our office brings a different goal. Dr. Harary takes the time to understand what “getting back” really means for you — whether that’s the next game, the next race, or simply playing with your kids without pain afterward. As a board-certified sports medicine physician and the sideline team doctor for Commack and Miller Place High School football, he has spent his career caring for athletes at every level, and that experience shapes the way he treats every patient.
Recovery here is built as a partnership, not handed down as a prescription. During your visit, Dr. Harary will walk you through your diagnosis, explain the options on the table, and help you weigh the trade-offs — so the plan you leave with is one you actually understand and feel good about. That conversation often makes the difference between a recovery that sticks and one that stalls. Our team also coordinates closely with physical therapists, orthopedic surgeons, and your primary care doctor when needed, so the people involved in your care are working from the same page rather than in parallel.
Why Choose Our Sports Medicine Care?
Our Sports Medicine services are designed to address injuries and conditions that affect athletes and active individuals. We focus on restoring function, reducing pain, and enhancing performance through tailored, non-invasive treatments. With Dr. Mark Harary, you can expect a comprehensive approach that prioritizes your health and wellness.
Benefits of Choosing Dr. Harary
Dr. Harary’s sports medicine treatments are designed not only to relieve pain but also to help you perform at your best. Here’s what our patients often appreciate:
Improved Mobility
Enhance your movement and flexibility.
Pain Relief
Find relief from chronic pain and injury-related discomfort.
Reduced Inflammation
Minimize swelling and enhance healing.
Headache Relief
Say goodbye to tension and migraine headaches.
Enhanced Performance
Improve your strength, endurance, and recovery.
Our Specialties
At our Long Island practice, we offer a range of sports medicine services to help you recover and perform better, including:
Learn More About Our Approach
In practice, that holistic approach means looking at the whole picture — not just the injury itself, but the movement patterns, training load, and underlying biomechanics that led to it. A pulled calf in a 45-year-old tennis player and a sprained knee in a 16-year-old soccer goalie may share a name, but they rarely share the same path back. Our treatment plans reflect that, drawing on a full range of non-surgical options including activity modification, targeted physical therapy, bracing, ultrasound-guided injections, viscosupplementation for arthritic joints, and regenerative treatments like PRP when they’re the right fit for the patient and the problem.
Education is woven into every visit. You’ll leave knowing what’s happening in the affected area, why a particular treatment was chosen, what the expected timeline looks like, and what you can do at home to support healing between appointments. Equal weight goes to prevention: once you’re back to full activity, we work with you on the conditioning, mechanics, and training habits that reduce the chances of seeing the same injury again — because the best outcome isn’t just returning to your sport, it’s staying in it.
A sports medicine doctor specializes in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of sports-related injuries. They work with athletes and active individuals to help them recover and improve their performance.
A sports medicine doctor can evaluate your injury, develop a personalized treatment plan, and provide rehabilitation strategies to help you return to your sport or activity safely and effectively.
They treat a wide range of injuries, including sprains, strains, fractures, tendonitis, and concussions, among others, focusing on both acute and chronic conditions.
In most cases, you do not need a referral to see a sports medicine doctor. However, it’s always best to check with your insurance provider for specific requirements.