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Matthew A. Spiegel, MD
Founder & Medical Director, UES Interventional Pain
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About Me
Founder & Medical Director, UES Interventional Pain Super Doctors® Rising Stars℠
Matthew A. Spiegel, MD is a dual board-certified specialist in Interventional Pain Management and Anesthesiology, trained at Ivy-League institutions, offering the latest, minimally invasive pain management solutions. At UES Interventional Pain, Dr. Spiegel provides treatments that are precise, cutting-edge, and designed to improve quality of life. From the Upper East Side to NYC at large, patients trust his expertise in both routine and advanced techniques like spinal cord stimulation, percutaneous discectomies, and regenerative medicine, including platelet-rich plasma (PRP).
Our clinic is proud to be an NYU-recognized teaching site,
dedicated to mentoring the next generation of
nurse practitioners.
Through hands-on training and expert mentorship, we help future healthcare professionals develop essential skills in pain management and patient care. Our commitment to education enhances both the future of healthcare and the quality of care we provide every day.
Dr. Spiegel co-directed the Pain Management Department at Nassau University Medical Center (NUMC), where he transformed pain care delivery for acute and chronic conditions.
His scope of work included spearheading advanced interventional therapies such as dorsal root ganglion stimulation and sacroplasty.
Today, at UES Interventional Pain, Dr. Spiegel continues to lead with innovation, offering:
Published In:
Obesity Surgery (2014)
“Patient Preferences And Bariatric Surgery Procedure Selection; The Need For Shared Decision-Making”View Research
Published In:
Pain Practice (2021)
“A paramedian approach for dorsal root ganglion stimulation placement developed to limit lead migration and fracture”View Research
Published In:
Neuromodulation: Technology at the Neural Interface (2020)
“Dorsal Root Ganglion Stimulation as a Salvage Therapy Following Failed Spinal CordStimulation”View Research
Published In:
Journal Of Palliative Medicine (2021)
Published In:
Spine Deformity (2020)
“Is There a Gender-Specific Full Body Sagittal Profile for Different Spinopelvic Relationships? A Study on Propensity-Matched Cohorts”View Research
Published In:
Pain Medicine (2020)
“The Use of L2 and L3 Lumbar Sympathetic Blockade for Cancer-Related Pain, an Experience and Recommendationin the Oncologic Population”View Research
Published In:
SPINE Journal (2016)
“Predicting Cervical Alignment Required to Maintain Horizontal Gaze Based on Global Spinal Alignment”View Research
Published In:
Neuromodulation: Technology at the Neural Interface (2020)
“Evaluation of Fixed Intrathecal Bupivacaine In fusion Doses in the Oncologic Population”View Research
Published In:
Journal of neurosurgery Spine (2016)
“Global sagittal axis: a step toward full-body assessment ofsagittal plane deformity in the human body”View Research
Published In:
SPINE Journal (2016)
“Developing the total disability index based on an analysis of the interrelationships and limitations of oswestry and neck disability index”View Research
Published In:
Spine Deformity (2020)
“Mandibular slope: a reproducible and simple measure of horizontal gaze”View Research
Published In:
The Spine Journal (2016)
“When is compensation for lumbar spinal stenosisa clinical sagittal plane deformity?”View Research
Published In:
Journal of neurosurgery Spine (2020)
“Validation of the recently developed Total DisabilityIndex: a single measure of disability in neck and back pain patients”View Research
Published In:
SPINE journal (2016)
“Variability over time of preoperative sagittal alignment parameters”View Research
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Dr. Spiegel emphasizes the importance of treating the individual as a whole, rather than focusing solely on alleviating pain. His practice provides same-day appointments, same-day procedures, and personalized care. This approach ensures that each patient receives compassionate and customized treatment supported by the latest medical advancements.
Today, at UES Interventional Pain, Dr. Spiegel continues to lead with innovation, offering:
Empowering Lives, Alleviating Pain:
One Patient at a Time.
Dr. Spiegel is proficient in English, Hebrew, and conversational Spanish, allowing him to connect with patients from different backgrounds and provide sensitive, effective care.
By overcoming language barriers, he creates a comfortable space where patients can share their concerns, building trust and ensuring better understanding of their treatment.
When he’s not transforming lives in his practice, Dr. Spiegel enjoys skiing, kitesurfing, and scuba diving. A lifelong learner and adventurer, he also holds a black belt in mixed martial arts and Shotokan karate.
Dr. Spiegel is proficient in English, Hebrew, and conversational Spanish, allowing him to connect with patients from different backgrounds and provide sensitive, effective care. By overcoming language barriers, he creates a comfortable space where patients can share their concerns, building trust and ensuring better understanding of their treatment.
When he’s not transforming lives in his practice, Dr. Spiegel enjoys skiing, kitesurfing, and scuba diving. A lifelong learner and adventurer, he also holds a black belt in mixed martial arts and Shotokan karate
Empowering Lives, Alleviating Pain:
One Patient at a Time.
