Michael Elman, M.D., P.C.

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+1 (617) 209-4771

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400 Washington St

Braintree, MA 02184

+1 (617) 209-4771

http://www.elmanortho.com

About UsMichael V. Elman, M.D. offers compassionate care and expertise to residents spanning from Boston to Rhode Island. Dr. Elman is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon with specialty training in sports medicine. He is dedicated to improving his patients' comfort, function and quality of life through personalized treatment plans using the latest techniques in his field.Offering both operative and non-operative solutions, Dr. Elman can treat a wide variety of orthopedic conditions, including joint pains, sports injuries, fractures, and more. With his advanced training and use of technology, Dr.

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Jeanne R.

12/13/2023

When I first met him He was ok ,kind of serious . He explain to me about my elbow and said I broke 2 bones out of 3 in my elbow and He needs to special order a brace that will mold to me so Dr...

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