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Total Orthopedics and Sport Medicine opens $3 million, 20,000 s/f facility designed by Victor Famulari Architect

Syosset, NY Total Orthopedics and Sports Medicine has opened the group’s new $3 million facility.   Medical appointments and a walk-in clinic that provides orthopedic-specific urgent care, Total Ortho Express,  are among the services available at the 115 Eileen Way location, a 20,000 s/f, detached one-story building. Victor Famulari Architect, P.C. was the architect for the interior of the facility.  The Capo Group (owner) is a full-service real estate development firm.  They were the prime contractor on the project.

 

Dr. Charles Ruotolo, founder of Total Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, said the site provides patients with access to professional services. “We worked closely with Victor Famulari Architect, P.C.  The company is one of Long Island’s premier architectural firms and is known for its impressive healthcare facilities portfolio. This collaboration enabled us to create a structure that provides patients with the highest standards of care in a welcoming and innovative environment.”

“We were delighted to work with Dr. Ruotolo and support his vision for the Syosset location,” said Famulari.

Led by specialists in orthopedic, spine, sports, physical therapy and pain management, the practice is affiliated with some of the region’s top hospitals and health care systems. Locations throughout Long Island, as well as New York City, provide patients with easy access to treatments and procedures.  

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