Tower Chiropractic & Wellness

A clinic below the Kissena Boulevard entrance

Tower Chiropractic & Wellness occupies Suite 22 on the concourse level of Flushing Plaza, at 41-61 Kissena Boulevard near Sanford Avenue. The clinic also identifies a side entrance from Barclay Avenue. The suite and level are useful arrival details: this is an office inside a larger building, rather than a storefront treatment room. New patients need an appointment, arranged through 718-359-0330. The contact email is info@nytowerchiro.com.

Two named chiropractors and specific language options

Artella Oh and Tinghim “Frank” Leung both graduated from New York Chiropractic College. Oh's professional introduction identifies Korean fluency and additional training in Activator Methods, Applied Kinesiology and teaching infant massage. Leung speaks Cantonese; his earlier degree in exercise physiology and nutrition at the University at Buffalo informs the active rehabilitation component of his work. The office presents Oh's interest in pregnancy and children alongside its broader adult musculoskeletal practice.

How the evaluation differs from a follow-up

The initial assessment is described as a 30–45 minute appointment. It includes discussion of the problem, examination findings, review of relevant X-rays, MRI or CT studies brought by the patient, and an explanation of a proposed plan. Later visits generally take 15–20 minutes, depending on that plan. A reassessment is described at six to eight weeks, taking roughly ten minutes.

The available methods include hands-on adjustments and an instrument-based Activator approach, soft-tissue treatment, heat or cold, electrical stimulation, ultrasound, cold laser, stretching and exercise rehabilitation. A patient who wants to avoid a particular technique can use the initial discussion to identify the proposed method before consenting. The practice also describes referral to another professional when appropriate.

What recent visitors describe

Recent visitor accounts emphasize explanations of what is being done, instructions to continue at home and time spent listening to the concern that brought the person in. These details concern the experience of a visit: the value described is understanding the proposed care and leaving with usable guidance.

Hours and payment at the chosen office

• Monday: 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
• Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday: 8 a.m.–6:30 p.m.
• Saturday: 8 a.m.–noon.
• Thursday and Sunday: closed.

Saturday is a shorter morning session; Monday also closes well before the other weekdays. The insurance page lists examples including Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Oxford, Empire and Emblem plans, along with no-fault and workers' compensation cases. It states that referrals are not required by the office, but an insurer's coverage rules still apply to the specific policy and service. Copays are due at treatment; cash, credit and personal checks are accepted. Uninsured financial arrangements are mentioned without a published numerical fee.