Comparing care near Shelton, Connecticut
Yale Medicine Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation vs. Connecticut Disc and Laser Therapy Centers
Comparing Yale Medicine Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation with our Shelton clinic? See what each office offers, what to ask before booking, and how our evaluation and visit pricing work.
Published by Connecticut Disc and Laser Therapy Centers in Shelton.
Compare services and first visits
| What to compare | MilfordYale Medicine Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation | Shelton, CTConnecticut Disc and Laser Therapy Centers |
|---|---|---|
| Concerns and services | Yale Medicine lists spine specialist Dr. Arya Varthi, hand surgeon Dr. Carrie Swigart, foot and ankle specialist Dr. Irvin Oh, and shoulder specialist Dr. Christina Allen across its orthopaedic service. Confirm the clinician’s office location when booking. | We evaluate back, neck, shoulder, knee, hand, and ankle concerns. We explain the findings and discuss which non-surgical options, if any, are appropriate. |
| Treatment approach | Ask which medical, rehabilitation, or procedural options are appropriate for your condition. | Our clinic provides care without prescription medications, injections, or surgery. Ask which options may fit your examination findings. |
| How soon can I be seen? | Ask the office for its current appointment availability and whether you need a referral. | Often within a week, sometimes the same week. Check current availability. |
| First visit and costs | Ask what the first visit costs and whether testing or treatment would be billed separately. | $99 new-patient visit. Includes consultation, focused examination, report of findings, and first treatment when clinically appropriate. Ongoing care is billed visit by visit, with no required package. |
| Location | 48 Wellington Road Milford, CT | 2 Trap Falls Road, Suite 208, Shelton, CT |
| Office resources | Practice or provider information | See first-visit details · Explore DRX9000 |
Before you book
Start with the reason for your visit
Ask which subspecialist handles your condition and whether you should bring prior MRI, X-ray, or nerve testing reports.
Bring any relevant records
Ask which imaging reports, tests, and prior treatment notes would help the clinician understand your symptoms.
Understand the next step
Ask what the clinician will look for, how they’ll explain the findings, and when you’ll decide whether to continue care.
