Joint injections. Injury to the joints can happen on any given day and cause pain in the legs, lower back, groin, buttocks, knees, shoulders elbows wrist and hips. Pain may occur from injury, simple wear and tear or an inflammatory disease, such as rheumatoid arthritis.

This contact form enables our visitors to book an appointment and start enjoying medical services in the comfort of their home right here in Queens, Brooklyn, NY, new york.

No subscription, the cost to have a provider come to your home is only $99 we offer subscriptions.

However, you don't need one to have one to a provider come to your home. We will send a medical provider to your home, office or hotel that can treat most common medical issues. leaa is an excellent companion to your current medical insurance, why? You ask, well leaa will send a provider to your home, office, hotel, etc...

You'll be surprised that it is more affordable than conventional health insurances, and mostly you will save valuable time and have fast & easy access to our network of u.s. board-certified healthcare providers, for online calls and chats or to schedule a home visit.


About joint injection, at home, A joint is where the ends of two bones meet. 

They allow movement of 360 degrees in rotation. A special lining covering the ends of bones, called cartilage, stops the bones from rubbing together and allows smooth movement. When the cartilage becomes worn out, the bones rub on each other during movement, causing significant pain.
By injecting a local anesthetic and steroid into the injured joint, we aim to reduce joint pain and inflammation.

Injection types
injection types
joint injection
fibromyalgia
osteoarthritis
cortisone shot
epidural injection
trigger point injections
cortisone injection
facet joint
cortisone shot in knee
knee gel injections
knee injections
cortisone injection knee
corticosteroid injection

LEAA llc offers the following types of joint injections:

shoulder joint injection
knee joint injection
hip joint injection

during a joint injection, the doctor will insert a needle into the specific joint and inject a compound of anesthetic and steroids.