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Manhattan and Forest Hills, Queens
Dr. Joseph Motta is certified by the American Board of Urology and speaks Spanish with his patients. Our front desk and medical assistants speak Spanish too, from the first phone call to the end of your visit.
Your doctor
When the subject is your prostate, your bladder or your sexual health, details matter. In your own language it is easier to describe symptoms precisely, ask the awkward questions and understand how the treatment options differ. That is why we can care for you in Spanish at every step of the visit.
Urologist certified by the American Board of Urology, with his medical degree from Georgetown University. He covers general urology: kidney stones, urinary tract infections, bladder problems, and men's and women's urology.
In the same team, Dr. David Shusterman leads the prostate artery embolization program (more than 1,000 procedures since 2021) and offers UroLift and Rezūm, with Spanish-speaking staff at your side.
Book your visit, ask about insurance and get your questions answered in Spanish at either office.
What we treat
Frequent or night-time urination, weak stream, a feeling of not emptying.
Elevated PSA, screening, biopsy and treatment choices.
Kidney stones, renal colic, blood in the urine.
Single and recurrent infections in men and women.
Erectile dysfunction, low testosterone, vasectomy, varicocele.
Booking
Call either office — the front desk speaks Spanish. Ask for Dr. Motta and we will confirm which office he is seeing patients in on the day that suits you.
800 Second Avenue, 9th Floor, Suite C
New York, NY 10017
You can also book online on Zocdoc.
Yes. Dr. Joseph Motta speaks Spanish, and so do our front desk and medical assistants.
Yes. The front desk at both offices speaks Spanish: (212) 991-9991 (Manhattan) and (718) 360-9550 (Forest Hills, Queens).
Manhattan: 800 Second Avenue, 9th Floor, Suite C, New York, NY 10017. Queens: 69-15 Yellowstone Blvd, Suite 4, Forest Hills, NY 11375.
Medication, UroLift, Rezūm and prostate artery embolization (PAE). The right choice depends on the size and shape of the prostate, your symptoms and your preferences; the urologist will explain the pros and cons of each.
A list of your medications, previous test results and imaging if you have them, and your questions. For urinary symptoms it helps to note when they happen and how much they bother you.
If you suddenly cannot urinate, or have a high fever with severe pain or other serious symptoms, seek emergency care rather than waiting for a routine appointment.
Call and ask, in Spanish or English, for an appointment with Dr. Motta. We will find a convenient time in Manhattan or Forest Hills.
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