Ernest Buberman, DC

Dr. Ernest Buberman is a patient-oriented and experienced chiropractor serving Midwood in Brooklyn and the greater Manhattan area of New York City. Since opening his private practice in 2002, he has provided personalized, compassionate care for patients experiencing musculoskeletal injuries related to auto accidents, workplace incidents, personal injuries, and sports-related trauma. He specializes in the conservative, evidence-based treatment of lower back pain, neck pain, and whiplash, combining chiropractic care with comprehensive rehabilitation strategies to promote optimal recovery.

Dr. Buberman earned his bachelor’s degree in Industrial and Organizational Psychology from Long Island University in Brooklyn before completing his Doctor of Chiropractic degree at Cleveland University Kansas City in Overland Park, Kansas. After earning his doctorate, he returned to Brooklyn to establish his practice, where he has built a strong reputation for clinical excellence and attentive patient care. In 2016, he expanded his clinical credentials by becoming a Registered Nurse (RN), allowing him to provide supplemental services and a broader scope of support to his chiropractic and rehabilitation patients.

Throughout his career, Dr. Buberman has also engaged in entrepreneurial ventures spanning healthcare, financial services, business development, and leadership. He brings this multifaceted experience into his practice to ensure seamless coordination of care, including communication with attorneys and insurance claims adjusters when necessary. His core focus includes Workers’ Compensation cases, work-related injuries, personal injury, auto accidents, and sports injuries. Dedicated to efficiency, professionalism, and patient well-being, Dr. Buberman works closely with each individual to help them recover safely and return to their highest level of function. New patients are welcome to schedule appointments online or by phone.

• Long Island University
• Cleveland University Kansas City

• Firer Family Charitable Foundation