Sometimes the issue is not that physical therapy “didn’t work,” but that something important was missed, the treatment did not progress in the way you needed, or there simply wasn’t enough time to understand what was really limiting you. I start by looking closely at what is happening now, what you have already tried, and how your body is moving so we can decide what needs to be different this time.

I am an out-of-network provider. Payment is due at the time of service, and my office can submit claims to your insurance company on your behalf when applicable. Reimbursement depends on your individual out-of-network benefits.

Most sessions take place privately in my Manhattan studio at 736 Broadway, 9th Floor. Concierge home visits are also available

Concierge care gives us more flexibility in how and where we work together. Sessions can take place in my Manhattan studio or, when needed, in your home. I can also stay in communication with your physicians and help coordinate care when that is useful.

The idea is simple: you have direct access to me throughout your rehabilitation, and your care is shaped around what you actually need rather than a predetermined schedule or template.

Not necessarily. In New York, I can evaluate and begin treating you without a referral. State law allows an experienced physical therapist to provide treatment for up to 10 visits or 30 days, whichever comes first, before a referral is required.

Your insurance plan may have its own requirements for out-of-network reimbursement, so it is worth checking your benefits if you plan to submit claims.

I work with a wide range of orthopedic and movement-related problems, including injuries, recovery after surgery, joint and muscle pain, stiffness, weakness, mobility restrictions, gait and balance problems, and issues that have not fully resolved with previous treatment.

I also work with people who may not be injured but want to improve or maintain their strength, mobility, balance, and overall physical capacity.

If you are not sure whether your particular problem is something I treat, feel free to reach out and ask.

Yes, hands-on work can be an important part of treatment, particularly when pain, stiffness, or restricted movement is getting in the way.

Depending on what I find, I may work with joints, muscles, fascia, or other soft tissues. I usually combine hands-on treatment with movement, mobility, or strengthening so that the changes we make during the session translate into how you actually move and function.

Yes, craniosacral work is a gentle, hands-on approach that I use with selected adults and children.

Sometimes craniosacral work is incorporated into a broader physical therapy session, and in other situations it may be the primary focus of the visit. If you are specifically looking for craniosacral care for yourself or your child, please contact me so we can talk about whether it is a good fit.