Mount Sinai Rehabilitation is the best physical therapy provider I've ever been to…read more Unlike some of the more cramped offices I've seen, the therapy room is quite large with a complete array of machines. You get a full evaluation on your first visit. They ask what your issues are as well as what kind of function you want to regain. Very comprehensive. My therapist was knowledgeable, competent and friendly. Being that they're located in the hospital complex, they follow full PPE protocols. Everything is neat and clean. My favorite thing is that they use the MedBridge Go app to assign exercises. You can follow along with the exercises with the animation. Very easy way to maintain the proper form. Anything that makes the process easier is welcome. Sadly Mount Sinai stopped taking my insurance so I haven't been able to continue. From recent news articles it seems to be more of a Mount Sinai problem than an insurer problem so I have to take off a star. Otherwise it would be perfect. I'm going to miss this place.

I've been coming to Spear weekly for my sessions, mainly for strengthening my core. I get a full 50…read moremins or so with my main PT, which I really like. My first few sessions I was always handed off to a technician, which I did not like at all. However the last few sessions I had was with my PT. My session times now are usually before noon so that probably is why, it's not too crazy busy but still full. My PT is attentive and will now move me up in resistance! Super exited about that! Location is clean and has lockers to put all my winter gear. Really enjoy my weekly sessions!

I have arthritis in my hip and was advised to try PT before…read more seeing a surgeon. After an evaluation I went to the upper east side location and was treated by Nicholas. 2ND AVE and 84st. After he pulled and stretched my leg I went home and experienced the most painful cramping I have ever experienced. I thought I was having a heart attack. I went back thinking I wasn't hydrated. The same happened the 2nd time when I hydrated. My wife convinced me to continue. The third time I cramped at the facility and left after Nicholas applied heat to the cramped hip with no relief I limped home and took pain medication to relieve the cramping. His methods were aggressive and thoughtless. There was no call or follow-up.

Although the category says "Physical Therapy", this review is about the Occupational Therapy…read moredepartment (outpatient). There was no category for OT so I chose to put it under PT. I have been seeing Candida and Todd, both Certified Hand Therapists and Occupational Therapists, at Mount Sinai's outpatient rehabilitation (occupational therapy) department for a couple of months now. They really know their stuff, and have truly helped me out after my elbow surgery. They are who to go to if you have any shoulder, elbow, wrist or hand injuries/issues. I am also an occupational therapist coincidentally (but in pediatrics) so take it from me, they ARE good! To get therapy here though, you must be referred by a Mt. Sinai physician. Because its based out of a hospital, they except most insurance plans, which is nice. Ask for Sara when first calling or to schedule. Note: There is also outpatient PT in the rehab department but I have no experience with them. Tracy Bartolazo, PT is great with back problems, from what I understand.

Great facility. Clean, professional, friendly. Kathy Uy is really the best! Takes the time to…read moreunderstand my issue. Worked with me to get my fully functioning again. Back in the gym, back living life. She is a real expert in her field and trust her with any/all of my PT matters.

In preparation for knee surgery, I saw PT "Sonrisa" at H & D Physical Therapy UES. She is a kind…read moreand gentle person and very knowledgeable. She always started our sessions exactly on time, which I really appreciated. On days when I was low on energy, enthusiasm, or experiencing pain, she was flexible and collaborated with me to find the exercises that I could do so that I could keep improving and getting stronger. She gives good instructions and made me feel comfortable to ask clarifying questions. I highly recommend Sonrisa.

Dismissive, Predatory Behavior. Does not maintain professional boundaries. The physical therapist…read morewore loose, plastic, food gloves which hampered his grip, felt unpleasant, and provided no relief. In fact, in the following days, my neck injury felt worse. Even more disturbingly, without warning, he grabbed the straps of my tank-top and bra and pulled them down off my shoulder, then started shoving a towel down the front of my top. I stopped him, and placed the towel myself. But when I laid down, he leaned over me and creepily whispered "Cocoa Butter" in my ear, then despite there being no legitimate reason for a therapist to touch the sides of a woman's breasts, he repeatedly ran his hands over the sides of my breasts -- this had never happened before, or since, with multiple physical therapists. I hope this review prompts action from management, since perpetrators often target multiple victims.

Super friendly and helpful therapists. Young and professional. They take their time. So glad that I…read morefound them!

The therapists here are good (the only reason it's two stars), but the way they schedule is…read moreridiculous. The therapists have little time with you because they're bouncing back and forth between patients and that is when they HAVEN'T double-booked (which they call "accommodation" as though they asked you if it was alright to do).

TL;DR - these guys are fantastic, saved me from surgery and 6 months of rehab…read more Longer version: It feels weird to review a medical establishment like a pizzeria with those char and cupping pepperoni. Mmm. I could go for some Pizza. Anyway.. In 2020 I suffered a tear in my supraspinatus tendon. I did 6 months of physical therapy (at a different place) with no improvement, and the only improvement coming after a cortisone shot. A year later and I have another tear in the tendon, plus a slap tear and adhesive capsulitis. The doctor told me I needed surgery, and I asked about physical therapy. He responded to me by saying he didn't believe physical therapy is going to help, and it didn't help last time Boy was he wrong. My experience with physical therapy here was completely different. The team here is trained to another level, everyone is a Ph.D, but they're also incredibly engaged, pleasant, and supportive. They're genuinely nice people. They pushed me and got me to be functionally cured and saved me from 6 months to a year of recovery and rehab. Facilities: brand new, this is a new location and everything is shiny and brand new. Equipped with everything you would need for all kinds of exercises and therapy Administration: seamless - charge me automatically for my copay, bill the insurance, never had to worry about it Care and attitude: superb. Chris and Darren complemented each other and pushed me to where I needed to be, without getting me overzealous and injuring myself further. Lena and Ashley were sweethearts who really took care of me, and made me feel like a superstar every time I came round. Follow up care: These guys (with my blessing and explicit consent) opened a direct line of communication with my personal trainer and pilates instructor so that I can maintain the progress I've made and avoid injury in the future. I owe these guys a debt that I cannot properly articulate in words. And if I hadn't had a completely different experience with PT elsewhere, I wouldn't know to appreciate just how outstanding they are.