absolutely wonderful Ian really grateful of the care and support my wife is receiving her social…read moreworker Mrs Liz for the 8 th and 9 floor has been extra supportive as. Well as mr pearl I all the staff your help is not unnotice

Staff here makes all the difference! I encountered kindness and care. When I came back, they…read moreremembered my name and asked about my family. They actually care about people, not just patients

Must go to this place for all your physical therapy needs. My mother had chronic joint pain for…read moreyears. We tried two other places in Washington heights but didn't help. We went here and she started noticing difference. She is all ok now. My coworker(she went here from NJ!) also had issues with her back for long time and I recommend this place. She was very happy and all better now. Friendly staff and therapists. Best part was comparatively very less waiting period on almost all visits.

From the owner: Provides physical therapy services for patients with musculoskeletal, neurologic and orthopedic…read morecases.

Is it abnormal that upon entering this office I was immediately jealous of what must have…read moreoriginally been an incredible flat? I think it is a NYC characteristic to constantly evaluate apartments we see and try to picture how our furniture would fit in the space: our friend's apartments, those of random acquaintances, apartments we see featured in the NYT, even on TV and movies? Like I was watching Rosemary's Baby again for the coming Halloween season and all I could think of during the movie was "How the heck did Mia Farrow and John Cassavetes afford that incredible apartment on one income"? I mean, he was a struggling actor at the beginning of the movie, right? How is this fair? Anyways, the place is sort of cool, if you're a fan of old buildings. It's right near NYPres, on a quiet block. If you're walking from the hospital, there is a little fresh market on the sidewalk some summer weekdays. They have a pretty busy practice, do acupuncture and massage, are open on weekends and charge an average rate. The linens are clean and the front desk are accommodating. If you want massage, I will tell you, Sam is the man! He came highly recommended from a former client and he does an excellent deep (but relaxing and refreshing) massage. These are the go-to people if you are uptown....

After having an issue booking, the staff was incredible at getting me a new appointment and taking…read morecare of me. My masseuse Enny was so great and very thorough. A very good deep tissue massage. The two guys at the front desk were extremely nice, respectful and professional. I'll definitely be going back.

I went to Higher Physical Therapy out of desperation one Saturday morning not too long ago. I had…read morebeen working round the clock in a supportive role during the Coronavirus Pandemic and feeling physically and mentally exhausted. I normally would have gone for a massage locally, but with everything being closed, I had no choice. I scheduled an appointment, was seen right away, assessed and treated with Myofascial Release. In one session, the extreme level of stress I carried in my body, then overflowing as uncontrollable tears, was completely resolved. I went back for a second session a few days later and left feeling even better, back to my normal self again. If you're suffering from chronic stress and looking for quick relief, I highly recommend Julie Zapata at Higher Physical Therapy.

I have been going to Julie for a year; I have been a dancer, a weightlifter and now a scientist…read moreworking insane hours over a laptop or other instrument. I have constant pain both chronic and acute. She has helped me tremendously, listens carefully and considerately and is constantly providing solutions and staying current in an ever changing field. She has helped me to realize healthful physical limits and expectations and I have come to a much better understanding of my biomechanics. I'm healthier physically and emotionally as a result from working with Julie. I would recommend her to anyone without hesitation.

Kinesioworks on Madison ave, is a great place, the staff goes out their way to assist you. The…read morelevel of physical therapy Im getting is helping me to walk again. Mr. Lee Jackson does outstanding work as a P T there. With his help and the staff, Im well on my way to a productive lifestyle again. Good job kinesiowork, I recommend this place to all I know

This is for the location in East Harlem. I went for three weeks and it was one of the worst…read moreexperiences I have ever had. I thought it would get better, it never did. The PT's are usually busy with multiple patients and extremely inattentive. They have curtains that don't fully close, which means lack of privacy. The PT's spend a lot of time talking and gossiping with each other, or sitting down at a table working while they have clients. On multiple occasions I finished with an exercise and it took 5-10 minutes for the PT to check on me. Usually I ended left early because I felt like the PT really didn't care and was too busy engaging in conversation with their colleagues. I came to my last appointment on time and the PT was busy eating lunch or something. Not sure she was even there because she didn't come out. They wanted me to start on the elliptical, without checking to see if I still had pain, which I did, and the machine would only exacerbate the injury. I immediately left.

Good physical therapy office doctors and stuff are wonderful very kind and attentive to the…read morepatient's

From the owner: Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation…read more Achilles Tendinitis Adhesive Capsulitis Ankle Sprain and Achilles Tendon Sprain or Rupture Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) or Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) Tear Arthritis Ataxia Back Pain Bursitis Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Cerebral Palsy Cervical Spine Myelopathy Chronic Neck Pain Degenerative Disc Disease Enthesopathy of Hip (incl. Trochanteric Bursitis) Enthesopathy of Knee (incl. Bursitis of Knee) Fibromyalgia Gait Abnormality Lateral and Medial Epicondylitis (Tennis and Golf Elbow) Low Back Pain Myelopathy Neck Strain (incl. Whiplash Injury) Nerve Root Injury and Plexus Disorders (incl. Pinched Nerve) Osteoarthritis of Hand or Wrist Osteoarthritis of Hip Osteoarthritis of Knee Osteoarthritis of Shoulder Osteoarthritis of Spine Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome or Knee Pain Peripheral Nerve Disorders Phantom Limb Pain Plantar Fasciitis Post-Laminectomy Syndrome Radiculopathy (Not Due to Disc Displacement) Rheumatoid Arthritis Sacrum Disorders Sciatica (Not Due to Disc Displacement) Shoulder Impingement Syndrome Spondylitis Spondylolisthesis Sprains and Strains (incl. Muscle Tear) Trigger Finger