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About us
Who we are, how we work and why patients in Brooklyn choose us.
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Spine and Orthopedic Rehabilitation Center!
Workers' comp accepted
No-fault insurance accepted
Accepts Insurance
Convenient Location
New Patients Welcome
Same-Day Appointments
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929-909-5456
Location & Hours
Find us, then find relief
1601-1625 Gravesend Neck Rd, Brooklyn, NY 11229
Monday
10 AM - 7 PM
Tuesday
10 AM - 7 PM
Wednesday
10 AM - 7 PM
Thursday
By appointment only
Friday
10 AM - 7 PM
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed
929-909-5456
Nearby subway stops
- Neck Rd1 min walk
- Avenue U8 min walk
Our Services
Recovery, mapped out
Physical Therapy
Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
Pain Management
Sports Injury Rehabilitation
Neurological Rehabilitation
Auto Accident Rehabilitation
Spine Surgery Rehabilitation
Back Injury Rehabilitation
Nerve Pain Rehabilitation
Bone Fracture Rehabilitation
Chiropractic Care
Joint Injection
Holistic & Alternative Therapies
Biodex Balance Program
Geriatric Care
Internal Medicine
Advanced Neurodiagnostics
MRI & X-Ray
Orthopedic Services
Neurology
Primary Care Physician Services
Diagnostic Testing
Spinal Decompression
Cold Laser Therapy
Manual Therapy
Exercise Therapy
Back Pain Treatment
Neck Pain Treatment
Balance Training
Walking Rehabilitation
Knee Pain Treatment
Shoulder Pain Treatment
Hip Pain Treatment
Arthritis Treatment
Work Injury Rehabilitation
Fall Prevention
Electrical Stimulation
Ultrasound Therapy
Vestibular Therapy
Hand Therapy
Concussion Rehabilitation
Pediatric Physical Therapy
Lymphedema Treatment
Prosthetic Training
Spinal Cord Rehabilitation
Occupational Therapy
Posture Training
Foot And Ankle Rehabilitation
Headache Treatment
Elbow Pain Treatment
Wrist Pain Treatment
Plantar Fasciitis Treatment
Pre-Surgery Rehabilitation
Tendonitis Treatment
Scoliosis Treatment
Osteoporosis Treatment
Ergonomic Assessment
Injury Prevention
Work Conditioning
Functional Capacity Evaluation
Orthotics Fitting
Athletic Performance Training
Insurance
Coverage that works as hard as you do
We accept all Workers' Compensation / No-Fault insurance companies and most major medical insurance plans, including Delta, Optum Health, Elderplan, and Healthplus. Our accepted plans list is continuously updated — call our staff to confirm your specific coverage.
Elderplan
Lion Insurance
Midwestern Insurance
Healthplus
…and many more!
Our Modern Technology
Diagnostics that don't guess
Advanced Neurodiagnostics
EEG, EMG/NCS, and Evoked Potentials testing to accurately diagnose neurological conditions and guide treatment planning.
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Cold Laser Therapy
Non-invasive light therapy used to reduce pain and inflammation and promote healing.
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Spinal Decompression
Non-surgical decompression techniques to relieve pressure on spinal discs and nerves.
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Treatment Tables
Adjustable treatment tables that position you comfortably for hands-on therapy and exercise.
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Resistance Bands
Graded elastic bands that build strength gradually and go home with you for exercise programs.
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Treadmills
Supervised walking and conditioning to restore gait and cardiovascular fitness.
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Balance Pads
Soft foam pads that challenge stability to retrain balance and ankle control.
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Balance Boards
Wobble boards that train coordination, proprioception and fall prevention.
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Electrical Stimulation Units
E-stim units that deliver gentle current to relieve pain and re-activate weak muscles.
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Ultrasound Machines
Therapeutic ultrasound that warms deep tissue to ease pain and support healing.
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Kinesiology Tape
Elastic tape that supports muscles and joints while allowing full movement.
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Traction Tables
Motorized tables that gently stretch the spine to relieve neck and back pressure.
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Laser Therapy Equipment
Therapeutic lasers that target pain and inflammation without heat or incisions.
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Shockwave Therapy Machines
Acoustic-wave treatment that stimulates healing in stubborn tendon and soft-tissue pain.
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FAQs
Good Questions
What should I expect at my first visit?
Your first visit typically includes a comprehensive evaluation of your injury or condition, followed by a personalized treatment plan tailored to your recovery goals.
Do I need a doctor's referral to start physical therapy?
Not always. New York lets you see a licensed physical therapist without a referral for up to 10 visits or 30 days. Many insurance plans, including most no-fault and workers' compensation cases, still require a prescription, so bring one if you have it and our staff will check what your plan needs.
What orthopedic conditions do you treat?
We treat back and neck pain, herniated discs, sciatica, joint pain and arthritis, sprains and strains, tendinitis, sports injuries, auto accident and work injuries, and recovery after orthopedic surgery such as joint replacements, ACL repairs and rotator cuff repairs.
How long does each session last?
Most sessions last 45 to 60 minutes. Your first visit may run a little longer because it includes a full evaluation.
How many visits will I need?
It depends on your condition, how long you have had it and your goals. Many patients come two to three times a week for four to eight weeks. Your therapist re-checks your progress regularly and adjusts the plan as you improve.
Will physical therapy hurt?
Some soreness is normal as you start using injured muscles and joints again, much like after a new workout. Therapy should not cause sharp or lasting pain. Tell your therapist how you feel and they will adjust the treatment.
What should I wear to my appointments?
Wear comfortable, loose clothing and supportive sneakers. Choose clothes that let us reach the area being treated, such as shorts for a knee or hip, or a tank top for a shoulder.
When should I start rehab after surgery?
Often within a few days to two weeks, depending on the procedure and your surgeon's instructions. Starting on time helps control swelling, protect the repair and restore motion sooner. Bring your surgeon's protocol or prescription to your first visit.
Can physical therapy help me avoid surgery?
For many conditions, yes. Back pain, disc problems, meniscus and rotator cuff injuries and arthritis often improve with targeted exercise and hands-on treatment. If you are not progressing as expected, we will let you and your doctor know.
Will I have exercises to do at home?
Yes. Your therapist will give you a short home exercise program to keep your progress going between visits. Doing it regularly is one of the biggest factors in how quickly you recover.
From Our Blog
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Why Home Exercises Matter as Much as Your Visits
After a Car Accident: Why Symptoms Often Show Up Days Later
Ice or Heat? A Straight Answer for Common Aches
How Long Recovery Really Takes — and What Speeds It Up
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Patient Resources
From our office
Car accident (no-fault) intake
Intake NF 01: Patient and insurance details, pain diagram, and the NY no-fault application (NF-2). 7 pages to print and bring.
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Car accident questionnaire and consent
Intake NF 02: Accident questionnaire with diagram, informed consent to care, and arbitration agreement. 4 pages.
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No-fault privacy, attorney and benefits forms
Intake NF 03: HIPAA privacy notice, attorney letters, direct access notice and assignment of no-fault benefits. 6 pages.
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Workers' comp intake
Intake WC 01: Patient, employer and insurance details, arbitration agreement and informed consent. 3 pages.
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Workers' comp direct access and privacy notice
Intake WC 02: Direct access notice of advice and HIPAA privacy notice. 2 pages.
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Workers' comp claim (C-3) and pain diagram
Intake WC 03: NY Workers' Compensation Board employee claim (C-3) and pain diagram. 3 pages.
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