Manhattan’s Team Approach to Physical Therapy
Finding the best physical therapy in NYC starts with a team that treats the whole problem, not just the symptom. Manhattan Sports Medicine & Wellness Group brings physicians, physical therapists, and chiropractors together under one roof, with three Manhattan offices and nearly two decades of helping New Yorkers move without pain. Whether you’re an athlete recovering from injury, healing after surgery, or simply tired of daily aches, our team builds a treatment plan around your body and your goals.
Because our licensed physical therapists work alongside chiropractors, acupuncturists, podiatrists, and pain management specialists, you never have to piece together your own care across the city. Every plan begins with a thorough evaluation of your pain, strength, and range of motion, then combines hands-on manual therapy with targeted exercise so you build lasting strength — not just temporary relief.
You’ll find us at three Manhattan offices — Midtown, plus our 244 W 54th Street location near Columbus Circle and our 40 Broad Street office in the Financial District.
512 7th Avenue, 14th Floor
New York, NY 10018
Phone: 212-812-7246
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Conditions We Treat With Physical Therapy
Our therapists treat the full range of orthopedic and sports injuries, including:
- Back and neck pain, including herniated discs and sciatica
- Shoulder injuries such as rotator cuff tears and frozen shoulder
- Knee pain, ligament sprains, and post-surgical rehabilitation
- Foot and ankle conditions, including metatarsalgia and Achilles tendinitis
- Repetitive strain injuries of the wrist and elbow
- Injuries from car accidents and workplace accidents
Hurt on the job? We provide dedicated workers’ compensation physical therapy in NYC, including the paperwork guidance and return-to-work planning that injured workers need. Explore our full physical therapy services to see how we approach everything from acute injuries to chronic pain.
What Your Physical Therapy Treatment May Include
Every treatment plan is built around your evaluation, but most combine several of these approaches:
- Manual therapy — hands-on techniques to release tight muscles, mobilize stiff joints, and reduce pain
- Therapeutic exercise — progressive strengthening and flexibility work targeted to your injury and the movements your daily life demands
- Balance and gait training — retraining stability and walking mechanics after injury or surgery
- Posture and movement retraining — correcting the mechanics that caused the problem so it doesn’t come back
- Sport-specific rehabilitation — return-to-play programs that rebuild strength and confidence before you’re back on the court, field, or road
Your therapist re-evaluates your progress at each stage and adjusts the plan, so you’re never doing generic exercises off a printed sheet.
Book the Best Physical Therapy in NYC Today
You don’t have to plan your life around pain. Request an appointment at any of our three Manhattan offices and start working with a physical therapy team that treats you like a person, not a case number. Call 212-812-7246 today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a referral to start physical therapy in NYC?
In New York State, you can begin physical therapy without a physician referral for a limited period under direct access rules, though some insurance plans still require one. Call our office and we’ll help you confirm what your plan needs before your first visit.
Do you treat workers' compensation and no-fault cases?
Yes. We treat patients recovering from workplace injuries and car accidents, and our staff is experienced in handling workers’ compensation and no-fault documentation.
What should I expect at my first appointment?
Your first visit includes a full evaluation of your pain levels, strength, mobility, and movement patterns. Your therapist then explains your diagnosis in plain language and maps out a treatment plan with clear goals.
How many physical therapy sessions will I need?
It depends on your condition and goals — some patients feel significant relief within a few weeks, while post-surgical recovery can take several months. After your first evaluation, your therapist gives you a realistic timeline and adjusts it as you progress.