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I haven't gotten my MRI results back yet (tomorrow, I hope), but I suspect the outcome is going to be a recommendation for physical therapy. My health insurance company's website is willing to let me search by specialty and geography (and by things I don't care about, like gender and languages other than English--if I want a physical therapist who speaks Hindi or Tagalog, they've got them), but that doesn't get me very far.
If anyone reading this has specific recommendations for a physical therapist in New York City--ideally Manhattan or the West Bronx, but if they're good anything on transit will do, and yes, I can get to Yonkers and such by bus, though it's a nuisance--please let me know.
(If you have recommendations against someone, I'd like that information too: anonymously or via the redbird <at> livejournal <dot> com address is fine.)
Suggestions of things to ask a PT before going to them are also welcome.
Thanks.
If anyone reading this has specific recommendations for a physical therapist in New York City--ideally Manhattan or the West Bronx, but if they're good anything on transit will do, and yes, I can get to Yonkers and such by bus, though it's a nuisance--please let me know.
(If you have recommendations against someone, I'd like that information too: anonymously or via the redbird <at> livejournal <dot> com address is fine.)
Suggestions of things to ask a PT before going to them are also welcome.
Thanks.
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I have been going to PT for my shoulder(partial joint replacement in Jan)
I am going to Manhattan Rehab on 34th St between 1st and 2nd. They only do upper extremity.
It is 3 women who share the practice..I am going to Pat Cassler. I am very happy. She is occupational therapist but it does not seem to matter.
If you need to talk further just email. Good Luck