You’re not looking for temporary relief. You want to move without wincing, walk without fear of falling, and get back to the things you’ve been putting off because your body won’t cooperate.
That’s what happens here. Most patients report significant pain reduction after treatment—not just management, but actual relief that sticks. The kind that lets you sleep through the night or stand long enough to cook a real meal.
Falls become less of a constant worry. Balance improves through targeted proprioceptive training and gait work that retrains how your body moves through space. For patients recovering from stroke or surgery, early intervention means better functional outcomes and faster return to independence.
You’re not just getting exercises. You’re getting a plan built around what you need to do—whether that’s climbing stairs again, returning to work, or simply moving through your day without constant discomfort. And it happens in your home, where you actually live.
We’ve been providing in-home physical therapy across Hauppauge and Long Island for over a decade. We’re Medicare-certified, licensed, and we accept nearly all commercial insurance plans.
Our therapists come to you. No fighting traffic on the LIE, no waiting rooms, no trying to figure out transportation when you’re already dealing with pain or limited mobility. Just consistent, personalized care in the environment where you’re most comfortable.
Hauppauge residents know how spread out Long Island can be. Getting to appointments becomes its own barrier when you’re recovering from surgery or managing chronic pain. We remove that obstacle entirely. Your treatment happens at your kitchen table, in your living room, wherever makes sense for your recovery—and your schedule.
First, we schedule an initial evaluation at your home. A licensed physical therapist assesses your current mobility, pain levels, range of motion, and what’s actually limiting you in daily life. This isn’t a generic checklist—it’s a conversation about what you need to do and what’s stopping you.
From there, we build a treatment plan specific to your condition. If you’re recovering from joint replacement surgery, that looks different than stroke rehabilitation or fall prevention. The plan includes therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, neuromuscular re-education, and resistance training tailored to your goals.
Sessions happen on a schedule that works for you—typically two to three times per week depending on your needs and insurance coverage. Your therapist brings any necessary equipment and guides you through each exercise, adjusting intensity and technique as you progress.
You’ll also get a home exercise program to continue between sessions. Recovery doesn’t pause between appointments, and the work you do on your own matters just as much as the guided sessions. We track progress throughout and adjust the plan as your mobility improves and pain decreases.
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You get a full evaluation, personalized treatment plan, and ongoing sessions with a licensed physical therapist or occupational therapist. That covers manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, strength training, balance work, and gait training depending on what your recovery requires.
For Hauppauge’s aging population—and Suffolk County has one of the highest concentrations of residents over 65 on Long Island—fall prevention and balance training are critical. We focus heavily on proprioceptive work that reduces fall risk and builds confidence in movement.
Stroke rehabilitation and neurological rehab are major parts of what we do. Early intervention makes a measurable difference in functional independence, and doing that work at home means you’re practicing skills in the exact environment where you need them most.
Post-surgical rehabilitation covers joint replacements, orthopedic procedures, and injury recovery. We also treat chronic conditions like arthritis, joint pain, and mobility limitations that have been building for years. If you’re trying to avoid or reduce opioid use for pain management, physical therapy is one of the most effective alternatives available.
Medicare covers outpatient physical therapy and occupational therapy when medically necessary, and most commercial insurance plans do as well. No referral is required for most insurances, and we handle the verification process upfront so there’s no confusion about coverage.
Most insurance plans don’t require a referral for physical therapy in New York, and we accept Medicare along with nearly all commercial insurances. You can contact us directly to schedule an evaluation.
We’ll verify your coverage before the first appointment so you know exactly what’s covered and what any out-of-pocket costs might be. If your plan does require a referral, we’ll let you know upfront and can coordinate with your doctor’s office to get that handled quickly.
The goal is to remove barriers, not create them. If you’re dealing with pain, limited mobility, or recovering from surgery or illness, waiting weeks for referrals and approvals just delays your recovery. We move as fast as your insurance allows.
The treatment itself is the same—you’re working with a licensed physical therapist doing evidence-based exercises and manual therapy. The difference is location and convenience.
You don’t have to arrange transportation, navigate a clinical setting, or spend energy getting to and from appointments when you’re already dealing with pain or mobility issues. For many Hauppauge residents, especially older adults or those recovering from surgery, that transportation barrier is enough to skip appointments or avoid therapy altogether.
At home, your therapist also sees exactly how you move in your actual environment. If stairs are a problem, we work on your stairs. If getting in and out of your shower is the issue, we address that specific challenge in that specific space. The therapy becomes more practical and more directly applicable to your daily life.
We treat post-surgical recovery including joint replacements and orthopedic procedures, stroke rehabilitation, neurological conditions, chronic pain, arthritis, joint pain, mobility limitations, balance disorders, and injury rehabilitation.
Fall prevention is a major focus, especially for older adults. Balance and gait training reduce fall risk significantly, and for Long Island’s aging population, that’s often the difference between living independently and needing more intensive care.
If you’re recovering from a stroke or managing a neurological condition like Parkinson’s, early physical therapy intervention improves functional outcomes and quality of life. We also work with patients managing chronic conditions that limit mobility—things that have been building for years and finally reached the point where daily tasks are becoming difficult.
Most patients notice some improvement within the first few weeks, but meaningful recovery takes consistency. Typical treatment plans run six to twelve weeks depending on your condition, though some patients need longer for complex issues.
Pain reduction often happens relatively quickly—many patients report noticeable relief after just a handful of sessions. Strength, balance, and mobility take longer to rebuild, especially if you’ve been limited for months or years before starting therapy.
The patients who see the best results are the ones who do their home exercise program between sessions. Recovery isn’t just what happens during the hour your therapist is there—it’s the cumulative effect of consistent work. We track progress throughout and adjust your plan as you improve, so you’re always working at the right intensity for where you are in recovery.
Yes. Medicare Part B covers outpatient physical therapy and occupational therapy when it’s medically necessary, including in-home services. There are coverage limits and requirements, but we handle the verification and billing process.
You’ll have a copay or coinsurance depending on your specific plan and whether you’ve met your deductible. We verify your coverage before starting treatment so you know what to expect—no surprises weeks later when bills start arriving.
Most commercial insurance plans also cover in-home physical therapy. Coverage varies by plan, but we work with nearly all major insurers in New York. If you’re unsure about your coverage, call us and we’ll check your benefits before scheduling anything.
For many conditions, yes. Physical therapy has been shown to reduce the need for opioid pain medication significantly, and for certain orthopedic issues, it can be as effective as surgery with far less risk and recovery time.
If you’re dealing with chronic joint pain, mobility limitations, or conditions like arthritis, physical therapy addresses the underlying mechanical issues—weakness, limited range of motion, poor movement patterns—that contribute to pain. Medication masks symptoms. Therapy targets causes.
That doesn’t mean physical therapy replaces all surgical interventions or eliminates the need for pain management entirely. But it’s one of the most effective conservative treatments available, and it’s worth trying before moving to more invasive or pharmaceutical options. Most patients see meaningful improvement in both pain levels and function when they commit to the process.
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