You’re not looking for another appointment to drag yourself to. You need someone who understands that getting to a clinic when you’re already dealing with pain, limited mobility, or post-surgery restrictions isn’t just inconvenient—it’s exhausting.
That’s where in-home physical therapy changes everything. Your therapist comes to you. No parking lot. No waiting room. Just focused, one-on-one care in the space where you’re actually trying to get better.
Whether you’re recovering from a stroke, managing chronic joint pain, rebuilding strength after surgery, or working to prevent another fall, the goal is the same: get you moving with less pain and more confidence. You’ll work through gait training, balance exercises, therapeutic movement, and strength-building routines that fit your body and your life. Not a generic protocol—your protocol.
We’ve been providing physical therapy across Long Island for over 14 years. We’re not new to this, and we’re not figuring it out as we go.
Our therapists are licensed, Medicare-authorized, and trained in neurological rehab, fall prevention, occupational therapy, and pre- and post-surgical care. We accept Medicare and most commercial insurance plans, so access to care doesn’t become another barrier.
Manorville has one of the highest median ages on Long Island, and that means mobility matters here. You’re surrounded by neighbors who’ve had joint replacements, dealt with arthritis, recovered from strokes, or are just trying to stay steady on their feet. We’ve worked with all of it, and we know what it takes to help you get stronger at home.
First, we schedule an evaluation at your home. A licensed physical therapist will assess your mobility, strength, balance, range of motion, and pain levels. They’ll also ask about your goals—what you want to be able to do again.
From there, we build a treatment plan specific to your condition. That might include gait training if walking has become unstable, balance and proprioceptive exercises if you’ve had a fall or feel unsteady, joint mobilization for arthritis or post-surgery stiffness, or neuromuscular re-education after a stroke or neurological event.
Each session is hands-on. Your therapist will guide you through exercises, monitor your form, adjust resistance or intensity as you improve, and give you homework between visits. You’ll also get a custom home exercise program based on what your body needs to keep progressing.
Most patients see us one to three times per week depending on the severity of the condition and insurance coverage. Some need a few weeks. Others need a few months. What matters is that you’re improving—and that the care fits into your life without adding stress.
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We treat the conditions that actually affect people in Manorville. That includes fall prevention and balance training, which is critical in a community where nearly 20% of residents are over 64. Falls aren’t just scary—they’re one of the leading causes of injury and loss of independence in older adults.
We also specialize in stroke rehabilitation and neurological rehab. If you’ve had a stroke, you know that regaining coordination, strength, and confidence doesn’t happen overnight. It takes consistent, expert guidance. That’s what we do.
Joint pain treatment and post-surgery rehabilitation are huge parts of what we see. Knee replacements, hip replacements, rotator cuff repairs—these surgeries are common, and recovery requires more than rest. You need movement, progression, and accountability.
You’ll also get therapeutic exercise, resistance and strength training, and injury rehabilitation if you’re dealing with something acute or chronic that’s limiting your function. And because we’re licensed for occupational therapy as well, we can help with daily living skills if that’s part of your recovery.
Everything we do is covered by Medicare and most commercial plans. You don’t need a prescription to start in New York—you can see us for up to 10 visits or 30 days before a doctor’s referral is required for continued care.
No, not right away. New York allows direct access to physical therapy, which means you can schedule an evaluation and begin treatment without a prescription.
You’re allowed up to 10 visits or 30 days of care before a referral is required to continue. That gives you time to get started, see progress, and loop in your doctor if needed.
If you’re using Medicare or private insurance, check with your plan. Most will cover physical therapy with a referral, and we can help coordinate that once you’re established as a patient.
Yes. Medicare Part B covers outpatient physical therapy when it’s medically necessary and provided by a licensed therapist—which we are.
There are annual caps and thresholds, but many patients qualify for exceptions if therapy is still helping them improve. We handle the billing and documentation on our end, so you’re not stuck figuring that out yourself.
If you have a Medicare Advantage plan, coverage can vary slightly depending on the carrier. We accept most plans and can verify your benefits before your first visit so there are no surprises.
We treat a wide range of conditions, but the most common in Manorville are post-surgical rehab (especially after joint replacements), stroke recovery, fall prevention, chronic joint pain from arthritis, and balance issues.
We also work with patients recovering from fractures, managing neurological conditions like Parkinson’s or MS, or dealing with mobility loss due to aging or inactivity. If you’re not sure whether physical therapy can help, we can talk through your situation during a consultation.
The goal is always function. Can you walk safely? Can you get in and out of a chair? Can you move without pain? That’s what we’re working toward.
Most sessions run between 45 minutes and an hour. That includes time for manual therapy, guided exercises, education, and any adjustments to your home program.
Your first visit will likely be longer because we’re doing a full evaluation—testing your strength, range of motion, balance, and functional movement. After that, sessions are more focused on treatment and progression.
Frequency depends on your condition and insurance. Some people need us twice a week. Others do well with once a week plus independent exercises in between. We’ll recommend what makes sense based on where you’re starting and where you’re trying to go.
Physical therapy focuses on movement—strength, balance, mobility, and pain management. If you’re trying to walk better, recover from surgery, or prevent falls, that’s physical therapy.
Occupational therapy focuses on daily living skills—getting dressed, cooking, bathing, managing fine motor tasks. If a stroke or injury has affected your ability to do those things independently, occupational therapy helps you relearn or adapt.
We offer both, and sometimes patients benefit from a combination. For example, someone recovering from a stroke might need physical therapy to improve their gait and occupational therapy to regain hand coordination. We’ll assess what you need and build a plan around that.
That depends on the surgery, but in most cases, physical therapy starts within a few days to a couple of weeks. For joint replacements, early movement is critical to prevent stiffness and promote healing.
Your surgeon will give you clearance and any precautions we need to follow. Once we have that, we can begin with gentle range-of-motion work and progress toward strength and function as you heal.
Starting too late can actually slow your recovery. Scar tissue forms, muscles weaken, and compensatory movement patterns develop. The sooner we can get you moving safely, the better your long-term outcome.
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