You shouldn’t have to choose between getting the care you need and staying comfortable. If getting to a clinic feels like a workout before the workout, you’re not alone.
In-home physical therapy means we come to you. No parking lots, no waiting rooms, no stress about whether you can make the drive. Just focused, one-on-one care in the space where you actually live and move.
That matters more than it sounds. We see how you navigate your kitchen, your bathroom, your stairs. We can spot risks you’ve gotten used to and build a treatment plan around your real environment, not a generic clinic setup. You get stronger where it counts, doing the things you actually need to do every day.
Falls drop by 86% when people start physical therapy within three months of a balance issue. That’s not a small number. It’s the difference between confidence and fear every time you stand up.
We’ve been delivering in-home physical therapy and occupational therapy across Nassau and Suffolk County since 2010. We’re not new to this, and we’re not figuring it out as we go.
Our therapists are licensed, our services are Medicare-covered, and our approach is straightforward. You get personalized care from professionals who’ve worked with hundreds of patients dealing with the same challenges you’re facing right now.
Manhasset Hills families trust us because we show up on time, we listen, and we don’t overcomplicate things. This is a community where people expect quality and professionalism. We’ve built our reputation by delivering both, consistently, for over a decade.
It starts with a phone call. You tell us what’s going on, what your doctor recommended, and what you’re hoping to improve. We verify your Medicare or insurance coverage so there are no surprises about cost.
Then we schedule your first session at a time that works for you. A licensed physical therapist comes to your home, evaluates your mobility, strength, and balance, and walks you through a personalized treatment plan. We’ll explain what we’re doing and why it matters for your specific situation.
From there, you’ll have regular sessions, usually two to three times a week depending on your needs. Each visit builds on the last. We track your progress, adjust exercises as you get stronger, and keep your doctor in the loop. You’re not just going through the motions. Every session has a purpose.
Most people see noticeable improvement within a few weeks. Better balance. Less pain. More confidence moving around. The goal isn’t to keep you in therapy forever. It’s to get you strong enough that you don’t need us anymore.
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We treat a wide range of conditions. Fall prevention and balance training are huge in Manhasset Hills, where more than a third of adults over 65 experience a fall each year. We use proprioceptive exercises, gait training, and strength work to address the root causes, not just the symptoms.
Post-surgical rehabilitation is another area where in-home care makes a real difference. Whether you’re recovering from a knee replacement, hip surgery, or another procedure, we design a program that gets you moving safely without pushing too hard too fast.
We also work with stroke survivors and people managing neurological conditions. Neuromuscular re-education helps retrain your body’s movement patterns. Therapeutic exercise and resistance training rebuild strength. It’s detailed work, and it’s easier to do effectively when we can see how you function in your actual environment.
Joint pain treatment, injury rehabilitation, and occupational therapy services are all part of what we offer. If your doctor says you need physical therapy, there’s a good chance we can help, and we can probably do it without you leaving your house.
Yes. Medicare Part B covers outpatient physical therapy when it’s medically necessary and prescribed by your doctor. That includes therapy delivered in your home.
You’ll need a referral or prescription from your physician stating that you need physical therapy. As long as the service is considered reasonable and necessary for your condition, Medicare typically covers it. You may have a copay or coinsurance depending on your specific plan, but the bulk of the cost is covered.
We verify your coverage before your first session so you know exactly what to expect. No one likes billing surprises, and we make sure you’re clear on any out-of-pocket costs upfront. Most of our patients in Manhasset Hills pay little to nothing per visit once their deductible is met.
We treat a long list. Fall prevention and balance issues are at the top, especially for older adults who’ve had a close call or want to avoid one. Gait training helps if you’re walking unevenly or feeling unsteady on your feet.
Post-surgical rehab is common. Hip replacements, knee replacements, spinal surgeries, any procedure where you need to rebuild strength and range of motion. We also work with stroke survivors on neurological rehabilitation, helping them regain movement and coordination.
Joint pain from arthritis or injury, muscle weakness, mobility limitations, chronic pain, and general deconditioning all fall under what we treat. If your doctor thinks physical therapy can help, we can probably design a program for it. And doing it at home means we’re working with your real-world movement patterns, not just exercises on a clinic table.
It depends on your condition and goals. Most people do two to three sessions per week for anywhere from four to twelve weeks. Some need less, some need more.
A post-surgical patient might need eight weeks of consistent work to get back to normal function. Someone working on balance after a fall might see significant improvement in four to six weeks. Neurological conditions often require longer timelines because progress is slower and more complex.
We’ll give you a realistic estimate after your first evaluation. We’ll also reassess regularly so you’re not continuing therapy longer than necessary. The goal is always to get you strong and stable enough that you don’t need ongoing sessions. You’ll know what to expect, and you’ll see measurable progress along the way.
Physical therapy focuses on movement, strength, balance, and mobility. We work on helping you walk better, stand longer, move with less pain, and reduce your fall risk. It’s about rebuilding or maintaining your physical function.
Occupational therapy focuses on daily living activities. An occupational therapist helps you relearn how to dress yourself, cook, bathe, and manage tasks around the house. It’s more about adapting to limitations and regaining independence in everyday life.
A lot of people benefit from both, especially after a stroke or major surgery. Your doctor will usually specify which one you need, but sometimes the lines overlap. Both services can be delivered in your home, and both are typically covered by Medicare when medically necessary. We offer both, so if you need a combination approach, we can coordinate that.
Not usually. We bring what we need for most exercises. Resistance bands, small weights, balance tools—we’ve got it covered.
We work with what you already have at home whenever possible. Your couch, your stairs, your kitchen counter—these all become part of your therapy. That’s actually an advantage. You’re not learning exercises on equipment you’ll never use again. You’re building strength using the furniture and spaces you interact with every day.
If you do need something specific, like a walker or grab bars for safety, we’ll let you know. Sometimes we’ll recommend adaptive equipment to reduce fall risk or make daily tasks easier. But you won’t need to buy a bunch of gear before we start. We keep it simple and practical.
Call us. That’s it. You’ll talk to someone on our team who’ll ask about your condition, your doctor’s recommendation, and your insurance information.
We’ll verify your Medicare or insurance coverage so you know what’s covered before we schedule anything. Then we’ll set up your first appointment at a time that works for you. Morning, afternoon, weekday, weekend—we work around your schedule, not the other way around.
We’ll call before we head over for that first visit, so you’re not waiting around wondering when we’ll show up. From there, you’ll set a regular schedule for your sessions. It’s straightforward, and we handle the coordination with your doctor’s office so you don’t have to chase down paperwork.
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