By far the best PTs, Chiropractors and massage therapists in NYC. Very accommodating and friendly. Highly recommend.
Wydnne C.
For the first time in 3 years! I was in pain on a daily basis, I am finally back to myself. Thank you for giving me my life back!
Anthony L.
Rich was informative, friendly and thorough. He has a great bedside manner and cared about the day to day interaction with his patients.
Kelsie C.
I am so grateful to have found High Performance P.T. Thanks to the H.P.P.T. team, I am feeling more healthy and open. I feel hopeful of living pain free! I cannot recommend them enough.
Tracy K.
Well rounded treatment with therapy, massage and exercises. Really appreciated the stretches/exercises learned that I will continue to use going forward.
Pranav S.
The entire staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Therapists are committed to excellent care and patient education. I highly recommend Dan Fleck.
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