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.
Overall, exercise therapy and surgery were found to lead to similar outcomes in knee pain, function, and performance for patients with meniscal lesions. Exercise therapy, however, was more effective for improving muscle strength than surgery after a s
Five years after treatment, patients in both groups experienced positive outcomes, and the results between the two groups were found to be very similar. In particular, scores from the quadriceps strength and single-legged hop test were high and did no
Results from the systematic review showed that PNE did, in fact, lead to several benefits for patients with musculoskeletal pain. In particular, it reduced patients' disability and usage of healthcare and improved their pain ratings, knowledge of pain
On the whole, results were supportive of quadriceps-strengthening exercises for PFPS patients, both alone and when combined with other exercises. It was found that when they were performed alone, these exercises were more effective for reducing pain a
These findings clearly show that windmill pitching on consecutive days leads to declines in shoulder and elbow strength that are not recovered the next day, as well as significant increases in pain and fatigue. These changes can lead to shoulder damag
Results from the tests performed prior to the physical therapy rehabilitation program revealed that many patients had weakness in a number of their shoulder muscles as a result of pain, swelling and inflammation from the shoulder dislocation. After th
These findings suggest that when treating shoulder pain, psychological factors must be taken into consideration and addressed in addition to physical symptoms. Physical therapists can help by identifying these negative factors in patients early on in
These findings show that even in middle-aged patients that have no signs of shoulder pain, labral tears are commonly found on MRIs. The unfortunate result of this fact is that a patient with shoulder pain can be told they have a labral tear and then g
After completing treatment, participants in both groups experienced significant improvements with an increased PPT of several muscles of the upper back; however, the manual therapy group showed greater PPT improvements in these muscles than the shoulde
In total, 170 patients (79%) completed the one-year follow-up and 123 (57%) completed the two-year-follow-up. At one year, both neck-specific groups displayed more clinically important improvements in pain, disability, and functioning than the PPA gro
