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The Best Physical Therapists in NYC Our therapists are licensed in New York State and active members in the American Physical Therapy Association. We have advanced training in joint mobilization and myofascial release techniques. We are dedicated practitioners with a passion for the profession and a comprehensive, holistic approach to treatment and healing. We treat… Continue Reading
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Noel Lozares was born in Virginia but grew up in California. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Molecular and Cell Biology at the University of California at Berkeley. He also received a Doctor of Physical Therapy at Columbia University’s Program in Physical Therapy. He is Board Certified in Sports Physical Therapy and is a… Continue Reading
Osteoarthritis is the most common type of arthritis with estimates claiming that at least 20 million people in the United States are suffering from this malady. Over the years, the knee joint and the cartilage inside begins to wear down. The knees and joints are body parts that we use constantly, and wear and tear… Continue Reading
Plantar Fasciitis is a swelling or inflammation of the plantar fascia tissue. Of course, to many people, this doesn’t mean much at all. Only when we understand what the words mean does it make sense! When your foot feels an intense amount of pain in the arch or the heel, then this is a possible… Continue Reading
Please welcome Robert Fluegel to ActiveCare Physical Therapy! Robert has joined ActiveCare in October 2012 and is the new full-time Physical Therapist. Robert possesses outstanding manual therapy skills and sports oriented therapeutic exercise instruction. He has a charming and funny disposition and is a welcome addition to the team at ActiveCare Physical Therapy. Please read… Continue Reading
You will find that sometimes what you believe to be a simple bump or bruise could actually be quite a bit more serious, and it could be something that would require physical therapy treatment. Bone bruises can be very painful, as the damage and inflammation is in the bone tissue versus the muscle tissue. If… Continue Reading
Having an ankle sprain is an unfortunately common injury, and countless people suffer from sprains each year. Some people do not always realize the extent of their injuries, especially right after it happens. They may continue to walk on their ankle in an attempt to “walk it off”, which could lead to the injury becoming… Continue Reading
Getting a total hip replacement can be a very trying time in anyone’s life. Generally, those who have hip replacement surgery are in their 70s and 80s, but the need for a new hip has affected those who are much younger lately. This major surgical procedure is often used to help those who have osteoarthritis… Continue Reading
One of our recent patients to come through the clinic had an injury to her shoulder after a fall directly onto it during a skiing trip. She was diagnosed with a fracture of her Greater Tuberosity. Fractures such as these are going to be painful, debilitating, and in need of medical attention. Fractures of the… Continue Reading
Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction, TMD or TMJD, often goes by the name Temporomandibular Disorder today. This is a serious disorder affecting the jaw joint. This joint includes the temporal bone that goes from the skull to the ears and connects with the jaw muscles. The jaw is, as you can imagine, one of the most important… Continue Reading
Karena participated in Turtle Shell Health’s Blog Talk Radio for a second time Wednesday, August 15, 2012. The topic this time: Causes of Sciatic and Low Back Pain and the Importance of the Core. Listen in as she explains this information and also breaks down some of the common myths of Physical Therapy. Continue Reading
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Karena works in the restaurant industry treating some well known chefs. Chef Mullen who was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis has a new gig on the west side at the Standard Plaza. Chef Mullen has written a book about how his condition has affected his way of life, his food choices and now his ideas for… Continue Reading
Karena teams up with Dr. Ronald Primas, an internist who offers travel and emergency care 24 hours a day. Dr. Primas is often called to hotels for travelers who are afflicted with a condition called Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo. The symptoms of this are repeated episodes of positional vertigo, the spinning sensation caused by changes… Continue Reading
Congratulations to ActiveCare Physical Therapy for winning the Physical Therapy Practice Challenge at the NYC Arthritis Walk 2012! We were the top in fundraising and in members that represented our PT practice in this fundraiser. We were honored with a booth (TENT #12) at the event and Karena was asked to lead the official warm-up… Continue Reading
It’s spring and that means everyone is getting out and walking and running. ActiveCare Physical Therapists are treating a lot of outdoor activity induced injuries secondary to the warm weather. People are more active, but not necessarily conditioned for sports play and therefore, can become injured quickly. And a common injury this time of year… Continue Reading
Hi everyone! All of us at ActiveCare Physical Therapy hope that you are having a fantastic spring! We would like to invite you to join our 2012 Arthritis Walk official team- let’s move together to help prevent arthritis! The walk begins at 10am on June 23rd in Battery Park. Our goal is to find 50… Continue Reading
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Whiplash is the layman’s term for cervical strain/sprain injuries to the neck, usually caused by a car accident. The injury occurs when the head snaps forward and back very quickly, resulting in overstretching, or tears, in the muscle or ligament. Physical Therapy can help in recovery immediately after the injury as well as in the… Continue Reading
Physical Therapy is crucial after rotator cuff surgery, which involves sewing one of the rotator cuff muscles back together. The arm is completely immobilized for the first 4-6 weeks, meaning the arm is in a sling 24/7. This is to prevent any damage to what your surgeon has just fixed! The rehabilitation when the physician… Continue Reading
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