Cold Spring Physical Therapy PC
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Physical Therapy and Sports Care provided by a Board Certified Physical Therapist to Cold Spring, Ga
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Garrison, NY
10524
Opening Hours
Monday | 9am - 12pm |
2pm - 6pm | |
Tuesday | 9am - 12pm |
2pm - 6pm | |
Thursday | 9am - 12pm |
1pm - 2pm | |
Friday | 9am - 12pm |
Saturday | 9am - 12pm |
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One patient is scheduled for one hour with care provided by a Board Certified Physical Therapist. This allows ample time for direct, individualized treatment including manual therapy, therapeutic exercise and patient education, as well as concise documentation to ensure appropriate reimbursement. We are an out of network provider which means the referring Physician, the treating Physical Therapist and the patient themselves determine the course of care not the insurance provider. The patient will be responsible for direct payment at the time of service and will receive a " super bill”, which may be submitted insurance for reimbursement. John has over 20 years experience in the management of pain and movement dysfunctions. Through the use of a thorough systems review and a comprehensive physical examination he has been able to deliver the highest quality of care in a consistent fashion across the spectrum of acute, sub-acute and chronic spinal, upper quarter and lower quarter musculoskeletal conditions. Over 10,000 clinical treatment hours have been devoted to the rehabilitation of patients presenting with, but not limited to; cranio-facial disorders, status post surgical arthroplasty and arthroscopy procedures, nerve compression syndromes, soft tissue strain and sprain injuries, balance disorders, gait abnormalities, occupational injuries, motor vehicle accident injuries, as well as sports injuries. John utilizes a “best practice” approach, which is evidence based in combination with many internationally recognized approaches from a multitude of disciplines. Influences include Mennell, Cyriax, Kaltenborn, Maitland, Paris, McKenzie, Travell, Simmons, Feldenkrais, Alexander, Elvy, Butler, Rolff, Ellis, Grimsby, Johnson, Childs, Cleland and Flynn.