Park Sports Physical Therapy in New York

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  Sarah Pratt

  :: 02 January 2018 08:43:45

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  Jaleesa Myers

  :: 11 May 2017 16:41:03

  This is probably one of the best physical therapy offices I have been to since my car accident. The staff at Park Sport (Fulton Street) have been very professional, patient and empathetic when treating my injured hand. Would highly recommend this PT office to anyone. Alicia is kind and organized - she's always on point when it comes to my medical records!

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  Pamela Campbell

  :: 14 December 2016 09:13:02

  I worked with Boris Gilzon and Katie Wallner for rehab after a triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) tear repair. To speak to the treatment I received and am still receiving, I will tell a bit of my experience with physical and occupational therapy. I am no stranger to rehabilitation. I assisted and attended a family member while he recovered from a spinal injury; burst fracture of the 2nd lumbar vertebrae. I was exposed early on to two types of therapists in this process, those that were well-trained therapists that went strictly by the book and those that were well-trained and thought outside the box. Important to have the latter because people are individuals and care should be suited to the individual nuances even if the injury is a similar one. The human body is unique in how it reacts individually to the trauma of injury. Because I advocated and sought for the best care and my family member worked very hard, he defied the prognosis. Instead of being an incomplete paraplegic bound to a wheelchair for life, he walks today with the aide of a single cane and is the subject of a study done by UAB (University of Alabama in Birmingham) Spain Rehabilitation, at that time one of seven model spinal injury centers in the country. The study showed how a man with the textbook diagnosis of not feeling or moving below the waist defied the odds through his strength of purpose coupled with the talent and skills of several incredible "think-outside-the box" skilled therapists. With this in mind, I sought a good surgeon, Dr. Enrique Monsanto, NY Methodist Hospital, and afterwards explored Brooklyn for a good hand therapist. Boris was my third attempt. The previous two were skilled but "go by the book" therapists and told me that people with my type of injury never recovered fully. Not the words to say to a woman who watched a miracle unfold due to the determination and hard work of a patient coupled with the skill and guidance of a strong team of surgeons, physical and occupational therapists, a woman who climbs mountains, and plays the mandolin. I needed my hand to function to its fullest capacity. Dr. Monsanto, Boris and Katie designed a program; adjusting it along the way as I recovered to keep my arm and shoulder in good shape well my wrist healed and slowly regained range of motion and strength. I still have a ways to go but I am getting there. Those of us working hard in therapy oftentimes do not see progress but it is occurring at minuscule levels. Finding a good surgeon and physical and occupational therapists set me on a good path of healing. I saw that with a five-year recovery of a spinal injured patient, and I see it now in my recovery with the aid and encouragement of my surgeon, Dr. Enrique Monsanto, Boris Gilzon, and Katie Wallner. I appreciate and am grateful for my recovery team!

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  Robin Carty

  :: 18 November 2016 21:27:53

  Katie and Justin are awesome,they really know how to work on your situation, exceptional at what they do as therapist and acupuncturist. ..they help you get your life.

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  Linda Hill

  :: 07 March 2016 09:17:46

  I can't believe what Katie has achieved in the last two months. She has totally gotten me through the worst back crisis of my life and put me on the mend. Knowledgable, patient, and caring. I highly recommend you to her care.