Island Shore Physical Therapy is a physical therapist in Islip, New York, serving patients with orthopedic care, sports medicine, and pre- and post-surgical rehabilitation. The practice provides manual therapy, return-to-play planning for athletes, and treatment for conditions including shoulder pain, fractures, and ACL reconstruction. It has been serving the community for over 25 years and treats individuals of all ages and medical backgrounds. The clinic is located at 174 East Main Street in East Islip, operating with extended weekday hours and offering care for a range of physical injuries and conditions.
The clinic emphasizes personalized treatment through skilled physical therapists and certified athletic trainers who apply current protocols to achieve optimal patient outcomes. It specializes in sports medicine, working with athletes from high school to professional levels, including teams in Major League Baseball, the NFL, the UFC, Major League Lacrosse, Major League Soccer, and the WPSL. Island Shore Physical Therapy is the official physical therapy and athletic training provider for the Long Island Ducks Professional Baseball Club and collaborates with local colleges. The practice also operates the Island Shore Physical Therapy Functional Institute at Pro Game, supporting athletes in progressing beyond clinical rehab.
The clinic is situated on East Main Street, about a tenth of a mile from Doxsee's Brook and Islip Middle School, and approximately 0.2 miles from Orowoc Lake and Orowoc Creek. It is located near Islip Middle & High School, within a short distance of the main road, Main Street. The surrounding area includes natural features such as creeks and a lake, with the nearest school just a short walk away.
Island Shore Physical Therapy maintains a strong reputation in the community, reflected in its 4.80 rating from patient reviews. The clinic is known for its dedicated staff, long-standing presence, and specialized care in orthopedic and sports-related rehabilitation. It continues to be a trusted provider for both local residents and athletes across Long Island.