Manhattan Sports & Manual Physical Therapy

Manhattan Sports & Manual Physical Therapy is a physical therapist in New York, NY, specializing in sports and manual physical therapy for individuals recovering from injuries, managing chronic pain, or seeking performance optimization. Located at 8 W 36th St., 6th floor, the practice serves patients across Manhattan and surrounding areas, offering personalized care through a range of evidence-based treatments. Services include manual and manipulative therapy, orthopedic rehabilitation for spine and extremities, neuromuscular rehabilitation, running gait evaluation, dynamic postural correction, therapeutic exercise programs, and ergonomic consulting. The clinic is staffed by certified Doctors of Physical Therapy with specialized training, and patients consistently report high satisfaction, reflected in a 4.80 rating based on testimonials highlighting effective treatment, compassionate care, and positive outcomes.

The clinic emphasizes a collaborative, individualized approach to rehabilitation, combining manual therapy, corrective exercises, and targeted modalities to maximize recovery. Therapists are certified in specialties such as orthopedics, the TPI (Titleist Performance Institute) system, and the Upledger Institute’s cranio-sacral therapy. The practice is a participating member of the Hospital for Special Surgery Rehabilitation National Network, known globally for excellence in orthopedics. Patients benefit from a team-oriented environment where therapists like Rami, Pete, and Christian work closely with individuals over time, adjusting programs to meet evolving needs and supporting long-term wellness.

Manhattan Sports & Manual Physical Therapy is recognized for its consistent, high-quality care across multiple touchpoints, with a strong reputation for patient-centered service and measurable recovery results. The clinic’s focus on expertise, personalized treatment, and a supportive team environment sets it apart in New York’s competitive physical therapy landscape. Their work enables patients to return to daily activities, sports, and work with improved function and confidence.