- Address:19 West 21st Street #404, New York, NY 10010
- Phone:(212) 366-4450
- Website:https://ptany.com/
- Rating:5.0
- Hours:
| Mon | 11:00 am - 07:00 pm |
| Tue | 08:00 am - 04:00 pm |
| Wed | 11:00 am - 07:00 pm |
| Thu | 08:00 am - 04:00 pm |
| Fri | 08:00 am - 04:00 pm |
Physical Therapy Associates of New York
Reviews
Rated 5.0/5 based on 14 customer reviews.
madeleine berk
September 17, 2019 11:16
I have been coming here since April after I hurt my back. The receptionist , Keira , is wonderful, always compassionate and efficient , being able to schedule appointments for me.
Mike Z, my physical therapist, is completely proficient and lasar focused on treating me, initially going over records , asking questions each visit about progress , treating my injury , with both actual exercises and stretches to determine progress , manual and cold therapy to help alleviate symptoms , updated exercises to continue to improve , and genuine concern to take the time to ask about my progress and remind me to be diligent at home .
I am very happy I found PTNA and highly recommend ..5 stars
Jenna Warnecke
September 17, 2019 11:01
I'm so lucky to have been referred to Mike Z. He's the only PT I've ever visited who has gotten real results for my (multiple) injuries/issues. On top of that, he and the entire PTANY team are incredibly compassionate, patient, positive, and accommodating. I wouldn't go anywhere else.
Katherine Beal
September 10, 2019 16:27
The care I have received from Michael Zazzali at ptany has been outstanding. I fractured my spine in multiple places, Mike has been there every step of the way helping me recover. He is quick to answer any questions, always willing to listen, and genuinely cares about his patients and works hard to get them feeling their best. I attribute a large part of my recovery to the therapy, exercises and guidance that Michael has provided.
Conrad Pinnock
September 6, 2019 17:34
I ran regularly for 25+ years and then could not; started tennis and almost had to stop. Now I do both and much more, credited to Michael Zazzali, who, for his knowledge, experience, and unwavering commitment to every patient, stands far above the best in his field. I could not be more grateful.
A Google User
June 25, 2018 20:58
Mike Zazzali is absolutely fantastic!
I came in with some serious knee pain. He spent a lot of time carefully working my knee and leg muscles ...and taught me extremely helpful exercises. I am now totally pain-free.
But also he and his wonderful office manager Keira are always so kind and welcoming.. it was a pleasure to go to therapy.
I give them my absolute highest recommendation ...so glad I found them!
Polly Adams
June 25, 2018 20:58
Mike Zazzali is absolutely fantastic!
I came in with some serious knee pain. He spent a lot of time carefully working my knee and leg muscles ...and taught me extremely helpful exercises. I am now totally pain-free.
But also he and his wonderful office manager Keira are always so kind and welcoming.. it was a pleasure to go to therapy.
I give them my absolute highest recommendation ...so glad I found them!
A Google User
October 18, 2017 10:54
I have been in physical therapy since I was 17, thanks to several bad injuries I received playing football and a later car accident. Two years ago I was at the end of my rope. I had intense pain that would not go away, even after over a year of doctors and physical therapists. It was only because of Stuart Yeh at Physical Therapy Associates of New York that the source of pain was discovered and addressed. PTANY made me realize what physical therapy could be: a thoughtful, patient, thorough application of skill and wisdom to help heal even intractable injuries. Unlike other practices PTANY actually listens to you, talks to you, figures out what is going on, and then works with you to heal your injuries, even if they are complicated and have multiple sources. If the profession learned from the model of PTANY, I believe it would be nothing less than a revolution for the field. And if more PT practices were like PTANY I think a lot of people with chronic injuries who believed that their pain and injuries were simply a fact of life could find the relief they always hoped for.
David Held
October 18, 2017 10:54
Stuart does an incredible job. He's very hands on and attentive spending the entire appointment in quality 1 on 1 time. He's fixed so many injuries I've had from ankles to my back to my thumb.
JC Sanford
October 18, 2017 10:54
It took some work, but Stuart was able to pinpoint my issue and devised a treatment plan that was effective.
David Held
June 24, 2016 09:37
Stuart does an incredible job. He's very hands on and attentive spending the entire appointment in quality 1 on 1 time. He's fixed so many injuries I've had from ankles to my back to my thumb.
A Google User
June 24, 2016 09:37
Stuart does an incredible job. He's very hands on and attentive spending the entire appointment in quality 1 on 1 time. He's fixed so many injuries I've had from ankles to my back to my thumb.
JC Sanford
October 7, 2014 17:11
It took some work, but Stuart was able to pinpoint my issue and devised a treatment plan that was effective.
A Google User
October 7, 2014 17:11
It took some work, but Stuart was able to pinpoint my issue and devised a treatment plan that was effective.
A Google User
January 11, 2010 10:24
I have been in physical therapy since I was 17, thanks to several bad injuries I received playing football and a later car accident. Two years ago I was at the end of my rope. I had intense pain that would not go away, even after over a year of doctors and physical therapists. It was only because of Stuart Yeh at Physical Therapy Associates of New York that the source of pain was discovered and addressed. PTANY made me realize what physical therapy could be: a thoughtful, patient, thorough application of skill and wisdom to help heal even intractable injuries. Unlike other practices PTANY actually listens to you, talks to you, figures out what is going on, and then works with you to heal your injuries, even if they are complicated and have multiple sources. If the profession learned from the model of PTANY, I believe it would be nothing less than a revolution for the field. And if more PT practices were like PTANY I think a lot of people with chronic injuries who believed that their pain and injuries were simply a fact of life could find the relief they always hoped for.