Your visit
What happens, step by step.
Evaluation
A therapist assesses strength, motion, function and what you need to get back to.
Plan
Hands-on treatment, exercise and a home programme, with goals written in your words.
Progress
Re-assessment at set points so you know the plan is working, and a physician on site when you need one.
BringComfortable clothing, your prescription or referral if your plan requires one, and any imaging reports.
AskHow many visits to expect, and what you should be doing between them.
ConfirmWhether your plan needs a referral; call us with your plan name and we'll tell you.
What we treat
- Pre- and post-surgical rehabilitation (ACL, MCL, meniscus, knee and hip replacement)
- Back and neck pain
- Lumbar and cervical traction (Brooklyn and Staten Island)
- Shoulder, hip, knee, ankle injuries
- Hand, wrist and elbow injuries (OT and hand therapy)
- Work injuries and return to work
- Balance and mobility
Conditions we treat with it
Lower back pain · Neck pain · Shoulder pain · Knee pain · Elbow, wrist & hand pain · Ankle & foot pain
Limits, in plain English
Therapy works best when you take part between visits. How long a plan takes varies from person to person, and your therapist tells you when a physician should be involved.
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Ashley Marcus, MD
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation · Interventional Pain Management
Brooklyn
Jake Stephen, DO
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation · Pain Medicine
Staten Island
Yuri Gordin, MD
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation · Pain Medicine
Midtown Manhattan
Julia Kogan, FNP
Family Nurse Practitioner
Brooklyn
Zoya Reznik, DPT, OCS
Clinical Director · Physical Therapist · Board-Certified Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist
Brooklyn
Maggie (Yi) Zhang, DPT
Physical Therapist
Brooklyn
Victoria Lynn Kain, DPT
Clinical Director · Physical Therapist
Staten Island
Nicholas “Nick” Ursini, DPT
Physical Therapist
Staten Island
Valerie Khodorkovskiy, OTR/L
Occupational Therapist · Upper Extremity & Fine Motor
BrooklynDennis Furman, PTA
Physical Therapist Assistant
BrooklynLeila Nahmoud, PTA
Physical Therapist Assistant
BrooklynSwipe or use the arrows · All providers
Questions
What is the difference between physical therapy and occupational therapy?
Physical therapy addresses movement; occupational therapy addresses the tasks of daily life and work, including hand and wrist recovery.
Where is occupational therapy offered?
Occupational therapy is offered only at the Brooklyn office, 2781 Shell Rd, Suite 101, Brooklyn, NY 11223, (718) 648-1234. Physical therapy is offered at the Brooklyn and Staten Island offices.
What happens at the first therapy visit?
A therapist assesses strength, motion, function and what you need to get back to, then sets goals written in your words.
Will I have exercises to do at home?
Most plans combine hands-on treatment, exercise and a home programme, with re-assessment at set points so you know the plan is working.
What should I wear to physical therapy?
Comfortable clothing you can move in; shorts for knee and hip problems.
Do I need a referral for physical therapy?
It depends on your plan. Call us with your plan name and we'll tell you before your first visit.
Which insurance plans does Precision Care accept?
Precision Care is in network with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield / Empire BCBS, UnitedHealthcare, Oxford, Cigna, EmblemHealth, City of New York Employee PPO, GHI, HIP, Fidelis Care, Healthfirst, MVP, MetroPlus, 1199SEIU, NYSHIP, Medicare, Medicare Advantage and Medicaid, and works with no-fault carriers and the NY Workers' Compensation Board. Call the office with your plan name to confirm before your visit.
How do I make an appointment?
Request an appointment online at precisioncaremed.com/precisioncare/appointment-request/ or call the office: Brooklyn (718) 648-1234, Staten Island (718) 339-7100, Midtown Manhattan (212) 840-0135. An online request is not a confirmed booking until the office contacts you.