ActiveCare Physical Therapy, PC29 West 38th Street
Suite 601
New York, NY 10018

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Telehealth physical therapy has become an increasingly valuable tool, offering access to expert care from the comfort of your home. With advancements in video conferencing and digital health platforms, it’s now possible to receive high-quality rehabilitation remotely. But how do you get the most out of a virtual physical therapy session? This guide outlines what to expect and how to ensure your remote care is as effective as in-person treatment.

Telehealth physical therapy involves delivering assessment, education, and guided exercises through secure video calls. Licensed physical therapists provide real-time feedback and tailored treatment plans using tools like laptops, tablets, or smartphones. Whether you’re recovering from surgery, managing chronic pain, or working on mobility, telehealth allows you to stay on track with your rehab journey—without needing to travel.
Telehealth PT is a great option for a wide variety of patients:
It’s also ideal for wellness check-ins and progress reviews between in-person sessions.
Your first telehealth session typically includes a detailed discussion of your symptoms, medical history, daily habits, and goals. Your therapist will assess movement patterns through guided motions and may ask you to perform certain exercises while observing your posture, flexibility, and strength.
Based on the evaluation, your therapist will create a personalized plan, which may include:
Throughout the session, your therapist will watch your form, correct movement patterns, and adapt the routine based on your performance. You’ll receive a set of home exercises to continue between sessions.
To make your virtual PT session productive, follow these steps:
While telehealth is powerful, it’s not always a substitute for hands-on care. In-person sessions are recommended when:
• Manual therapy is required (e.g., joint mobilization, massage)
• Imaging or diagnostic testing is needed
• Progress plateaus despite virtual interventions
• You experience new or worsening symptoms that need closer evaluation
Your therapist may recommend a hybrid approach, combining telehealth with occasional in-office visits to maximize outcomes.
Led by Karena Wu, PT, Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedic Physical Therapy, the team at ActiveCare Physical Therapy™ brings world-class rehabilitation to your home. With extensive experience in Pilates-based therapy, orthopedic recovery, and injury prevention, their licensed therapists provide personalized telehealth sessions designed to restore movement, reduce pain, and support your long-term health.
Telehealth physical therapy is a safe, convenient, and effective way to take control of your recovery and well-being. Whether you’re dealing with chronic pain, recovering from injury, or simply want to move better, the team at ActiveCare Physical Therapy™ is here to help—virtually and with expert precision.
ActiveCare Physical Therapy™
29 West 38th Street, Suite 601
New York, NY 10018
Phone: (212) 777-4374
Email: staff@bestptnyc.com
Website: https://activecarephysicaltherapy.com