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The Best Physical Therapists in NYC Our therapists are licensed in New York State and active members in the American Physical Therapy Association. We have advanced training in joint mobilization and myofascial release techniques. We are dedicated practitioners with a passion for the profession and a comprehensive, holistic approach to treatment and healing. We treat… Continue Reading
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Monica DeClerico Brown discusses parenting back to school issues. Backpacks are getting heavier and heavier and can cause injury to your children. Karena offers tips and information on what to be on the lookout for to help avoid injury. (Click picture below for article.) Continue Reading
Natalie Cantrell is an Oregonian recently graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a degree in Health and Exercise Science. She has a passion for dance of both classical and contemporary techniques. She aspires to continue learning about injury, rehabilitation, and whole-body wellness, intending to put her knowledge to use as a future physical therapist.… Continue Reading
ActiveCare PT was proud to showcase Karena Wu and her holistic treatment of Temporomandibular Disorder. Melissa from Fox News interviewed Karena on her treatment style. Video was taken of Karena treating her patient, Michelle Won who has had TMD for years. The story will be showcased on the air, but we are still waiting for… Continue Reading
Karena Wu participates in Dr. Oz’s Sharecare, an online healthcare professional community. After appearing on Dr. Oz to discuss Elastic Therapeutic Taping, Karena was asked to speak more about it with their team of professionals. She appears in 4 videos discussing the topic of tape and neck and shoulder pain. Click picture below for video… Continue Reading
Kelly Picciurro was born in Marlboro, NJ and lived there until she entered college in the fall of 2009. She recently graduated from the University of Maryland with a degree in psychology. She will enter a physical therapy program in the fall of 2014 in order to fulfill her wish to become a physical therapist.… Continue Reading
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Until they suffer a devastating knee injury, many people don’t even know they have an ACL. What is it, and what does it do? One of the four major ligaments of the human knee, the Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) binds the back of your thigh bone, or femur, to the front of your shin bone… Continue Reading
While many remember him as having an impressive physique, even in later years, Joseph Pilates, stalwart inventor of the popular Pilates Method of exercise, started out in life as a rather unhealthy child. In order to improve his own physical fitness, he spent a good deal of time studying anatomy and developed himself as a… Continue Reading
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Whether you’re going for rock hard abs or just a strong, healthy core that will support your spine and keep you from developing back problems, doing thousands of crunches daily will not get you there! First of all, a crunch only works six to seven muscles and ignores opposing muscle groups, which also need to… Continue Reading
If you’re suffering from lower back pain, you’re in good company. At some point in time, almost everyone on the planet experiences back pain severe enough to interfere with work or daily activities. Back pain is the most common cause of job-related disability in the U.S., as well as a leading cause of missing work.… Continue Reading
At the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London, the only thing brighter than the athletes’ uniforms was the brilliant multi-colored tape that seemed to adorn various body parts of nearly every athlete that attended. What exactly is that stuff? That “stuff” is Kinesio tape, a form of elastic therapeutic tape applied by specially trained physical… Continue Reading
ActiveCare Physical Therapy is proud to announce that we have taken on more space. We were able to secure an additional 450 square feet so as to accommodate our growing practice. We hope you enjoy the new space and your time during rehabilitation with us. We do our best to make your treatment the best… Continue Reading
Karena Wu was asked to be a part of the 2013 Arthritis Walk in NYC. She will be on the Committee that will oversee the logistics, sponsorship and fundraising attributes of this fun and charitable event. We participate because it is a condition that has already affected Karena and is one of the most common… Continue Reading
(click to enlarge) “As someone who suffers from rheumatoid arthritis, I see the immediate benefits of improving range of motion, developing core strength and maintaining flexibility through physical therapy. My pain started in my left hip. It was an excruciating pain that left me on the floor with a call to the ER. From that… Continue Reading
ActiveCare Physical Therapy is participating in the 2013 NYC Arthritis Walkin Battery Park City on Sunday, May 19th. Last year, we won the Physical Therapy Practice Challenge and were honored with a booth. Karena was also asked to lead the warm-up stretch before the official walk began. This year, Karena teams up with the Arthritis… Continue Reading
Destiny Boliscar – PT Aide Destiny Boliscar was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. She is an aspiring nursing student and has received her Certified Clinical Medical Assistant certificate this past August 2012. Her goals are to become a Nurse Practitioner and to open up her own clinic. She likes to surround herself with… Continue Reading
Muh-yu Lee Muh-yu Lee originates from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. She is currently a Doctor of Physical Therapy student at The New York University. She starting working at ActiveCare Physical Therapy in January 2013 to increase her knowledge of patient care as she finishes her program at NYU. Muh-yu enjoys the outdoors, working out, traveling, and… Continue Reading
(Click to Enlarge) Ankle sprains are a common injury that can occur in a fraction of a second. Your job requires you to stand all day in the kitchen; one small step sideways where your foot catches the floor and the edge of the rubber mat, and there you go. With the weight of your… Continue Reading
Hot off the presses – if it hurts, don’t do it! Since Jack La Lane first introduced the concept of fitness to the American public, we’ve been programmed to bend over and try to touch our toes as a prelude to exercise, gritting our teeth in pain as our hamstrings cry out in agony. More… Continue Reading
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