Physical Solutions

05/30/2022

The staff at Physical Solutions would like to wish you and your family a safe and healthy Memorial Day!

One flag, one land, one heart, one nation evermore!

05/09/2022

We would like to congratulate our aides Alejandra Rivas and Aaron Sheridan on their acceptances to their Doctorate of Physical Therapy Programs!

Alejandra would be attending New York Medical College starting the end at this month. Aaron will be attending SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University at the end of this month as well.

Alejandra and Aaron have been working with us since 2021. We wish them the best in their future education and career!

04/25/2022

The Physical Solutions team would like to congratulate our aide Lauren Wasserman on completing the undergraduate portion of her accelerated Doctorate of Physical Therapy program at New York Institute of Technology. She has been working here since the summer of 2019 and will be greatly missed as she continues the graduate portion her education full time beginning this summer.

03/30/2022

Physical Solutions is hiring!

We are looking for physical therapy aides and receptionists to join our team.

Motivated individuals can reach us at frontdesk@physicalsolutionsli.com
Or
516-746-6350

03/17/2022

Happy St. Patrick’s Day from Physical Solutions! Erin go Bragh!💚🍀

02/21/2022

We would like to thank our Doctorate of Physical Therapy Students, Cristina, Jocelyn and Nicholas, for providing inservice presentations as part of their 8 week clinical affiliation with Physical Solutions! Their topics were: Quadriceps Tendon Rupture and Patellofemoral Considerations, Scapular Stabilization for Scapular Dyskinesis and Shoulder Rehabilitation, and Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty (RSA).

We wish them the best of luck with their final clinical affiliations before graduation!

01/12/2022

http://physicalsolutionsli.com/si-joint/

Visit our website for more information on symptoms, causes, and treatment of sacroiliac joint dysfunction!

The SI, or sacroiliac joint, is the connection between your hip bones and your sacrum. It is primarily responsible for shock absorption and weight transfer between your legs and torso. Dysfunction in the SI joint can mimic other conditions such as sciatica, stenosis, or lumbar disc herniation, so it...

12/22/2021

Happy Holidays from Physical Solutions! Wishing you and your families a happy and healthy holiday season.

We will be open in both office for patient hours:
December 24th 8:00am-11:00am
December 31st 8:00am-11:00am

12/06/2021

http://physicalsolutionsli.com/advanced-balance-training/

Visit our website for information on the importance of balance training for injury recovery and prevention and video demonstrations of advanced balance exercises!

Balance training is an important component of rehabilitation after injury, as well as for injury prevention. Balance training, as a part of a multifaceted intervention, has been shown to improve joint stability, restore proper neuromuscular control, and significantly reduce the risk of sports injuri...

10/01/2021

For 2021, National Physical Therapy Month will emphasize the importance of physical activity and the role PT's, PTA's, and physical therapy students play in helping people get moving.

Visit our website, link in bio, for more information on how much physical activity you should be doing and how a physical therapist can help!

Choose more movement. Choose better health. Choose physical therapy.

In 2021, National Physical Therapy Month will emphasize the importance of physical activity and the role PTs, PTAs, and physical therapy students play in helping people get moving. Physical inactivity is a national health crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic did not help. Most Americans don’t move eno...

08/09/2021

Last week our Doctorate of Physical Therapy students, Pam and Yan, provided inservice presentations to the staff at Physical Solutions.

Pam, a first year student from Ithaca College, demonstrated cupping therapy as part of her presentation on Treatment of Rotator Cuff Tears.

Yan, a second year student from LIU Brooklyn, demonstrated Kinesiotaping during her presentation on Lymphatic Drainage Techniques Post-Total Knee Arthroplasty.

We appreciate our students sharing their research!

06/24/2021

Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in the US. It has been specifically popular among older adults and has been shown to be beneficial in promoting physical fitness and social interaction. However, as with any sport, there is a risk for injury. Injuries can be more significant and debilitating as we get older, so it is important to understand how to play the game safely.

Visit our website for more information on the potential injuries associated with playing pickleball and how to minimize your risk.

Pickleball, a paddle sport that is a cross between tennis, racquetball and badminton, is the fastest-growing sport in the US. It is played on a smaller court and with a lower net and smaller racket than tennis, making it an excellent low impact exercise option. Pickleball has been specifically popul...