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Our telehealth appointments are 1-on-1 video sessions that are from 30 - 60 minutes. During your session, you'll have an opportunity to ask about any changes in your condition, have your exercises supervised and corrected, and make changes to your plan of care if needed. This is a great option for individuals with busy schedules or confined to their home.
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Park North Physical Therapy takes a lot of pride in personalized care. Each person who walks through our door has different needs. It's our job to provide a safe and positive environment for our clients to meet their needs.
We take a goal-oriented approach to healing. Whatever your goals might be we want to help you achieve them
Our mission is very simple. We strive to provide creative and innovative physical medicine to the Harlem community.
We’ll provide hands-on treatment in the office and education you can take home with you, enabling you to become an active participant in your recovery and future physical health.
Victoria integrates mindfulness, movement, and the creative arts to reach meaningful goals with her clients.
Victoria combines her clinical background and education with tenets of meditation and spiritual practice to guide others towards a more grounded and empowered way of living. She believes in crafting an individualized plan for each patient, addressing concerns while keeping treatment interactive and enjoyable.
Sam Morjaria brings two decades of experience to Park North Physical Therapy. Sam graduated from the University of Vermont in 1998 with his degree in Physical Therapy. He started his career at Beth Israel Hospital in outpatient sports medicine treating professional athletes, dancers, and stuntmen. His philosophy of physical healing is to treat the body as a whole instead of treating the point of pain and/or dysfunction.
Sam uses hands-on therapy to relieve pain and restore normal movement to the body. He has advanced training in Myofascial Release, running biomechanics, Maitland mobilizations, strength and conditioning and is certified in Active Release Technique. Sam is also a certified golf fitness instructor by the Titleist Performance Institute.
Sam believes in treating the body as one unit to return to function and exercise. He implements an individualized treatment program to meet everyone’s specific goals and needs. He is a proponent of education about the body, so the knowledge can carry over into everyday life and movement.
Originally from the Bay Area, California, Sam graduated with his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Columbia University. He has had experience working with a wide variety of populations, including athletes, weight lifters, neurological injuries, and all types of orthopedic injuries. He enjoys playing basketball and working out at the gym regularly to stay active.
Jeff takes an active interest in the lives of his patients and maximizing their quality of life. Jeff graduated from Stevens University in 2013 with a Master's Degree in Biomedical Engineering and from Columbia University in 2018 with a Doctorate Degree in Physical Therapy. Jeff recognizes each patient has unique needs and difficulties and works with each patient on an individual basis.
Jeff finds fulfillment in understanding each individual's physical dysfunction and educating his patients on how they contribute to their dysfunction. He also collaborates with his patients on managing their conditions through self-care and behavioral change so patients can maintain their independence and live fully.
Jeff also takes a particular interest in technology and its potential in healthcare - engineering projects of his have included developing internal pressure measurement systems for traditional orthopedic casts and investigating the mechanical properties of lung tissue during Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome.
