New York City's Premier
Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy Facility
Paspa Physical Therapy NYC
Covid-19
Paspa Physical Therapy in NYC will be taking all necessary Covid-19 related infection control procedures to ensure the safety of the patients and staff. Including, but not limited to:
- Phone and in-person screening for symptoms
- Temperature checks
- Diligent hand washing and use of gloves
- Masks for patients and staff
- Disinfecting surfaces in common areas
- Social distancing patients in the office
Our goal is to optimize patient care while maintaining infection control and safety.
Telehealth PT in NYC
- Video conferencing technology
- Stay at home or office and meet with a physical therapist
- All you need is a computer, cell phone or ipad
We are in the Hamptons!
Paspa Physical Therapy is seeing patients in the Hamptons. Pamela Paspa is now available for in-person private sessions.
About Us
Paspa Physical Therapy is one of the most highly recognized orthopedic and sports physical therapy practices in New York City.
Whether helping a weekend warrior or an elite runner, our highly trained and experienced physical therapists are dedicated to helping patients of all ages and abilities get back to doing what they love.
We have earned our excellent reputation by providing high quality care with experienced physical therapists who integrate patient education, manual therapy, and exercise prescription into their treatment plan. Our physical therapists have years of clinical experience in orthopedics and take continuing education courses yearly, which ensures they are up to date on the most current treatment protocols.
Paspa PT is a participating member of the Hospital for Special Surgery Rehabilitation Network. Learn more about Hospital for Special Surgery, the #1 hospital in the world in orthopedics.
- All patients receive care in an environment that supports healing and recovery.
- All physical therapists work closely with the patient’s physician throughout the patient’s recovery process.
- All physicians are periodically updated on their patient’s progress through written reports and phone contact.
Affiliates
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By Subway
Getting here:
Subway: 34th St./Herald Square/6th Avenue (B, D, F, M, N, R, Q, W);
34th St./Penn Station/7th Avenue (1, 2, 3); 34th St./Penn Station/8th Avenue (A, C, E)
LIRR: Penn Station
PATH: 33rd Street
Bus: Port Authority (New Jersey Transit); 6th, 7th, 8th Avenue lines (MTA)
Our Blog
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