Re: Help! Looking for a physical therapist in midtown of Manhattan NYC

[Guest guest]

Go to the Hospital for Special Surgery's pediatric rehab department (70th @

York). I can't recommend them highly enough. They are the best in the NYC area

at PT for torticollis. Very experienced with kids in helmets. They do take BCBS.

Good luck,

ED

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> My son's 3-month year old. He's got a flat head. The physical therapist his

pediatrician recommended are all out of my insuarnce network. Can anybody

recommend a good physical therapist in midtown NYC? My insuarnce company is Blue

Cross Blue Shield. Thanks!

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[Guest guest]

I also strongly recommend HSS. My 7 month-old with torticollis and

plagiocephaly has been attending PT at HSS twice a week for the past 6 weeks.

The results have been truly amazing! When we started he could not tolerate

tummy time for more than a minute or even do a pushup. Now he is rolling all

over the place and starting to rock on his hind legs. We still struggle with

mid-line, asymmetry and strength, but I'm thrilled with the results thus far.

The HSS therapists are the experts in torticollis and are wonderful with kids.

They also focus on teaching the parent how to perform the exercises in order to

reinforce the PT sessions at home.

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> > My son's 3-month year old. He's got a flat head. The physical therapist his

pediatrician recommended are all out of my insuarnce network. Can anybody

recommend a good physical therapist in midtown NYC? My insuarnce company is Blue

Cross Blue Shield. Thanks!

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[Guest guest]

Thank you so much for the information!!

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> > My son's 3-month year old. He's got a flat head. The physical therapist his

pediatrician recommended are all out of my insuarnce network. Can anybody

recommend a good physical therapist in midtown NYC? My insuarnce company is Blue

Cross Blue Shield. Thanks!

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