At Rehabilitation Associates of Riverdale Medicine , our mission is to help patients effectively achieve their therapeutic goals, emphasizing on one-on-one treatment with minimal pain and stress.
As a fixture in the Riverdale neighboorhood for over 20 years, we pride ourselves in giving a unique community feel. It is essential that our patients are welcome and comfortable.
We work closely with our patients, encouraging them to ask questions regarding their treatment options. We believe that well-informed patients will help facilitate progress and overall recovery.
At Rehab Associates of Riverdale Medicine Medicine we believe in a team approach that consists of our Medical staff that includes a physiatrist, endocrinologist, internist, and cardiologist. That work closely with our team of Physical Therapists to help achieve your functional goals and maintain your health and wellness.
We also refer patients to top New York City doctors and regularly communicate with them and other healthcare professionals. Thus we maximize our patients treatment programs through a comprehensive approach. Our aim is to provide the highest quality care to our patients.
Our staff specializes in all orthopedic and sports medicine conditions, including pre-op and post- op care. We treat geriatric conditions such as deconditioning, balance, and fall prevention. We also treat neurological disorders, movement disorders, traumatic brain injuries, stroke, and spinal cord injuries.
Rehabilitation Associates is dedicated to helping you regain mobility, strength and full function - and avoid reinjury in the future.
We treat the following conditions:
Do you or anyone you know have Parkinson's Disease? Would you like to speak with others who have a similar condition? We now offer a Parkinson’s Support Group at Rehabilitation Associates of Riverdale Medicine Medicine! Group meets 1st Wednesday of every month.
Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) is commonly used as an adjunct to Physical Therapy that applies low-level (low-power) lasers or light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to the surface of the joint/tissues. During treatment of the tissues with the laser beam, an interaction between cells and photons takes place, enhancing the healing process of the tissues. Unlike surgical or aesthetic lasers, it does not cause your tissues to heat up. LLLT is commonly used with success on arthritic joints and muscle tendon injuries.
