Brill Physical Therapy welcomes Manhattan, New York City, Midtown NYC, Downtown NYC and Westchster Residents

Brill Physical Therapy is a full-service outpatient Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Facility. We are proudly certified as a Participating Member of the Hospital for Special Surgery Rehabilitation Network. The Brill Team is committed to providing quality care to New York City and assisting Physicians to guide their patients throughout the recovery process and transition into a Wellness Program.

Our team of highly qualified and experienced Physical Therapists specializes in Musculoskeletal, Sports Medicine, Post-Operative and Injury Rehabilitation, Ergonomics, Cancer Recovery, Spinal Injuries and Manual Physical Therapy.

We are committed to life-long physical well-being and maximal recovery from injuries. If you are looking for the best physical therapy care we are at your service.

Three Convenient Locations Servicing New York City, Manhattan, Midtown NYC, Downtown NYC and Westchester

If you are looking for the best physical therapy care and you live in:

Coming soon Peggy Brill's blog, "Tell me where it hurts and I will tell you what to do."

We are a great choice for you and we will make every effort to exceed your rehabilitation needs. You can visit our locations page for maps and contact information. We look forward to helping you achieve a rapid recover with our physical therapy services.

Peggy W. Brill is the proud author of two books: "THE CORE PROGRAM: 15 Minutes a Day That Can Change Your Life" and "INSTANT RELIEF: Tell Me Where It Hurts And I'll Tell You What To Do." Peggy Brill has presented her books and work for the Today Show, CBS Special Report, CNN's Choice for "Unusual People in Business", FOX News, Fortune's Most Powerful Women in Business, California Governor's Conference, Duke Center for Integrative Medicine and Duke University Men's Basketball team. Peggy has also been featured in numerous magazines - Vogue, Shape, Prevention, Fortune, Bottom Line Health and Fitness, O Magazine, and The Wall Street Journal. She can also be seen regularly on The Dr. Oz Show.