Tell us where it hurts, and we will tell you what to do!
Brill Physical Therapy is New York City’s premier full-service physical therapy clinic.
BRILL PT IS NOW OFFERING TELEHEALTH SERVICES AS WELL AS CONCIERGE SERVICES.
I can’t really say enough good things about Brill Physical Therapy. When I found myself with a back injury, several colleagues raved about Brill and insisted I see them.
When I first came in, I could hardly walk the pain was so intense. Right from the beginning, my therapist put my mind at ease, explaining the likely cause of my pain and the mechanics of the human back. Following her prescribed exercises and stretches, I made steady and tremendous progress. In less than a week all pain was gone. In four weeks I had regained my entire range of movement. To those that are reading this, if you have an injury or condition requiring physical therapy, you can relax because you have found the best people in the field!
— Tim G.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be referred by a physician?
Not at first. New York State is a Direct Access state—meaning you can visit a physical therapist 10 times or for 30 days (whichever comes first) before a referral or prescription is required.
If I come in via Direct Access, am I covered by insurance?
Whether you come to PT by physician referral or Direct Access, your coverage will depend on the insurance plan you are enrolled in, please call us to verify your benefits.
What is the benefit of Direct Access?
Faster results. Research shows that the sooner an injury receives physical therapy- the sooner an individual recovers with less costs.
My daughter was diagnosed with a neck problem (torticollis) at 4 months of age and started seeing Peggy Brill twice a week. We absolutely love her! Not only is my baby in competent hands but Peggy has a genuine love for babies and is so wonderful with her. My daughter has made significant progress under Peggy's care. The entire staff is friendly and professional and always make a big fuss over my baby’s arrival. I can not say enough great things about this team.
— Helen C. (and baby Emily)