About Us
FuncPhysio is a physical therapist-owned and operated private practice located in midtown Manhattan.
Philosophy
We believe there are two components to provide the high quality of care, which are the skills and knowledge level of therapists and time you can spend with each client.
The skills level of therapist is critical. As you can see the therapists at FuncPhysio, every single therapist is highly educated and has high skills. They have been through residencies, fellowships as well as multiple other educations.
Time is the other components. Even the best therapist in the world cannot treat clients in 10minutes. We do not believe a cookie-cutter treatment approach because each body is different and issues are so unique to the individual, therefore we need time to assess the detail of the body and to treat each component of issues the client has. Only this way, we can achieve the a quality of care. This is especially true that if you have chronic or complicated issues.
FuncPhysio Approach
The FuncPhysio approach involves treatment of the whole person, involving comprehensive full-body evaluation and movement assessment, customized exercise program, and specific lifestyle modification. Our expertly-trained physical therapists provide full 60-minute, individualized, 1-on-1 treatment sessions. We are commited to help you to reach your full potential👊
Our background
Our background is very unique. All of our therapists have U.S. based Doctor of Physical Therapy degree and have trained extensively through post-doctoral education. Not only that, our therapists are strongly influenced by eastern holistic medicine. Dr. Takada is born and raised in Japan where he learns about different thought process to address pathologies. Then, we combine Eastern medicine with Western Medicine at high level. Each therapist understand not only scientific background of Western medicine but also holistic and spiritual aspect of Eastern medicine. It’s like “Holistic Eastern medicine meeting to Western Medicine” & “Integration of Japanese and Western Medicine.”
