Business Details
32 Years
experience
Your Trusted Physical Therapy Partner in Centereach
Founded in 1994 by Robert Spagnoli, our practice has grown to serve Long Island with two locations in Centereach and Mastic, NY. We specialize in advanced manual therapy techniques rooted in osteopathic principles, combining hands-on care with individualized therapeutic exercise programs. Our team of highly trained physical therapists holds advanced certifications in functional manual therapy, pelvic health, and vestibular rehabilitation, emphasizing patient education to prevent re-injury. With decades of combined experience, we maintain affiliations with institutions like the Institute of Physical Art and Hospital for Special Surgery Rehabilitation Network.Our approach integrates neuromuscular re-education, postural retraining, and evidence-based modalities to address conditions ranging from sports injuries to neurological disorders. We prioritize one-on-one care, offering post-discharge wellness programs to help patients achieve long-term functional independence. Our therapists actively contribute to professional education as adjunct professors and clinical instructors while maintaining active roles in community health initiatives.
Services
Manual Therapy
Therapeutic Exercise
Vestibular Rehabilitation
Pelvic Health Therapy
Sports Injury Recovery
Postural Retraining
Neurological Rehabilitation
Post-Surgical Care
Patient Education
Wellness Programs
Details
- Year established: 1994
Highlights and features
- We offer individualized treatment plans developed through comprehensive evaluations by licensed physical therapists
- Our team holds advanced certifications in Functional Manual Therapy and pelvic health rehabilitation
- We utilize evidence-based techniques from the Institute of Physical Art and Osteopathic Manual Medicine
- Our therapists maintain active roles in clinical education as adjunct professors and student supervisors
- We provide post-discharge wellness programs with continued access to rehabilitation equipment
Associations and certifications
- Hospital for Special Surgery Rehabilitation Network
What people say
Professional, friendly staff
Totally pain-free results
Spotless facility
Superior healthcare
Caring, nurturing environment
Services
Manual Therapy
Our skilled therapists employ osteopathic manual techniques including soft tissue mobilization, joint manipulation, and myofascial release. This hands-on approach improves musculoskeletal mobility and enhances natural healing processes. Patients receive personalized sessions targeting specific areas of restriction or dysfunction.
Therapeutic Exercise
Customized exercise programs address individual needs through stretching, strengthening, and neuromuscular re-education. These evidence-based routines focus on spinal stabilization, balance improvement, and sport-specific rehabilitation to restore functional movement patterns and prevent future injuries.
Vestibular Rehabilitation
Specialized treatment for dizziness, vertigo, and balance disorders using advanced vestibular assessment techniques. Certified therapists develop personalized programs to improve gaze stability, postural control, and overall balance function through targeted exercises and retraining.
Pelvic Health Therapy
Comprehensive treatment for pelvic floor dysfunction including urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, and chronic pelvic pain. Therapists use manual techniques, biofeedback, and targeted exercises to address both women's and men's health concerns with specialized post-partum care options.
Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
Structured rehabilitation programs for post-operative patients following procedures like ACL reconstruction, joint replacements, and spinal surgeries. Treatment combines manual therapy, progressive exercise, and patient education to optimize healing and restore pre-injury functionality safely and effectively.
People
Robert Spagnoli
Owner, Physical Therapist
With over 30 years of experience, Robert graduated from Upstate Medical Center and earned his Masters at Stony Brook University. He holds dual certifications in Manual Therapy and Functional Manual Therapy, serving as adjunct professor and primary instructor for advanced spinal courses.
Susan Spagnoli
Physical Therapist
A Stony Brook University graduate with a Clinical Doctorate in Physical Therapy, Susan specializes in manual therapy and pelvic health. She completed 200-hour yoga certification and served as Clinical Assistant Professor, teaching advanced therapeutic exercise for a decade.
Jessica Spagnoli
Clinical Supervisor
As a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Stony Brook, Jessica leads the mentorship program and serves as Clinical Supervisor. She holds CFMT certification and specializes in pelvic floor therapy, actively participating in community health initiatives and professional education.
Nicole Vitale
Physical Therapist
A 2016 Stony Brook graduate, Nicole focuses on orthopedic rehabilitation and sports injury prevention. She combines clinical expertise with soccer coaching experience, emphasizing ACL injury recovery and functional movement restoration in active patients.
Stephanie Roberts
Physical Therapist
With dual degrees from Long Island University and Stony Brook University, Stephanie specializes in orthopedic and neurological rehabilitation. She maintains active involvement in dance medicine and continues advanced education in manual therapy techniques through the Institute of Physical Art.
Questions
What should I expect during my first physical therapy visit?
Your initial evaluation lasts about an hour, including medical history review, physical assessment, and treatment plan development. Bring medical records, insurance card, and physician's prescription.
Do I need a doctor's referral for physical therapy?
New York's Direct Access law allows treatment without a prescription for 30 days or 10 visits. However, most insurance plans require physician referrals for full coverage.
What types of conditions do you treat?
We treat musculoskeletal conditions, sports injuries, neurological disorders, vestibular issues, and pelvic floor dysfunction. Our expertise includes post-surgical rehabilitation and chronic pain management.
What should I wear to physical therapy sessions?
Wear comfortable clothing and athletic shoes that allow for movement and access to treatment areas during your therapy sessions.
Do you accept insurance?
We accept most major insurance plans. Contact our office directly to verify coverage details for your specific insurance provider.
How important is the home exercise program?
Home exercises are critical for maintaining progress and preventing re-injury. Patients who follow their home program experience significantly better long-term outcomes.
