If you have had (or are planning to have) orthopedic surgery, contact HPT for your post-surgical rehabilitation. While low back pain and neck pain are very common these days, that doesn't mean you have to let it limit your life! Here at HPT, we can get you back to an enjoyable, active lifestyle! If you're having trouble lifting your arm over your head, pain with your normal activities, or even struggling when pitching that fastball, the team at HPT is here to help!
Whether you've had (or are planning to have) a Total Knee Replacement, Total Hip Replacement, or Total Shoulder Replacement, the team at HPT will guide your rehabilitation. If you've been involved in an auto accident, or an accident at work, you can trust the team at HPT to provide you with the highest quality of rehabilitation. If you've noticed a decrease in your balance or difficulty walking, call HPT and participate in our balance program.
Whether you've had (or are planning to have) a Total Knee Replacement, Total Hip Replacement, or Total Shoulder Replacement, the team at HPT will guide your rehabilitation. If you've been involved in an auto accident, or an accident at work, you can trust the team at HPT to provide you with the highest quality of rehabilitation. If you've noticed a decrease in your balance or difficulty walking, call HPT and participate in our balance program.
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Matt Harrison, the founder of Harrison Physical Therapy, is a lifetime resident of the Hudson Valley.
He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Rhode Island, where he was a four-time New England Track and Field Champion.
Matt completed his graduate work in physical therapy at Simmons College in Boston, MA, where he specialized in orthopedics and sports medicine.
After graduation, Matt worked as a physical therapist at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston until he and his wife relocated to Dutchess County in 1999.
He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Rhode Island, where he was a four-time New England Track and Field Champion.
Matt completed his graduate work in physical therapy at Simmons College in Boston, MA, where he specialized in orthopedics and sports medicine.
After graduation, Matt worked as a physical therapist at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston until he and his wife relocated to Dutchess County in 1999.
The first visit will last approximately one hour.
Each new patient provides the receptionist with their physician's referral, fills out any necessary paperwork, and then is brought into a private room where a complete evaluation takes place.
The physical therapist discusses with each patient the nature of their injury or complaint and their medical history.
Then the therapist will perform a physical examination, which will include range-of-motion and flexibility measurements, strength measurements, gait analysis, palpation and various special tests to confirm the diagnosis.
Each new patient provides the receptionist with their physician's referral, fills out any necessary paperwork, and then is brought into a private room where a complete evaluation takes place.
The physical therapist discusses with each patient the nature of their injury or complaint and their medical history.
Then the therapist will perform a physical examination, which will include range-of-motion and flexibility measurements, strength measurements, gait analysis, palpation and various special tests to confirm the diagnosis.
Due to the high levels of stress our bodies endure during both athletic and recreational activities, it is an all too common occurrence to experience soreness and performance decrements, sometimes up to 72 hours after the activity.
This soreness in part is.
Its officially Spring, and as the days get longer and the air gets warmer it will be time to get back on the golf course before you know it!
As we move from our relaxed winter months into our more active spring and summer months, .
Soreness after increased activity is a common occurrence for both beginner and experienced individuals.
This soreness in part is.
Its officially Spring, and as the days get longer and the air gets warmer it will be time to get back on the golf course before you know it!
As we move from our relaxed winter months into our more active spring and summer months, .
Soreness after increased activity is a common occurrence for both beginner and experienced individuals.
Harrison Physical Therapy is conveniently located on Route 9 in Fishkill, NY, and is easily accessible from Beacon, Cold Spring, Garrison, Newburgh, East Fishkill, Hopewell Junction, Lagrange, Beekman, Wappingers Falls and Poughkeepsie.
At the end of the ramp, turn left onto Route 9 North.
Continue on Route 9 North to Fishkill, where you will pass the Fishkill Shoprite Plaza and a Foam and Wash car wash.
The next office building on the right will be Harrison Physical Therapy, just before the Putnam County Savings Bank.
At the end of the ramp, turn left onto Route 9 North.
Continue on Route 9 North to Fishkill, where you will pass the Fishkill Shoprite Plaza and a Foam and Wash car wash.
The next office building on the right will be Harrison Physical Therapy, just before the Putnam County Savings Bank.
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